Can we believe both science and god?
By manozzkumar
@manozzkumar (493)
India
April 7, 2008 7:52am CST
Sorry for asking such a criticising question. But, many of the people are thinking that science is the only one that explains our beliefs. Scientists, today, are ready with updates to solve the doubts of people. And also, many are believing god, as well, so that they can give whatever wanted by God.
Can we believe both of them? In India, the belivers of god are called "asthiks", while non-believers are called "naasthiks". Can both Naasthiks and Asthiks are good at their decision? How can we believe both of them i.e. science and God.
1 response
@Rachel322 (115)
• United States
7 Apr 08
I personally believe in both. Religious groups believe that God created man with Adam and Eve. Scientists say they can prove that life began with some micro organism or something, I don't understand all that science stuff. But here's what I think. If life did begin with the micro organisms, then something else had to create them. I think God created them.
I don't think that scientist should be trying to prove that God doesn't exist. God and religion are a faith, a belief. You either believe or you don't, it's your choice.
@manozzkumar (493)
• India
7 Apr 08
Good comment by you. I too trust both god as well as science. The word 'devotion' has a solution for any question rather than science. The simplicity of human makes him/her perfect person.
@wonderbook (24)
• Bangladesh
20 Apr 12
If there is no God, who created human body, for example? It is so complicated machine. Do we see any complicated machine is created without a creator?
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