I have seen and heard so many arguments around this topic recently. It can be a real hot button issue in certain circles. Schools, Churches, other organizations banned yoga from their buildings because they think the is religion. not true way of life it an integrated system education for body, mind inner spirit. This art right living was imbibed practiced India thousands years ago, science deal...

This article examines the notions of “intuitive” and “counterintuitive” beliefs and concepts in cognitive science of religion. “Intuitive” states are contrasted with those that are products of explicit, conscious reasoning. In many cases the intuitions are grounded in the implicit rules of mental models, frames, or schemas. I argue that the pathway from intuitive to high theological concepts an...

since both science and religion, two different aspects of human understanding, make comment on truth, inevitably we should deal with their relationship. each of the following approaches: differentiation, conflict of confluence, confirm and completion pay special attention on one of the main concerns of science and religion, i.e. relationship between them and its modes. at the same time each of ...

The orthodox view of the relationship between science and religion, exemplified by Stephen Gould’s “nonoverlapping magisteria” (NOMA) principle 1 is that they are fully compatible and thus can peacefully coexist. This view is exemplified by a National Academy of Sciences pamphlet on Science Evolution and Creationism and a related book by one of its leading authors 3 and it is also eloquently ex...