There are many arguments for and against the existence of a God. Some have been eloquently thought out and backed, others not so much. We hear constant ramblings and lectures of how everything began, why it is, and how to act from all sorts of perspectives around the world. The theological standpoint is a highly scrutinized yet vastly followed position that, depending on your own stance, is holy gospel or horrid gossip. One strong argument for the existence of God is the "Cosmological Argument" that because there was a "big bang" or center of movement in the universe, then ...

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Before the rise of modern science, people based their ideas of knowledge on religion. This idea is the religious theory of knowledge, which was most popular before the enlightenment period. The religious theory states that all knowledge comes from God. Humans are born with their knowledge, it is inn...

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Albert Einstein, who's own theory of a "static universe" was seen to be acceptable only when he added an unknown factor "a sort of anti-gravity" an assumption. When it was proved to Einstein later on in time that the universe was expanding he discarded his theory calling it one of his greatest blunders. ...

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To say that the Age of Anxiety was nothing special is to completely nullify the combined sentiments of the majority of the world at that time. Before the First World War, rising living standards, increased education, and general progress, gave people an extremely optimistic view of their future...

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"Science is not only compatible with spirituality; it is profound source of spirituality. When we recognize our place in immensity of light-years and in the passage of ages, when we grasp the intricacy, beauty, and the subtlety of life, then that soaring feeling, that sense of elation and humility c...

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Modern physics has had a profound influence on many aspects of the human society. The numerous discoveries in science have fundamentally changed the conditions of our lives on earth in many beneficial ways. Most of the discoveries are derived from inventions in technology which have allowed human...

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