CG Didymus
Veteran Member
Yet, they are taught to believe in science and use it...Science is a toolbox, a collection of methods we use to examine and understand reality. The process can help us make informed decisions about what we (subjectively) deem to be moral and why.
Religions are just a collection of often errant and archaic doctrine and dogma. Telling someone they must follow a set of rules uncritically isn't morality, its indoctrination.
Quod errat demonstrandum.
For Baha’is, both science and religion together constitute one great truth. In clear and uncompromising terms, the Baha’i writings exalt the position of scientific endeavor and discovery: God has endowed man with intelligence and reason whereby he is required to determine the verity of questions and propositions.