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there are many many authors who have used religion in science fiction. excellent examples have been provided. though fantasy usually holds more religious undertones than science fiction. see you guys around!

islamis4u: i'm curious. what does the koran say of membranes? in case you are unfamiliar with this concept.... scientists are being to find indications that the big bang is limited in scope due to membranes. imagine a loaf of bread cut into slices. each slice represents a membrane...

www.sacred-texts.com this site is HUGE! thought i'd share! =)

Mods I am not sure where to post this as it regards a hypothetical religion. please move it if you see fit and I apologize for any potential inconvenience. call it a fun exercise in religious thought. it would be spectacular to see if a group of people of different religious back grounds...

no. not opposites. far beyond opposites. to use an analogy(i don't literally think this.) they are in completely different dimensions of thought. Pure science deals with the physical and is driven by nothing more than curiosity. there is no "belief". there's *theory*. a *theory* is an idea...

ummm....no...not celery. in einstein's equation e=mc2 the "c" stands for Celeritas, latin for swiftness and represents the universal constant known as the speed of light. but celery is pretty good with peanut butter..=)

ummm.....well.....hello to you too I guess....=/

yes. very true. faith requires one thing, science requires another. are you implying that they cannot peacefully co-exist? because they can and do. and i'm not speaking of creationism here either. I have a faith of my own. I believe in a very specific spiritual ideal, that being a passive one...

science is not about the self. pure science has nothing to do with the "self". there are no "duplicitous definitions in science, more like conceptions that exist in of themselves as a challenge, saying "Prove this idea wrong. if you try and succeed you have thankfully eliminated faulty science...

my posts got all screwy and I tried to post the same idea a couple of times...whoops! many apologies my friends.

I do not "believe" in my "religion". I *suspect* my *philosophy* to be the right way for me to interpret life. I visualize the *universe* to be analogous to an infinate organism of which we are a part. And that our actions effect this organism is analogous to the electrochemical impulses...

I do not "believe" in my "religion". I *suspect* my *philosophy* to be the right way for me to approach life. I feel the universe is analogous to an infinate organism. Endless repetition of an elegant pattern. I don't presume to know for a fact that there is a higher *quality* to the...

1. What did you mean by survivor? 2. What religious affiliation do you hold? ( As a trade-off, I will answer any questions about my personal spiritual leanings that you like.) 3. Why? (nice pic, Alex.)

doing some research here (i'm a writer) nice to meet you and I hope you don't mind some curious questions every now and again... personally i'm a scientifically minded atheist/animist crossbreed as far as my spiritual state can be described and though I find some of the Taoist thought i've...