Religion vs. Science: Who Wins?
Friday, 14 June 2013
How does media effect Science vs. Religion?
Now that we are aware of this social issue it is probably even better to know what the solution is. I have always been really supportive of science when it came down to this debate, but I can't be biased towards religion after seeing the issue from both perspectives throughout my research. Neither group is the bad one but the media makes it seem like they are by causing huge debates and creating pieces of media made to anger one another. News programs are always looking for something to talk about to make more money and some websites are developed specifically to outrage people of scientific or religious beliefs. Can it really be a problem to focus more on issues that matter more than making up stories or blaming different groups by using propaganda? The media can easily change all of this by working together to stop the hate and to make people stop with these fights and hate messages. Scientific people rely on actual facts and proof while religious people rely on faith and they believe that a supernatural figure is controlling everything. These are all just different opinions and nothing more so I don't understand why it is made to look even worse. Although I am being a hypocrite by blaming the media on this issue, there are a lot of people that are a part of these groups that say things to provoke others. Since media hasn't been around when this controversy started it hasn't done as much damage as there already is. If the media could just slow down or stop completely the mentioning of this issue, more and more people would slowly start to forget about it. I know this debate will never end, but I have faith (ironic for me to be saying this) in the media to change the world one step at a time by removing the hate messages, videos, and images of this issue. It would be better for this topic to be kept away from everyone else who does not want to hear about it than effecting others with something that really doesn't matter.
Science vs. Religion in Print
Thursday, 13 June 2013
Religion and Science in Film
The film industry is a big factor when it comes to science and religion. Even if a movie has nothing to do with these two, it finds a way to sneak in a comparison or message about this topic which involves a lot of thinking and concentrating to find it. An example of this is in the Fast and Furious movies where one of the characters is saying "grace" before eating, and he is thankful for nitrous oxide and fast cars. Both of these have to do with the work of science and engineering and it is ironic that he was saying it during something like this. Movies are an easy way to make another group look bad and ridiculous making them a convenient source for causing these debates. Films that are made for this purpose are generally biased when they try to make the audience believe in different things. People are always watching movies and it would be extremely rare to find someone who has never seen a film once. If the millionare movie industries wanted to they could easily make more people learn about this issue at hand and how to stop it. They do not want to make films like this because they want more money, so they produce movies that that they think that people would actually watch.
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
Science and Religion through Music?
Friday, 7 June 2013
Religion vs. Science on Websites and Internet
Thursday, 6 June 2013
Religion vs. Science in the News
Introduction to Religion vs. Science
Most people would always feel strongly about all the social issues in our world today. I personally feel strongly about the big debate between religion and science. It has always been clear to me that the difference
between religion and science is the difference between thoughtless certainty
and thoughtful doubt. As a lot of people already know, the religion vs. science subject has been studied since the ancient times and classical era. I think it all started with two groups trying to convince each other how life began, and they would do anything to make one another change their mind. This has been going on for at least 500 years and it affects people from all over and even wars started due to it. This controversy has entered our
schools, religious teachings and politics. I feel that this debate can go on forever because science is based on discoveries and actual facts while religious people will always be in denial, no matter what scientists say. Children may be the most affected by this since they are being brainwashed to believe certain things. Will we ever know which side is the winner or who is right? Probably not. We might of even been brainwashed to think differently like we do now and these two sides will not agree with each other. The media has a lot to do with this too however, they also have a huge advantage in making this stop.
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