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'''Faith and science''' have often been in conflict. [[Faith]] believes important things seen as beyond question, particular the [[existence of God]], without requiring a rigourous proof. [[Science]] requires proof for just about everything having to do with the observable world. | '''Faith and science''' have often been in conflict. [[Faith]] believes important things seen as beyond question, particular the [[existence of God]], without requiring a rigourous proof. [[Science]] requires proof for just about everything having to do with the observable world. | ||
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Revision as of 12:04, November 27, 2008
Faith and science have often been in conflict. Faith believes important things seen as beyond question, particular the existence of God, without requiring a rigourous proof. Science requires proof for just about everything having to do with the observable world.
See: