Bernard Carr - Can Science and Theology Find Deep Reality?

Some say that science and theology together reveal deep reality. Others say that only science makes sense; theology is myth. Which maximizes knowledge of the most profound issues of existence and human experience? Science alone?

[TerencePalmer]

Its encouraging to hear a physicist acknowledge the 'continuum' from the physical to the spiritual. Well done Bernard and thank you.

[sngscratcher]

"Everything we call real is made of things which cannot be regarded as real." ~ Niels Bohr

[charlesbrightman]

It looks like there are some very real "spirits" behind that bar there. Reminds me, I believe I will have a "spiritual" experience right now.

[rosappan]

All measurements of reality starts from consciousness dictated by electro chemical processes of brain cells of different levels of beings. And Universe has deviced an intricate way of obstructing these measurements at every stage. Hence the reality perceived by living breathing beings even with the help of the most sofisticated equipments we have deviced out of our ingenuity is only a miniscule portion of the actuality of the Universe which is immense 😁😉

[vitus.verdegast]

Science is motivated by honest curiosity, but theology is motivated by a desire to one-up the other guy.

[TimBox]

So if spiritual manifests itself in reality then it can be measured. So why has it never be done?

[rosappan]

We are limited to our 5 senses which are deviced only to make out 3 spacious plus one temporal dimension for satisfying our genetically granted survival instincts 😂

[rumidude]

I try to keep an open mind about religion but at every turn the religionists tremendously disappoint.

[positivistnullifidian]

4:20 "...all experience in some sense has a level of reality even though it goes way beyond the physical..." Pure unadulterated woospeak.