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Biology 100

In response to the article "Scientists Speak Up on Mix of God and Science", by
Cornella Dean of the New York Times, I found that some scientists are more open to Religion than I had originally thought. I enjoyed the opening that had an argument that grasps the attention of the reader. The article was well written and made many valid points, such as the idea that right and wrong is a world wide value, and the fact that Isaac Newton wrote more about religion than nature. I agree with Dr. Millers philosophy on science learning "I just want you to know what it is and how it works". I found it interesting that the polling from 1997 and 1914 were virtually the same, and that a large percent of scientists believe in God.
I also disagreed with as many statements in the article as I liked. The statement from Dr. Weinberg says "the experience of being a scientist make religion seem fairly irrelevant," I find that science still leaves many important questions......

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