what are the impact on science,religion towards its development?
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Christianity gave a boost to science because of its teaching that God is a God of order and not disorder and that natural laws could therefore be studied.  Sir Isaac Newton, for example, was a Christian who believed God's laws of nature could be discovered.
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Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind. \nAlbert Einstein\n\nI have always used science to help understand religion and religion to help understand science.
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More births than deaths per year leads to population growth.\n\nIncreased human longevity; improved healthcare; reduced child mortality.\n\nCordially,\nJohn\nhttp://www.GodSci.org\n[God and Science]
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Your question refers to science filling in knowledge that had once been attributed to God's doing.  The latest controversy being Intellectual Design/Creationism.  In years gone by, it might have been simply the weather that the gods/God was responsible for.  This concept of God is generally known among clergy as the "God of the gaps" That is, "if you can't explain it, then God is responsible"\n\nThis makes for a fairly small concept of who/what God is, as far as I'm concerned, and one that leads eventually to a vanishing God as science progresses.\n\nBelief in god in whatever form (Allah, Christ, Hindu, etc) has existed in every culture in every time period. Many smart people have spent their lives trying the impossible, to figure out God.  And indeed, some, don't try to understand God, but to simply try their best to follow what they see as God's will for their lives.
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nuclear fusion, DNA engineering to do bridges out of standing plants that grow only when we want them to, invisible cloaks, time control, management in gorillas habitat, precise clocks, levitation, enlightening, human principles, "gifts and its social consequences, a individual view in the society, physiology reflections", "is what you see really happening", rationalism, what would happen if we had 2 more hours in a day, recycling oil, electric ovens, " importance of human development and the way that affect human Beauvoir, new cleaning methods. Information transport. Sleeping process are they possible to detect and to induce?\n\n\nThe sky is the limit with this question, like someone said, specify a little, what do you like social sciences? exact sciences?    life? if physics what is your level who far do you wanna go
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Forget about religion ! Even the current human civilization based on nuclear fission will not last long. It will give way to  a civilization based on bones & ashes. Religion will be replaced by spiritualism in which man will worship the God in his heart with the help of his mind.
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Number Two. There will always be religious people. Because of propaganda, media, and other sources, most of them will not realize that the central point to all religions is to treat everyone as you would want to be treated. So different religons will continue fighting until one is almost completely dominant over all the others. Even then, there'll be uprisings.\nAn alternative would be for all countries to become secular and tolerate all relgions, then no religion will dominate all others.\nNot only that, but as more and more people get educated, more and more people will become atheist or agnostic.
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Science will eventually disprove religion
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I believe that can be correlated with a phrase I coined:  "As crutches are to a man with a broken leg, so is religion to the mind that is feeble."  Religion can be blamed for so many of society's ills, as well as efforts to impede progress in the sciences and societal developments.
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Effects of deforestation.\n\nthis can be a local problem with global consequences.\n\ncan be biology and chemsitry (maybe physics as well, heat flows etc.)
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More people have been killed in the history of the world for religion than for any other reason.\n\nAtheists have been shown by testing results to be the most intelligent people in society.  They also have few children, so the resources of the Earth would be conserved substantially longer.\n\nA world of atheists would be the ultimate for intellectual thought, preservation of environment, and pragmatic realization.
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Yes, of one sort or another.  Considering that religion is really just a way of explaining the world around us, and considering that some branches of science require just as much faith as some religions, we can assume that (in one form or another) we will always have religion.
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The universe created by God has influenced religion greatly.\n\nMany people believe in God just by contemplating the universe. \n\nI think we need to learn from history, live today like it's our last, and plan for the future.\n\nI don't think we should or need to predict the future.\n\nWe should trust the future to God, the creator of the universe.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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The contribution of islam to science has been massively overstated.\n\nDuring the Christian Dark Ages it was the Islamic world which kept the knowledge of Europe's pre-Christian civilisations alive thereby allowing Europe to rediscover what the Greeks had discovered.  It was also the Islamic world which introduced a lot of knowledge from the Indians to Europe and expanded on what those before them had done.\n\nBut it was not Islam that deserves the credit for this since most of the science done in the Islamic world was done by people who would be considered infidels today and the Islamic world back then was a lot more tolerant than it was today.\n\nThen what seems to have happened was that the fundementalists took over and started to suppress what science was done there.  We were lucky that Europe was coming out of the Dark Ages and begining the creation of western civilisation which was able to take over and expand on what was done massively.\n\nWhether things would have turned out differently had Islam not existed and what was the Islamic world still been under Pagan control is another matter.  I suspect that if Islam had never existed the scientific revolution may have started in Persia or Arabia instead of Europe.
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Research and Developement.
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Hear the Master:\n\nA religion old or new, that stressed the magnificence of the universe as revealed by modern science, might be able to draw forth reserves of reverence and awe hardly tapped by the conventional faiths.\nSooner or later, such a religion will emerge. \n\nCarl Sagan
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Religion = compiled folktales.\nScience = measured method.  \n\nDo the math.