THE INFAMOUS ADVERSARIES Like rushing rivers of fire and water, lashing at each other, clashing, changing, ever changing; but always unto separate knowing. Two luminous sparks of truth, reflecting in opposite directions -- each seeking a different dark corner. And each recruiting from the doubters of the other. Science and religion, camouflaging initiate knowledge, repudiating sharing... persistently build their armies-- and blindly march against progress together. -- Delma Luben
Nothing but wisdom in this Sis Delma. Definitely tracking you and welcome to Authors Den (a bit late with my welcome but hey, so glad I found you here.)
religion, relying on revelation and supernal insight discredits the mathematics of spirit ... science, based on observation and analysis neglects the invisible world of being ... when mankind evolves into a more sophisticated and enlightened creature, religion and science will have merged into a unified force ... which by the way, is the basis of theosophy ...
the premise of this poem exemplifies how religion and science are still at war with each other ...
an extremely insightful poem ...
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on May 1, 2007
Not so sure, science without God is lame, Science with God proves his imprint is over everything that man can never undrstand. The closest we can get is in silence....
Beautifully written:
Science does not repudiate God nor does the existance of God challenge Science. Together they explain his wonders in great detail. Why do people see only what makes them feel comfortable? Could it be a lack of confidence on both parts?
God Bless,
Lew
blessin's,
cynth'ya lewis reed
Be safe,
Karen
the premise of this poem exemplifies how religion and science are still at war with each other ...
an extremely insightful poem ...
Science does not repudiate God nor does the existance of God challenge Science. Together they explain his wonders in great detail. Why do people see only what makes them feel comfortable? Could it be a lack of confidence on both parts?
God Bless,
Lew