Difference between revisions of "Faith and science"

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Faith and science are two complementary approaches to understanding the world.

Faith, a Christian concept, accepts truth without requiring visible proof.

Science is based on observation in determining the truth...

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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 rigorous proof. [[Science]] requires proof for just about everything having to do with the observable world.
+'''Faith and science''' are two complementary approaches to understanding the world.
+[[Faith]], a [[Christian]] concept, accepts truth without requiring visible proof.
+[[Science]] is based on observation in determining the truth...
+== See also ==
-See:
 * [[Debate:Which is better: science or religion?]]
 [[Category:Religion]]
 [[Category:Science]]