Stephen Hawking on Religion #educational #neildegrassetyson #stephenhawking

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[s.c.]

What if it was just AI answering these questions and Stephan was just sitting there?

[IHXnumber]

💀 blud cold AF he basically said science is not for idiots.

[felixschneiderbauer]

The more i know about sience the more i believe in god

[marcomangiola]

“Science without god is lame, religion without science is blind” -Einstein

[mrivera]

People fear what they don’t understand

[albertloffredo]

It really does give comfort. The father is light.

[aus_liam]

- Science is the search for truth.
- Religion is the search for meaning.

- Truth will grow & enlighten us.
- Meaning will comfort & sanctify us.

- Truth is a universally eternal answer.
- Meaning is a human construct.

[Sdfghjhgfd]

I remember my tescher telling me in high school, "science is providing answers to HOW the universe works, religion is asking WHY it works in the first place"

Religion will always be there regardless of whatever scientific advances we have in the future. We can work out how everything works but we will never know what caused it in the beginning

[johnnymoore]

One day I would hope to hear and understand all the mysteries of the universe. Told to me by the creator not the created.

[Grzmichuj]

People really just think that Religion and Science have to exclude eachother. I believe in both so like whatever, but whatever you believe in, please, be civil, respect others and live life, as a good person

[blondiemom]

I trust and understand science. I also believe in God. They are not mutually exclusive.

[michaellt]

At the end of the day no one knows what happens when we die. Just live your life how you want without telling others how to live theirs. Just be a good person and hopefully whatever comes after this life will be peaceful.

[Mr-vmzs]

It's not about seeking for answers anymore, its about fear and anxiety by realizing how small, powerless, vulnerable and insignificant we are, that's why we seek for God

[rattlecat]

It's really very simple and straight forward.

Science is based in fact.
Religion is based on blind faith.

[DanielAmor-ms]

Knowing why we exist is the easy part. Humans accepting the answer is the hard part.

[NatureBoy]

Science is dynamic, and until science can prove there is no God, I will lean towards a creator

[BlondeNightmare]

That makes sense. One of the biggest things that hit me like a punch in the gut when I was first reading “The God Delusion” was Dawkins’ sentence: “Just because it’s comforting doesn’t make it true.” And I realized that religion had been for me, a sense of comfort, but after reading that and looking at the other evidence and lack there of, I couldn’t believe something that wasn’t true just for comfort.

[lukecoffey]

Basically he's saying the average person is too stupid to understand how the universe works so they will believe in a fake deities to keep sane

[hamoodininjaa]

He clings to science, because it gives him comfort😂

[thedevilsadvocate]

I trust science, have more faith in God and defiantly DON'T trust politicians OR the elite...