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It seems there is a constant war between science and religion/paranormal/higher forces/whatever. |
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Does it matter? there are alot of things people cannot explain, you can see it both ways. In a way, belief is living a life of wonder, and adventure, and science is living a life of knowing questions that are on your mind. Everyone has beliefs, and beliefs go beyond paranormal, or religion, or whatever. Beliefs can be anything. Science gives us some answers for our belief, but we get more beliefs. Taking away beliefs is like taking away your humanity, just as taking away science. Both can be united, but both can not be united. I guess it depends on the person you ask. The only belief you should not go for is blind faith, because blind faith you have no expierience in at all, you believe because it's for your selfish reasons, and that's why it's called blind faith, believing in it because you want to, not because you believe in it. |
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Without religion there wouldn't be any science. Mysticism is essential because it gives us ways of conceptualizing the unknown. Overtime these conceptualizations become more complex and specialized and you end up with Gods of war, gods of love, gods for crops. Then you get further specialization with angels and demons for every occasion. I think there is even a patron saint of butterflies. |
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I think on some level they will. |
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