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October 13th 03, 10:34 PM
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The world of science is both arduous, and demanding principally my goal is to put forth a question: is science a religion? My studies would seem to confirm this, and in fact nature seems to contradict the results of even the most fundamental equations! Galeleo, Newton, and Einstein more than likely found themselves pondering this vary question, and where does this leave mankind? R. E. Paul www.aeons2c.org |
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October 13th 03, 11:00 PM
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In article , "Eugene" wrote:
The world of science is both arduous, and demanding principally my goal is to put forth a question: is science a religion? My studies would seem to confirm this, and in fact nature seems to contradict the results of even the most fundamental equations! Galeleo, Newton, and Einstein more than likely found themselves pondering this vary question, Not to mention Art Bell. |
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October 13th 03, 11:00 PM
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In article , "Eugene" wrote:
The world of science is both arduous, and demanding principally my goal is to put forth a question: is science a religion? My studies would seem to confirm this, and in fact nature seems to contradict the results of even the most fundamental equations! Galeleo, Newton, and Einstein more than likely found themselves pondering this vary question, Not to mention Art Bell. |
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