Monday, October 4. 2010Can science tell us what is right and wrong?Trackbacks
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Awesome article! I have gradually become fan of your article and would like to suggest putting some new updates to make it more effective.
Dr. Stephen Jay Gould was totally on-point with regards to religion and science having non overlapping 'magisteria'.
The perversity that blankets your blogs is nothing less than not acknowledging that G-D's gift of intellect is inherently good and honest. That you ascribe to the view that science will come to the point of actually creating 'humans' for harvest,shows an innate distrust of humanity,and an innate distrust of G-D. Nothing could be further from the truth than 'human clones'. Unfortunately, your comprehension of science is based on science-fiction novels and pseudo-science sermons from a pulpit. Science works within the bounds of science, and Not within the bound of your Church. G-D has created both science and religion in that he has given us knowledge (the brain) to find both. Those who look for and find 'innate evil' in science therefore do not understand religion. ................................... There is a superb Greek saying - The dogs bark but the Parade moves forward. You and your ilk can bay at the moon all you wish but - science will move forward. How sad for all of you to stomp your little feet while spouting such silliness.
I don't think science can judge what is right or wrong, and even less judge people
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