This will be based on the YouTube video posted on Blackboard, and I will answer all the questions posted on the same site. First, religion refers to the trust and adoration of an extraordinary controlling power, and it could be a divine one or even a God. On the other hand, science is an analytical field that frames and shapes knowledge in the structure of testable experiments, and conclusions about the universe. Religion has various impacts on people's lives, and it affects each in a different way from the other. The relationship between science and religion, therefore, is determined by one's perspectives and particular beliefs. The thesis statement of the essay is, therefore, the relation between religion and science, according to the YouTube video posted on Blackboard.
There is a big difference between religion and science. Religion and science are in conflict, and most scientists are against the idea of worship. Additionally, science is mostly based on facts, experiments, sometimes real events, and conclusions regarding a particular phenomenon (McGrath). In contrary to that, religion relies on sacred beliefs, revelations and trust in the divine being. It has accurate facts to support it nor visible experiments, …show more content…
When it comes to science, exist a conflict between that and faith. Additionally, Dr. McGrath says, just like in religion, scientists use faith to draw their conclusions from the experiments that they perform. On the other hand, religion is highly associated with faith, because they easily coexist for individuals to believe in the divine being whom they have never seen. In another way, it is due to lack of faith that scientists have a conflict with religion. Faith is described as the ability to believe in things not seen and heard. Religious people believe in a Supreme Being whom they have never heard or seen. And, Scientists prove their statements using visible, and real
There is a big difference between religion and science. Religion and science are in conflict, and most scientists are against the idea of worship. Additionally, science is mostly based on facts, experiments, sometimes real events, and conclusions regarding a particular phenomenon (McGrath). In contrary to that, religion relies on sacred beliefs, revelations and trust in the divine being. It has accurate facts to support it nor visible experiments, …show more content…
When it comes to science, exist a conflict between that and faith. Additionally, Dr. McGrath says, just like in religion, scientists use faith to draw their conclusions from the experiments that they perform. On the other hand, religion is highly associated with faith, because they easily coexist for individuals to believe in the divine being whom they have never seen. In another way, it is due to lack of faith that scientists have a conflict with religion. Faith is described as the ability to believe in things not seen and heard. Religious people believe in a Supreme Being whom they have never heard or seen. And, Scientists prove their statements using visible, and real