Science V Religeon

[Steak & Cheese]

I've been wondering what religeous people think of scientists? Do religeous people simply believe that all the scientists in the world are wrong? that somehow they've all got it wrong and the Earth wasn't created in the big bang... that god really did create the world and just made it appear himself?

How do any of you PH religeous people account for all the millions of intelligent scientists all coming to generally the same conclusion about the solar system etc?

[anonymous-user]

It's religious and religion and a REPOST.

I think I can see why you didn't find it using the search function though.

[outlaw biker]

Hey why not combine the two? Try Scientology. Its great apparently. Expensive religion though...only for celebs.

[Flintstone]

I'm guessing they would ask the scientists how they account for millions of (insert religion of your choice here) followers coming to the same conclusion about the Everyverse.

Edited by Flintstone on Tuesday 9th September 21:54

[Marf]

Is it that time again? Wake me up when its over....

[Darkslider]

Flintstone said:

I'm guessing they would ask the scientists how they account for millions of (insert religion of your choice here) followers coming to the same conclusion about the Everyverse.

[Ry_B]

I've always wondered what religious people thought to dinosaurs

So just did a quick Google, quite interesting!

[trimbo]

[quote=Steak & Cheese]I've been wondering what religeous people think of scientists?
[/quote]



I'm into religeon, I can't speak for all religeous peoples, personally I think that scientists are s.

Every last one of them, especially that Joey one in the wheelchair.

[10 Pence Short]

I went into a church once. I ended up absolutely plastered after about 2 hours. Oh no, wait a minute, that was a pub.

As you were.

[Muntu]

El stovey said:

I think I can see why you didn't find it using the search function though.

[Simpo Two]

trimbo said:

I'm into religeon, I can't speak for all religeous peoples, personally I think that scientists are s.

Quite right, Mr Magic did it all from his cloud.



I take it you never benefitted from an education then? You certainly can't spell.

[DrTre]

trimbo said:

I'm into religeon, I can't speak for all religeous peoples, personally I think that scientists are s.

Every last one of them, especially that Joey one in the wheelchair.

Well I got it trimbo

Edited by DrTre on Tuesday 9th September 22:05

[ewenm]

Simpo Two said:

trimbo said:

I'm into religeon, I can't speak for all religeous peoples, personally I think that scientists are s.

Quite right, Mr Magic did it all from his cloud.



I take it you never benefitted from an education then? You certainly can't spell.

HL&S...

[Eric Mc]

The two aren't mutually exclusive, you know.

[trimbo]

DrTre said:

trimbo said:

I'm into religeon, I can't speak for all religeous peoples, personally I think that scientists are s.

Every last one of them, especially that Joey one in the wheelchair.

Well I got it trimbo

Edited by DrTre on Tuesday 9th September 22:05

Thanks DrTre

[CommanderJameson]

A picture might help.

[Flintstone]

CommanderJameson said:

A picture might help.

That wins it for me.

Edited by Flintstone on Tuesday 9th September 22:22

[Pigeon]

[quote=Steak & Cheese]I've been wondering what religeous people think of scientists? Do religeous people simply believe that all the scientists in the world are wrong?...
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Well, me, I reckon that science and religion are answering different questions and there is no conflict between them.

[anonymous-user]

so whats the scientific reason for popcorn.

[thehawk]

Many scientists are religious.

I think it is incredibly arrogant, and ill-informed, for anyone to suggest that 'religious' people all believe word for word what the Bible, Koran etc say. For many people religion, or their spirituality is a very personal thing and will range from taking religious texts literally right through to someone that just vaguely believes in a greater force in the Universe but isn't aligned with any religion.