Reflective Essay On Science And Religion

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I believe we all got here someway. Everyone has formed their own opinions of how we got here too. Personally I think our planet was formed naturally, not by any gods, but was then shaped eventually by god. "Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.” From www.deism.com, this quote by Albert Einstein sums up how I feel with religion and science being in the universe. In my perfect world, science and religion are compatible. I think science and religion is able to truly define what they call the meaning of life. We are here to learn and understand each other. God brought us here for a reason and has left us to force us to develop and survive in his world that he has created. Without god, we are nothing right now. God …show more content…

There are times where I think I am free, but in reality, I am never free. I will always be contained and could never be free. My destiny is controlled by my ethical conduct. Ethical conduct has always been very important to me as I feel this would determine people’s fate for many years, whether evil or juberent. I believe there is a utopia where people are able to exchange their ideas and thoughts freely with ethical conduct. It could lead all of us to a deeper understanding and I am trying to make sure that I leave behind a good legacy. “We see the universe marvelously arranged and obeying certain laws but only dimly understand these laws” From www.Deism.com, this quote stated by Albert Einstein is very meaningful. I really don’t know all the laws in life, but I believe in following the basic commandments. In order for my future to be decided, I must make the right moves, from what the basic commandments humans have developed. However unlike Einstein, I believe that free will is relevent. I should be determining my fate until my very last breath and believe I should use free will as a guidance. I think it is very important that free will should be how we will be looking into generations to come. Generations are wanting to become their own identity. They feel they will be able to make the choices in which they believe in. Free will has evolved as generations are wishing to be more independent than ever before and losing their traditional ties they …show more content…

The point is to keep living life how I want to live. Nobody should have to live their life in a forceful way, but it happens. The freedom to choose how I want to live my life should always be the point of being here. It is why God placed us here. Being here and living your life is filling the holes of daily activities that God hoped we do. I find this theoretically to be the purpose of living. Humans will fill the holes of being kind to each other and being mean to each other. Humans will find ways to harm each other and they will find ways to love each other. Humans will be greedy and they will be giving. Humans are always fulfilling the daily duties of the laws of life. “Deism is the recognition of a universal creative force greater than that demonstrated by mankind, supported by personal observation of laws and designs in nature and the universe”. From www.deism.com, the source defines Deism as god is leaving us and telling me there is a purpose of why I am here, but I have to figure it out. I share the ideas of Deism because we are living here with a purpose. My system is like this because I was born and raised to realize this was my destiny. I realized over time, the lectures I heard, the various quotes and my surroundings have determined my personality and destiny. ”There is no abstract nature that one is destined to fill. Instead, each of us simply is in the world; what we will be is then entirely up to us”. From www.philosophypages.com, this

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