With the advances of science and communication on a finite world, will science ever overtake religion?
With the advances of science and communication on a finite world, will science ever overtake religion?
Jackson Nguyen
Connor Davis
Science and religion are not mutually exclusive.
Eli Lee
Science and religion are both important
Angel Kelly
Engineers are already worshipping AI gods in silicon Valley, look it up
Roko's basilisk is gonna hit humanity hard folks
Nicholas Perry
considering natural selection favors the religious i dont think so.
Jeremiah Perez
Muslims disagree. Ever wondered why most of the stars have Arabic names, or why we use Arabic numerals, or why algebra is an Arabic word? So on and so froth. Arabs were the fucking best... then along came Islam and outlawed science and math. Look at where they are now.
Hunter Roberts
Natural selection favors having memory so we're able to figure out things like "the guy that is coughing will die, just like the other guys that were coughing". Natural selection doesn't give a shit about the superstitions created due to those memories.
Zachary Campbell
does everyone just categorize the things unknown into "religion and spirituality"? the unfounded lazy way out?
"god willed it", et. al.
Austin Anderson
God is the way and the light.
Alexander Young
>will science ever overtake religion?
No. Humans are hardwired to believe in horseshit like religion. Also... I've seen some people speculate that if belief in God has a genetic component to it (maybe it does, but don't think evidence is certain yet) then with religious people of this world multiplying way more than the western secular people, then that means Jesus is here to stay.