Closer to Truth: Science vs. Religion

Science can deal with God in at least three ways: Showing how God is not necessary; showing how God is likely; not relating to God at all. Only one way can be correct.

Don't let the heated argument or the smooth talk fool you; the struggle between science and religion carries deep significance. Meaning and Purpose hang in the balance as battle rages on many fronts.

What is it about science and theology that has people so emotionally committed to his or her viewpoint? Each is fighting for its predominance, if not for its life; religion from being marginalized, science from being politically contained.

Should science and God interact? Many say 'no' while others claim that science describes a world showing 'God's handiwork', or a world that works just fine without God.

Some say that science and theology together reveal deep reality. Others say that only science makes sense; theology is myth. Which maximizes knowledge of the most profound issues of existence and human experience?

Does God exist or not exist? How can so many people be so absolutely sure, either way? But maybe that's the point! Maybe "God" and "No God" are both defensible. What would that mean?