Yale University – Education stained-glass, by Tiffany
Tellingly, President Obama’s pick to head the National Institutes of Health — Francis Collins — touts this symbiotic relationship today.
By Mark I. Pinsky
In recent years, some Americans have come to view science and religion as consistent antagonists, butting heads over everything from the origin of the cosmos to when human life begins (abortion) and when it ends (euthanasia).
Conservative denominations, like the Southern Baptists, Catholics, Assemblies of God and some non-denominational evangelicals, object to particular areas of scientific research — embryonic stem cells and cloning, for instance. By contrast, mainline Protestant and Jewish denominations, as well as Hindu and Muslim communities, have tended to support embryonic stem cell research, adding a new voice to such highly politicized debates.
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danut, ca tu ai mai fost pe acolo, evreii aia, musulmanii si hindushii sunt caracterizati satanisti sau doar liberali de opozitie?
De: alexandru nadaban pe 7 noiembrie 2009
la 3:18 pm
nu inteleg intrebarea; fii mai explicit, te rog
De: DanutM pe 7 noiembrie 2009
la 4:16 pm