Oct 17 2012: Science and Religion both seek "truth," or "understanding" of life. I see Science as much a religion as Christianity... or Mathematics... or Art.
They're different perspectives to the never-ending pursuit of ascribing the future with hindsight, which then tends to turn systematic as an attempt to achieve order- hello Language.
Multiple perspectives is most efficient when trying to understand perspective itself. After all, the world used to be flat.
Oct 17 2012: "Science has actually helped us better understand reality in a consistent repeatable way as demonstrated in technology." - please be careful with such a bold statement. I hope you realize you're using "better," subjective, with the all-inclusive "we."
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They're different perspectives to the never-ending pursuit of ascribing the future with hindsight, which then tends to turn systematic as an attempt to achieve order- hello Language.
Multiple perspectives is most efficient when trying to understand perspective itself. After all, the world used to be flat.
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