“God is the mind that imagines physical reality. We are each like a cell in
that mind.”
—Peter Shepherd
The voices against
religious belief are growing stronger in recent years as is to be expected in
this age of information, but would there really be an idyllic world waiting in
the end of this war?
Would the people
susceptible to the religious doctrines really abandon illogical thinking, or
will we see the various "New Age" movements get stronger with new pseudo-scientific
lies that might seem like an easier path to take than the proof demanding
science, as we see today from many secular people around the world?
How far are we from
completely embracing knowledge and research? How do you envision such a world?
Is there a
fundamental assumption being made by some of us that a world with science and
logic alone cannot still have a sense of wonder, excitement, fullness and
feeling of understanding? Do you need religion to live a full life? Is science
the only thing left behind without religion? Are we giving religion too much
credit?
Lets imagine a world without religion, how will it really look?
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