Science and Religion Join Together?
This tweet from the NYT green blog caught my eye:
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https://www.laalacenadelpastelero.com/electro-banner/ What? Have the atheist police been alerted? This is something they ought to know about. Here’s the opener to that news item:
Order Ultram OnlineScience and religion went hand-in-hand on Tuesday as leaders from both worlds gathered in front of the White House to protest what they cast as government inaction on climate change.
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Ambien Without Prescription Hand in hand! OMG. That’s like an accommodationist love-in. Well, all kidding aside, what this appears to have been is not a gathering of secular scientists and religious folk, but an “inter-faith”-led march to the White House (called a “pray-in for the climate”). So the Times piece seems a tad misleading.
https://www.bellanonnaquilt.com/workshops/Buy Xanax Online Overnight Interestingly, one of the religious leaders it quoted doesn’t sound keen on getting too close to science (my emphasis):
https://blackbullextremehoney.com/black-bull-extreme-honey-offers-energy-for-lifes-demands/Ambien No Prescription “This gathering today is to affirm that God has gifted us in many ways, one of which is a good mind to figure out how things are going,” said Bob Coleman, the chief programming minister of the Riverside Church in New York City. “ It’s not so much an embrace of science, but an acknowledgement that science is a part of us, it’s a part of our own living every day.”
Kinda sounds like he’s trying to reconcile science with his own beliefs. Is that acceptable?’
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