A new study found that individuals with strong religious beliefs tend to see science and religion as compatible, whereas those who strongly believe in science are more likely to perceive conflict. However, it also found that stronger religious beliefs were linked to weaker belief in science.

[u/Critical_Thinker_81]

https://www.psypost.org/religious-believers-see-compatibility-with-science-while-science-enthusiasts-perceive-conflict/

[u/AppropriateSea5746]

Always thought it strange that some people try to use science to answer spiritual(metaphysical) questions and use religion to answer scientific(naturalistic) questions. If the supernatural exists, using “the study of natural things” to prove it seems a bit silly.

[u/Individual_Jaguar804 → u/AppropriateSea5746]

Those who need "proof" in religion fundamentally lack faith.

[u/Individual_Jaguar804]

"Believe"! 🤣🤡 Religion ≠ science: one does not "believe" in facts; science requires no leaps of faith.

[u/TheLaserGuru]

The three religions that are most dominant where I live all start with the claim that the sun is the oldest star and also not a star. That's on page 1.

[u/Zestyclose-You52]

They had to do a study for this? Common sense?

[u/Time-Sorbet-829]

“Study shows that fire hot, water wet”