Religion is defined as a cause, principle or system of beliefs held to with
arbor and faith (Marrium Webster, 10th ed). Science does definitely fit
this definition.
Jeff Utz
Michael Stanley wrote in message <37940569.9344136 at news.aristotle.net>...
>Science is a process. It uses assumptions, provides a way
>to create, test, and improve theories. It doesn't claim that
>any theories are 100% accurate. Even its laws are really
>only *strong* theories.
>>Scientific theories are not intended to be the 100% accurate
>explanation of the universe. They are merely intended to be
>reliable enough to be useful to obtain results in the real world
>such as cooking your dinner or taking you to the moon.
>>Science is a process and requires no beliefs and is not a
>religion. Some people build a religion using science as a
>base, but that is not science anymore.
>>>Michael Stanley
>Atheist at large
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