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| View Poll Results: Does a love/like of Sci-fi clash with religion? Do you think it leads to people being less religious | |||
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3 | 20.00% |
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| No clash between a like of Science fiction and Religious beliefs |
  
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12 | 80.00% |
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06-01-2006, 08:12 PM
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Yes. It has. But many religons are based on Thousand year old laws and beliefs. Things that are done nowadays, were unthinkable back then. Only 15 years ago did the Catholic Church admit that Galileo Galilei was right, and they were probley wrong for their opposition. I wouldn't say Scientst's take quicker routes or do things just to annoy religons. Religon, I think is scared of science - always has been. It worries that certain things will be answered. Things, they don't want answered.
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