Quote by Albert Einstein

Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.

Science without religion is lame, religion without science i

Summary

This quote, originally from Albert Einstein, suggests that a complete understanding of the world requires the integration of both religion and science. It emphasizes that science without the moral guidance and transcendental aspects of religion can lack purpose and direction, making it "lame." Similarly, religion without an appreciation for scientific exploration can be ignorant and limited in its understanding, thus being "blind." The quote encourages the harmonious combination of both disciplines to attain a more comprehensive view of reality.

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By Albert Einstein

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