I've always believed that science and religion has to explan the other - in my mind, it's still a blur link. I think the mankind has a ways to go before science advances further to explain the existence of God and other mystical phenomena, while religous understanding needs to mature towards rational thought. I think our minds just need to be more open to such ideas.
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Date: 2004-01-14 08:39 pm (UTC)I've always believed that science and religion has to explan the other - in my mind, it's still a blur link. I think the mankind has a ways to go before science advances further to explain the existence of God and other mystical phenomena, while religous understanding needs to mature towards rational thought. I think our minds just need to be more open to such ideas.
There's this article on beliefnet, http://www.beliefnet.com/story/43/story_4363.html - on science and religion from a Baha'i standpoint.