religion
religion
Out of context: Reply #1161
- Started
- Last post
- 3,481 Responses
- locustsloth0
For the people who believe in each, science and religion are answering different questions.
Science answers "What?" What is everything made of? What happens at an atomic level? etc
Religion (again, for those who believe in it) answers "Why?"
The reason some people need religion is because no matter how many "What?"'s you answer, the question of "Why?" will always remain.
Even when (and if) we discover all the mechanics of the universe, science cannot answer what it's purpose is. Science's answer will be "There is no purpose". Religion will ask "Why?"
Science will reply "Because that is the way it is"
Which has been Religion's answer all along.- lol... religion doesn't "answer" shit, it just makes guessesmonospaced
- FOR THE PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE it answers quite a lot. You are arrogant to think otherwiselocustsloth
- ok, what does it answer, and why do you believe it?monospaced
- only the scared and pitiful feel there even needs to be an answer to the why... atheists simply accept there's no point in askingmonospaced
- religion for the common man is not designed to answering questions.. there are hidden mystical practicesyurimon
- ooooh... hidden mystical... I'm CONVINCED!monospaced
- Religion pretends there is a "why" when there isn'tukit2
- look for yourself but i doubt you ever explore anything non institutional.yurimon