discuss If nature can explain things, why do we need religion?

[Jason]

I got this idea from another poster on here. Feel free to give some thoughts.

Well, nature can explain things, but at an incredibly deep level, it can't. For instance, quantum physics says there's more than existence than meets the eye, but what does that mean?

 

[Fidelia1]

Nature can't really explain some things. Even science can't explain everything. It is the things that nature and science can't explain that is pushed to religion for explanations.

 

[jmnganga666]

I 100% agree with you.
Religion doesnt matter at all since through physics we are able to know many things for example we know the existence of black holes and worm holes.
This help us understand our world more than religion ever will

 

[tarekall]

I got this idea from another poster on here. Feel free to give some thoughts.

Well, nature can explain things, but at an incredibly deep level, it can't. For instance, quantum physics says there's more than existence than meets the eye, but what does that mean?

Yaah. Nature always love some secret and this secret help us to live our life.

 

[Jason]

I think science can explain many things to humans, but a lot of stuff is unexplainable. For instance, people want people to like them, they want romantic mates to like them, and stuff like that is impossible to control, so I can see the appeal of religion.

And, of course, we can't work other people like a remote control, though. A comedian can't wave a magic wand and get people to laugh, but I do believe things are going on behind the scenes.