Left -vs- Right

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(07-06-2015, 04:08 PM)bfine32 Wrote: ...and I've found that the "scientific" version of "looking for answers" primarily involves trying to show how science has "disproven" the religious answer rather that being open to the possibility that there might be truth to it. 

I'm totally open to the idea that my ol' man is up in the clouds playing catch with Roberto Clemente, but I can't help but feel like he's probably just a pile of dust in a jar on the shelf.  I think I'm just immune to religion, unfortunately.

At the same time though, people who are open to one religion tend to do so at the expense of being open to others don't they? I can't say that I agree with your notion that the primary aim of science is to disprove religion, either. I WILL admit that I know pretty much nothing about science, so I have "faith" some scientist will figure things out like another may have faith god/God/gods will show the way.