Religion is based on hypocracy. Religion is a form of science.

lol jk

This is a bad thread. You should feel ashamed.Zeviander

and I thought you had to be atleast lvl 21 to create a thread

and I thought you had to be atleast lvl 21 to create a threadsexyweapons

[QUOTE="sexyweapons"]and I thought you had to be atleast lvl 21 to create a threadZeviander

well that sucks...

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[QUOTE="Zeviander"]This is a bad thread. You should feel ashamed.themajormayor

Please don't mix up religion and science... It doesn't work.

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Yes...another religion thread.

Good job OP your getting a 500 post topic.

No. Religion does not involve the use of the scientific method.

I tried reading the OP several times, and it still doesn't make a lick of sense. I need more coffee.

Please don't mix up religion and science... It doesn't work.

Pikdum

Ha! Explain scientology then! :P

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Please don't mix up religion and science... It doesn't work.

tenaka2

Ha! Explain scientology then! :P

I'll mix two words to explain a mix of two things:

Cluster****

[QUOTE="Shockwave-DASH"]Religion is a form of science, people trying to use science to disprove science does not make any sense. How is it based on science? Simple, the hallucination of creation by an artificial or natural means. Correct? Well Science is trying to find answers to life questions and trying to PROvE it is caused by artificial or natural means. Religion is basically based on science. The only real difference between Science and religion based on there beliefs and there view really only boils down to one thing: Is there a one thing that controls everything. Otherwise, like science,things like gravity and equality, and how creation works are all pretty much on the same base. Just one different thing that spins them in two different paths.hippiesanta

I would love to put my toaster Inside your oven?

Science is the study of things that are natural, observable, and repeatable. Religion is the study of things that are not natural and that exist because of supernatural forces. At the least, in a sense.mindstorm

Agree. Science might be able to tell someone how a particular thing works, but it cannot tell you why. I like what Richard Feynman said in "The Meaning of it All: Thoughts of a Citizen Scientist,"

"The principle that observation is the judge imposes a severe limitation to the kind of questons that can be answered."

[QUOTE="mindstorm"]Science is the study of things that are natural, observable, and repeatable. Religion is the study of things that are not natural and that exist because of supernatural forces. At the least, in a sense.maheo30

Agree. Science might be able to tell someone how a particular thing works, but it cannot tell you why. I like what Richard Feynman said in "The Meaning of it All: Thoughts of a Citizen Scientist,"

"The principle that observation is the judge imposes a severe limitation to the kind of questons that can be answered."

Of course science seeks to explain why things work. It does not rely on observation alone. The advantage of science is that it is a unified discipline, unlike all those different religions with all their conflicting "truths" and attempts to answer why.

Science is the study of things that are natural, observable, and repeatable. Religion is the study of things that are not natural and that exist because of supernatural forces. At the least, in a sense.mindstorm

Exactly, science equals facts, religion equals magic.

[QUOTE="mindstorm"]Science is the study of things that are natural, observable, and repeatable. Religion is the study of things that are not natural and that exist because of supernatural forces. At the least, in a sense.tenaka2

Exactly, science equals facts, religion equals magic.