11 Feb '08 18:22>
Imagine all people and knowledge were wiped out of the face of the Earth.
Well.. all people except a few children with no memory of what happened and that could give continuity to mankind.
I am sure of these: Today's science would be rediscovered (maybe with different language or formality), and today's religions would never come up again. There would be religion, but very different from what it is today.
This shows religion is dependent of history and society. It's not absolute. Only reality is absolute. Science is the study of reality, therefore it's the best guide we have to live our lives.
Well.. all people except a few children with no memory of what happened and that could give continuity to mankind.
I am sure of these: Today's science would be rediscovered (maybe with different language or formality), and today's religions would never come up again. There would be religion, but very different from what it is today.
This shows religion is dependent of history and society. It's not absolute. Only reality is absolute. Science is the study of reality, therefore it's the best guide we have to live our lives.