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The characteristics of God. The Existence of God. Problem of evil. Philosophy and Ethics - resour. Science and religion: Reconcilable differences. With the loud protests of a small number of religious groups over teaching scientific concepts like evolution and the Big Bang in public schools, and the equally loud proclamations of a few scientists with personal, anti-religious philosophies, it can sometimes seem as though science and religion are at war. News outlets offer plenty of reports of school board meetings, congressional sessions, and Sunday sermons in which scientists and religious leaders launch attacks at one another. But just how representative are such conflicts? Not very. The attention given to such clashes glosses over the far more numerous cases in which science and religion harmoniously, and even synergistically, coexist. Furthermore, contrary to stereotype, one certainly doesn't have to be an atheist in order to become a scientist. This is not to suggest that science and religion never come into conflict.
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