History & Science together proving religion wrong!

[sirat_aman]

I have seen a lot of shows about how science has channged our lives but has been against all religions for centuries. Our only support was history who started proving to us that our religion might be correct. But now history and science has joined together and is on one mission and that is to prove our religion wrong. And I am not only talking about Islam, I mean every religion there is.

[mhnew]

How so?

[yasmin]

Originally posted by sirat_aman
I have seen a lot of shows about how science has channged our lives but has been against all religions for centuries. Our only support was history who started proving to us that our religion might be correct. But now history and science has joined together and is on one mission and that is to prove our religion wrong. And I am not only talking about Islam, I mean every religion there is.

There is very little scientific evidence disproving religion. In fact a scientist who embarks on such a trek is a complete fool and one questions his intelligence.

A scientists job is not to prove anything. The scientist just needs to explain things. In fact science is carried out by everyone without know it.

[TIPU]

Science, so far has not been able to prove or disprove the existence of God...and philosophers the world over have pondered the question...with no defining answer to back up either side.
However Scientists marvel over the scientific facts in the Koran, such as the procces of impregnation...

[david]

First the BJP led Government in India attacked the Muslims, then it attacked the Sikhs and now it is trying to eliminate the Christians in India. It is the policy of the fundamentalist, extremist, orthodox, radical right wing conservative Hindus in the Indian Government to ethnically cleanse India from all the minorities. It is strange that this fundamentalist country calls it self a secular state and blames its neighbors for its own criminal acts.



Hindus plan violence against minorities
NEW DELHI (APP)-India's ruling BJP may insist that Hindu zealots have no anti-Christian agenda, but their foot soldiers in Uttar Pradesh state make no bones about their intention to drive away Christians, "The Times of India" (TTI) reported Friday.

Bajrang Dal, a Hindu zealot group, said,"Christians were now bigger enemies than Muslims."

Dharmendra Sharma, the Bajrang Dal's leader,"declared that his organisation was ready to fight wherever church institutions were active," according to the report. "We are prepared to use violence. There is no limit," the paper quoted him as saying.

When TTI reporter suggested such talk lent credence to the theory of a possible Bajrang Dal link to the murder of Christian priest Brother George, he replied. "So what? We feel that every time there is a crime like this, the Bajarang Dal's name should be taken. Hindus will respect us more and Christians will fear us." "When people blame us, "said Rajesh Chaudhary, district convener of the Bajrang Dal in Mathura, "it helps spread the word that we have extreme views and that we use violence. This strengthens our movement."

He claimed Christians were involved in the murder of Brother George. "The padre was a bad man and he must have had enemies. Chaudhary said,"the Christians want to take over the country. What is the point of us targeting one or two? Our aim is to drive them all away."

"The day we start chasing them away, they won't be able to save themselves. Even the administration won't be able to help them." Sharma, on his part, freely recounted incidents where he and his associates have attacked Christian preachers around Agra for trying to convert Dalits. Both leaders lamented the fact that the Sangh Parivar had not reacted earlier to the "dangers" posed by Christians. But at a national convention of the Bajrang Dal in Brindavan in March this year, the matter was discussed and a decision taken to launch a campaign against church institutions, Sharma revealed.

Another Dal activist narrated how Hindus in Orissa worship Staines' killer, Dara Singh, as a hero. Asked whether that was a good or bad thing, the activist laughed, "Very good, "he replied

[UKman]

Islam is not only a religion is a complete way of life and have solutions for every problem.
Salam

[Salina_Lestant]

Science cannot disprove the existence of a supernatural deity (science by definition only deals with naturalistic phenomena). However, science can disprove (ie. beyond all reasonable doubt) the existence of supernatural deities with specific properties.

For instance, the common myth about a deity who pulls the Sun around the Earth with a chariot in various Celtic/Hindu myths can and has been disproved with science, as has the concept of a deity which creates humans as they are from the beginning, without the process of Evolution.

That does not mean there is no God, simply that the traits attributed to a particular deity are false.