Sadly, no.
The shogun of Japan was more powerful because he had more control over the religion and control of the people
Science requires objective validation, not just words.
A nuclear explosion is more powerful than a lightning bolt. Nuclear explosions involve the release of massive amounts of energy from the splitting of atoms, while lightning is a discharge of electricity between clouds and the ground, which is powerful but on a much smaller scale.
Most people have some sort of religious affiliation, and this faith shapes their worldviews and ethical ideals. Therefore, each person brings their religion into their debates on health medicines and science. It has to do more with the human aspect than with the science aspect.
A bomb is more powerful than a bullet its obvious
The Internet would be more powerful than WikiAnswers.
Actually, it is science. The stone is more dense than the water therefore it sinks. If it was less dense, it would float. Density is science, not religion.
Yes, he in fact was a very religious man, and studied religion and Alchemy more than he did Math and Science combined.
No the hornet is more powerful
its more than a religion because it's a way of life. :)
It is more of a philosophy than a religion. Just like buddhism is more of a philosophy than a religion as well.
Science studies nature and seeks to understand its laws and processes, allowing humans to harness its power for various purposes. While science can manipulate and control aspects of nature, nature itself can also exhibit powerful forces that can influence and impact the world in significant ways. Ultimately, the relationship between science and nature is one of mutual influence and dependency.