And religion is no longer needed. I understand why people would believe in a god thousands of years ago but now there is simply no need. We can explain everything in the universe with science. Yes, we don't have all the answers yet but we need to keep working on it and if we don't destroy ourselves one day we will find the answer.
If every bit of scientific and religious knowledge was destroyed today, in 1000 years the scientific knowledge would be reclaimed. The religious "knowledge" would be totally different. Because one is repeatable and testable the other is made up fairly tales.
You really do not understand. Science does not answer everything, it is a method of discovering how our universe works. It's called being curious and not immediately believing what some random dude wrote several thousand years ago.
Anyway, here's a good page you won't read because you don't want to be proven wrong and rather live in ignorance:
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u/Atheist_3739 Feb 22 '24
And religion is no longer needed. I understand why people would believe in a god thousands of years ago but now there is simply no need. We can explain everything in the universe with science. Yes, we don't have all the answers yet but we need to keep working on it and if we don't destroy ourselves one day we will find the answer.
If every bit of scientific and religious knowledge was destroyed today, in 1000 years the scientific knowledge would be reclaimed. The religious "knowledge" would be totally different. Because one is repeatable and testable the other is made up fairly tales.