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CMV: Science and Religion can coexist, mixing well.

All my life I’ve been raised as a Christian. I’ve went from church to church, denomination to denomination, before settling on UCC (United Church of Christ). But I’ve also had a passion for science and I like to have facts and experimental proof of the things I believe. Of course, science and religion are total opposite sides of the spectrum, but I feel I can’t be too strongly on the side of either. Religion is a philosophy based on faith and faith alone while science is knowledge based on definite proof through observation. But I think science can of course be wrong because since it’s based of what we can see, there may be more to it than meets the eye or what can be “measured”. With religion, it can get unbearably far fetched and there is little proof. Despite the contradictions I’ve come to believe that God, as in YWH does exist and that Jesus was indeed the son of god. And I do believe that science is mostly right also. I think that the stories about God creating the universe or the stories about Adam and Eve for example aren’t necessarily true. I think god as a superior being needed to convey the message that he created everything in a way that is simple enough for a human to understand. This would explain why science tells use about the Big Bang and evolution yet the Bible tells us fable like stories. I’ve been told that my view makes sense and I’ve also been told that it’s faulty logic, which I’m totally open for accepting. I’m curious about other peoples thoughts and their reasoning for why I may be wrong.
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The problem with this view of coexistence is that it's completely one-sided. A religious "truth" will always need to lose against a scientific "truth" because science is based on the demonstrable, and religion is based on faith.

If religion tells you lighting bolts are thrown by Thor, and then science demonstrates how a buildup of negative charges causes a electrical discharge between the clouds and the ground, then so much for Thor.

There's no plausible scenario where things go the other way - where science says we can demonstrate that something is a certain way, but religion comes in and shows that science is wrong.

This isn't coexistence.