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cbayer

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24. The risk is always there, I absolutely agree.
Sun Nov 18, 2012, 02:36 PM
Nov 2012

But as long as there are individuals and organizations trying to do the right thing, I will support them. Being vigilant about how they are managing the spoils is not always easy, but it can be done... I hope.

Religion will never fully join with science. lalalu Nov 2012 #1
Religion and science have partnered before. cbayer Nov 2012 #2
When and where? lalalu Nov 2012 #6
Have you completely neglected the additional history of the church playing a positive role cbayer Nov 2012 #8
Martin Luther King was an anamoly in religion lalalu Nov 2012 #11
An anomaly? The movement fell apart? Catapult themselves to fame and riches? cbayer Nov 2012 #13
Post removed Post removed Nov 2012 #16
Environmental management is resource management. rrneck Nov 2012 #3
OTOH, there has been a growing environmental movement among some religious cbayer Nov 2012 #4
Power is a tool used to acquire wealth. rrneck Nov 2012 #5
Religion is just another business. lalalu Nov 2012 #7
Based on what you have written here, your knowledge of religion is pretty limited. cbayer Nov 2012 #9
It is based on historical fact. lalalu Nov 2012 #12
the purpose of religion is for the priest class to control the ignorant masses lol nt msongs Nov 2012 #14
You two are going to get along smashingly! cbayer Nov 2012 #15
LMAO lalalu Nov 2012 #18
True lalalu Nov 2012 #17
Is power only used to acquire wealth? Is it not sometimes used to achieve cbayer Nov 2012 #10
Tools can be used for any number of things rrneck Nov 2012 #20
There is one big check/balance. It is, for the most part, voluntary. cbayer Nov 2012 #21
Aye, there's the rub. rrneck Nov 2012 #23
The risk is always there, I absolutely agree. cbayer Nov 2012 #24
Nothing wrong with that rrneck Nov 2012 #27
a growing environmental movement among some religious AlbertCat Nov 2012 #34
I agree with her conclusions. longship Nov 2012 #19
I understand why that is offensive and do not agree at all that ethics is dependent cbayer Nov 2012 #22
I have to firmly agree with your sentiments. longship Nov 2012 #25
One of the most recent NovaScienceNow shows focuses on whether cbayer Nov 2012 #26
A good example of a successful religion / science / government / business partnership. pinto Nov 2012 #28
One of so many and a great example. cbayer Nov 2012 #29
It's not so much that science and religion need to "unite" for this goal... trotsky Nov 2012 #30
Exactly skepticscott Nov 2012 #31
You act like this was all the idea of religion skepticscott Nov 2012 #32
Happily it's not up to us. The future or nonfuture of the world is up to the Chinas and Indias. dimbear Nov 2012 #33
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