slycrane94 said:Science split from religion a long time ago, and honestly, that’s exactly why we’ve made the progress we have. The whole point is looking at how the actual world functions instead of just blindly believing in whatever—and by "God," I just mean a linguistic construct used to force faith on people.
The core of religion is blind faith, whereas the core of science is knowing that new experimental data or observations can completely flip your theories and opinions on their head.
So, one group is stuck in its own myths while the other adapts to reality.
Your post just proves you don't have the slightest clue what religion actually means.
Some of the greatest scientists in history were deeply religious believers.
If you want to talk about something adapting to reality, look at the Church. 🙂
If you believe in anything at all—even science—then you're being religious, but I really don't feel like giving you a lecture on religiosity right now.
Either way, there's no need to judge or belittle others just because they see things differently. What kind of harm are they actually doing to you?