Survey- Science and Religion

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The Battle between
Science and Religion
and the crossfire in between

"Science and religion,
science and religion,
science and religion.
Their relationship really would drive humanity insane,
if only humanity were sensitive enough."
- Ken Wilber

One of the great questions of our times . . .

Where do you stand?

Pick one of the following admittedly broad categories
that come the closest to accurately describing your position . . .

I see the relationship
between science and religion
as essentially one of:

A) Conflict, Religion: I believe science and religion, in general, conflict, and I consider myself to be on the side of religion (a.k.a., science is essentially missing the point).

B) Conflict, Science: I believe science and religion, in general, conflict, and I consider myself to be generally on the side of science. (a.k.a., religion is essentially speculation or wishful thinking).

C) Independence: I believe science and religion are independent; they refer to different domains of life and different aspects of reality; science addresses certain aspects of reality (how things work, etc), and religion deals with values and ultimate meaning (why things are the way they are).

D) Integration: I believe science and religion, in general, as essentially the same; any fundamental disagreement between science and religion is a an unnecessary, illusory misunderstanding.

E) Other: (Explain yourself, Willis) ___________________________________

Answer: _______.

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(Note: The preceding categorization
is based loosely on the work of Ian G. Barbour)