Has religion contributed to the opposite aspect of science?

Yes The relationship between religion and science has been inseparable since the beginning of the antagonistic relationship between science and religion.

Both religion and science need the involvement of philosophical concepts in order to perfect themselves.

Whenever a major discovery in the field of science or something influential for the time was made, religion would reform accordingly.

Personally, I think the contradiction between religion and science is fundamentally whether the world is controllable.

Any religion mentions in its texts control over the world, whether or not it comes from or is used by man.

The development of science has revealed more and more areas that we cannot predict or even understand.

For example, in the phenomenon of mutation in biology, where there are so many possibilities, one instance realizes only one possibility, not all, and each instance realizes different possibilities, and we don't know what controls it, or it is not controlled at all.

Religion does not accept uncontrol, so there is the generation of divine power, and even if the divine power is unknown and incomprehensible, as long as there is a force that can control everything, we are satisfied.

Science, on the other hand, only deduces according to reasonable logic, and if the result of deduction is uncontrollable, then the answer of science is that it cannot be controlled, and it is known that new scientific theories find ways to control it.

Some scientists can't stand the pain of not having an answer, so they throw the answer to religion, that is, let God solve it.

If human beings can survive for a long time, then religion or science will always give the "truth".

The Relationship between Religion and Science:

Religion and science belong to different categories, yes.

Two major aspects of human life. Science provides human beings with intellectual and rational power, and religion provides human beings with benevolence and spiritual strength. Religion and science, one focuses on solving people's spiritual problems, and the other focuses on serving the construction of material civilization, and they are two of the most powerful forces influencing mankind, complementing each other and indispensable.

I don't feel like they're in any kind of relationship, they don't interfere with each other.

It doesn't matter, two ways of understanding the world, two very different subject areas.

The development of science is right.

Bai is the religion of the day.

DU is indeed a very big shock, and after many problems are solved by DAO science, the territory of religion has decreased.

However, it can be said that science solves more practical and secular problems, while religion does solve spiritual things, such as the meaning of life, the afterlife, and so on. In addition, religion can be the foundation that exists on top of science, and it can solve the problems that science cannot reach. For example, we say that the universe is big and produces today's cosmic form, but what causes the big **, and what gives rise to "being" from the complete "nothing"?

In this sense, science and religion are not contradictory, and the core of religion is irreplaceable by science.

A little personal opinion, see and laugh.

Science is characterized by certainty and can therefore be shared by all human beings, and any healthy religion and philosophy is a religion that is science-minded – although people with different philosophical views have different views on the role and ultimate meaning of science. In a word, science is certain, but it is always local.

It is precisely because of the limitations of science that there is a market for the philosophy of religion.

Religion has two layers of connotation, the first layer provides a kind of support for confused people, and only this layer also essentially upholds the basic ethical order of human beings, otherwise all laws and morals will not work!

The second level contains the method of knowing the truth (the same as philosophy) and the way of witnessing the truth (not the same as philosophy). In fact, only those who consciously or unconsciously testify to the truth through religious methods can become philosophers. Through the accumulation of knowledge and painstaking meditation, one can never enter the realm of philosophy.

There are various ways of saying philosophy. In fact, a philosopher is a person who thinks truthfully (the same as the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas and immortals in religion), and one in every 400,000 people in human beings can become a philosopher, but this is only a qualified material, and it depends on the opportunity, and there are two points that must be passed to become a philosopher: 1

Acquire knowledge and enhance spirituality; 2.Qualified teachers teach knowledge that is inconceivable in the eyes of ordinary people.

1. People who live completely according to science are advanced animals, and the meaning of life is very limited (in fact, it is meaningless).

2. A person who is completely immersed in philosophy, unable to detach himself from himself, will eventually deny all meaning, and therefore the meaning of his life is only transcendent in this life. A philosopher must be an ordinary human being, a religious person who has surrendered to a priori truths (although this would be a cause for many to underestimate his humanity and understanding).

3. The levels of religious believers vary greatly, but one point is that in this world, only devout religious believers are the ones who have tasted happiness, and those who have no religious beliefs will always only know the term "happiness". There are very few people who enter the second level of religion, but those who have the three characteristics of being a good person who is loved by ordinary people, heretics who are not recognized by believers in religion, and people who only know the truth philosophically are perfect people. The meaning of life is with the universe, full and happy.

Perhaps only people who have reached the state of "enlightenment" will not think that I am talking nonsense, but I came across this topic by accident, so I just said it casually.

I've said what I've said, but now that the wisdom of religion has reached its peak, the Buddhist masters have seen the world through completely, and the scientists are still working in their profession, I'm also a seeker of truth.

In fact, religion and science are not opposites, and from a higher perspective, although many of the arguments of religion are idealistic, there are many reasonable elements in them.

Maybe one day, when technology is advanced and can explain everything, it will be like today, when people look at Mayan prophecies, they will feel that there are amazing coincidences.

When the scientists climbed to the top of the mountain, the Buddhist masters had been waiting here for a long time."

2 Taking it a step further, I think it should be said that when the scientist thought that he had finally reached the summit after a great deal of hard work, the Buddhist master had been waiting here for a long time, and said, "I have been waiting for a long time to go down the mountain, and I have come to tell you that there is still an infinite amount of travel from the summit, and it is beyond your reach."

To put it bluntly, it's all about the exploration of the unknown.

Albert Einstein said

Science without religion is blind;

Religion without science is lame.

Everyone knows about science and religion, but you know the relationship between them, so let's explain it to you.

ScienceIt is a knowledge system that reflects objective laws, scientific knowledge germinated in the early social practice of human beings, and ancient civilization has contained many factors for the development of modern science. Due to the historical limitations of human social practice and understanding, ancient scientific knowledge has been attached to the natural philosophical system that has not yet gotten rid of imagination and speculation in the way of thinking for a long historical period, and has even been parasitic in religious mythology.

ReligionIt is a cultural phenomenon that has emerged in the development of human society to a certain historical stage, and belongs to the special ideology of society. The essence is a kind of spiritual sustenance and ultimate care.

Science and religion are essentially opposites

Science does not recognize any supernatural forces, and opposes the use of supernatural causes and forces to prove any natural phenomenon and its development. Religion, by its very nature, is the worship of supernatural forces, the belief that supernatural gods and gods dominate the world. The nature of religion determines that it denies the inevitability and laws of objective existence.

The affirmation and denial of supernatural forces determine that the opposition between religion and science is irreconcilable.

In terms of methods of understanding, religion and science are also fundamentally different

The natural sciences start from the various forms of reality and motion of matter, to understand the various connections of things, and to prove them empirically as much as possible. The basic method by which religions recognize the object of their belief is bereavement, relying on supra-experience, super-rational revelation or mystical intuition. Religion and science are also very different in terms of their role in society.