Can Scientists and Religious Leaders See Eye to Eye? | Middle Ground

Scientists and religious leaders come together to find middle ground in exploring their worldviews.

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[jubilee]

Middle Ground is back!! Thanks everyone for watching this highly requested episode. As always, we are not saying science and religion necessarily have to exclude each other - there are religious scientists out there! Instead, we are exploring two sides that society often pits against each other in hopes of finding middle ground #radicalempathy. Let us know in the comments below what future episodes you'd like to see!

[pepi]

These are 3 religious people and 3 scientists, BUT More importantly, these are 6 very intelligent very humble people.
That goes a LONG way...

[LyneDianaJones]

I love how the pastor is talking love and the monk is talking peace

[martapantin]

It would be interesting to see an episode between religious and non-religious scientists

[greensslime]

I remember telling my aunt who is extremely religious
"I question religion, I can't just do orders without knowing the reason behind them "
She told me "questioning is the start of your journey" and now I believe she is such a wise woman, as "questioning is the start of the journey" applies on everything in life, you should never be ashamed of asking questions.

[NyxGamingAU]

I love how the Buddhist monk listens rather than talks.

[James-dogl]

The monk is 40, his mind is over hundreds. But his face, 25?

[sameeraakkena]

I love how they chose different leaders from different religions, it gave control and unbiased to the conversation.

[standporter]

It was so interesting that at the statement, "It is important to question one's own beliefs, " everyone came to the table. That shows how mature these people are...it's an important quality for any person to have the humility to question their beliefs if something contradicts them.

[imabigscrewball]

This was surprisingly calm. Flat earthers vs scientists went horribly lol

[JunkTrunk]

I don’t care who you are or what you do. It is so cool to say “I am a volcanologist”

[chrissanders]

I'm not a Christian but I really like how calm and understanding the pastor is. Loved to see how the flat earthers didn't even want to hear the scientist's thoughts but how the pastor was quite understanding of others' opinions.

[svaibavbajra]

I loved the Buddhist dude. The ocean reference was amazing

[cheybat]

The Buddhist guy is just like good opinions. They will mean nothing in the end"

[gracegiordano]

I’d like to see Christian Scientists with Atheist Scientists.

[detox]

This was not a discussion between religious leaders and scientists, this was a discussion between 6 wise and intelligent humans with different beliefs.

[YachiruALEPH]

A curious mind (the Scientist), that is nurtured with a loving heart (the Pastor & Rabbi), but is also rooted in a balanced perspective (Buddhist) is probably what I took away the most from this discourse.

[lolopcallulu]

Him: “I’m a paleontologist”
Me at my big age: COOL A DINOSAUR MAN !!!

[rahulrathod]

The best part of this debate is that EVERYONE here, did not look down on each other. They shared their intellect with a calm conversation. Great!

[farvezafridifaizurrahman]

I am as atheistic as it gets, but I have nothing but respect for the religious folk in this video. The humility in admitting they do not have answers and they lean on their faith is far more respectable of a position than forcing others to believe in delusion.

Love you guys! Thanks for a great video.