Quote by Santosh Kalwar

Science ask facts and religion ask faith, humans are confused between life and death.

Science ask facts and religion ask faith, humans are confuse

Summary

This quote suggests that science aims to discover truths through evidence and facts, while religion relies on faith and belief. It implies that humans find themselves perplexed when contemplating the existential concepts of life and death, as science and religion offer contrasting perspectives and approaches to understanding these complex topics. The quote highlights the inherent tension between reason and spirituality, and the quandary that arises when trying to reconcile these two ways of knowing.

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Life Death Poetry Religion Science Inspirational

By Santosh Kalwar

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