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SCIENCE & RELIGION
allow me to paint a picture.
they& #39;re like two sides of a coin. Heads or Tails. We think they& #39;re so opposite but in essence, they& #39;re not.
Conventionally a coin has two sides, but technically that& #39;s false, there& #39;s one side most ppl ignore, the breadth. 1/
allow me to paint a picture.
they& #39;re like two sides of a coin. Heads or Tails. We think they& #39;re so opposite but in essence, they& #39;re not.
Conventionally a coin has two sides, but technically that& #39;s false, there& #39;s one side most ppl ignore, the breadth. 1/
the breadth defines how thick or thin a coin is. it& #39;s the bridge bn these opposite ends.
There& #39;s a bridge bn Science & Religion.
They both postulate things supported by tangible evidence and also postulate things that cannot be substantiated but only imagined.
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There& #39;s a bridge bn Science & Religion.
They both postulate things supported by tangible evidence and also postulate things that cannot be substantiated but only imagined.
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that nuance, is the bridge between their juxtaposition. Neither has all the answers.
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couldn& #39;t finish this thread cos sth took me off my train of thoughts...[sigh]
