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I was merely pointing out that now science also prove that love makes you happy. I didn't say that science says you shouldn't believe in religion. So what parad
by kailuowang 13y ago
I was merely pointing out that now science also prove that love makes you happy. I didn't say that science says you shouldn't believe in religion. So what paradox are you talking about?
BTW, I don't know about the science you mentioned, sounds fascinating. Does that definition of believing also include believing in Nazi, believing in Communism? Did it include the consequence of all the wars and terrorism driven religious belief (or any other none scientific "believing")?
- LekkoscPiwa 13y agoand I merely pointed out that science doesn't have all the answers. That's why science found out that to be happy you need to believe in religion. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_and_happiness http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_and_happiness The paradox is that you seem to embrace science but ignore some of its findings in your personal life. (i.e. you are not religious).