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Why was knowledge of more than one scientific discipline important in unlocking the mysteries of DNA?
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Can science explain all the mysteries of life?
There are still many mysteries that science has not explained, but given the continued advance of science and its remarkable success to date, I see no reason to think that there is any mystery which cannot eventually be explained, if sufficient research is done.
Why do people like reading mysteries?
I think because some parts of it your hart starts pumping really fast like if there was a book for the game CLUE u have to find who is the murder in the house u get so wonders about it. but that is my reason
What nutrients are in moss?
Moss has many different cousins and it has many different nutrients in it. But, many people do not have a clue as to what nutrients are in this twisty, gray plant. In-fact, some scientists are still trying to figure out what the mysteries are to this secretive object.
What came first religion or science?
The ancient world didn't really see a difference. Tribal spiritual leaders, for instance, were usually also the most knowledgeable people with respect to medicine, growing cycles, animal migrations, astronomical events, and other things that we would currently consider scientific enterprises.Another PerspectiveReligion was created gradually by the earliest humans to explain what they could not explain and to seek help from some great unknown. Science was always there but our ability to understand it developed as human brains became more sophisticated and humans discovered the "science" behind occurrences. Old mysteries began to be explained and there was no longer a need to attribute the unexplainable to some supernatural power guiding the universe. By that time religion had its foothold on the world and it has been at odds with science throughout the ages.
How should scientists respond to the Intelligent Design movement?
Intelligent design is not creationism or other religious hogwash. It has much scientific evidence. Scientists need to see Intelligent Design as another theory, another viable explanation for how the earth came into being and influenced how it is today. They should support their fellow scientists working on Intelligent Design.AnswerScientists are well-studied, well-knowledged researchers. They study biology and chemistry and geology and physics. Science has advanced people through medical and technological and agricultural revolutions.On the other hand, Intelligent Design is not a theory (that can be used to advance humanity like science's theories), but a political movement (which some emphasis on trying to get itself taught in classes in public schools).Not being a theory, and a political movement actually gets in the way of science (particularly when it tries to displace parts of science on school curricula).Intelligent Design is in fact creationism 'in disguise'. Some extreme fundamentalists have even been reported as convincing cancer patients to rather use 'faith healing' rather than their anticancer medicines. This is very dangerous of course.In the case of the world of faiths, whether 'real' creationism, Intelligent Design or other, there is always a foggy area as to where things can go, it just depends on opinion and faith.In the case of science, the theories are as hard and fast as they can be and as correct as they can be at present. And look at how much progress we have made just by science.Intelligent Design at its best is simply a philosophical device that serves the same purpose as creationism. But it doesn't advance the world scientifically at all, since it lives in the realm of faith.Science has most of the answers that Intelligent Design and creationism try to answer, and has good guesses as to what the remaining answers to the mysteries of the Universe might be. Since ID and creationism have failed to provide anything scientific or useful so far, most scientists would have nothing to say about it.There is a problem about ID trying to undermine science education by insinuating itself onto school curricula (it does this politically). And some of its relatives (the fundamentalism mentioned earlier) present problems when they encourage faith as an absolute all-time replacement for important medications.Scientists, and the public, should of course confront these problems.As I had stated earlier Intelligent Design is notcreationism. I believe you are confusing hard core facts with religion. Many scientists working with Intelligent Design have furthered research for mankind, and have made discoveries beneficial to health, astronomy, biology, and other spheres.These extreme fundamentalists that try to convince people to reject modern medicine in favor of supernatural healing sound like preachers, or charismatic Christians I highly doubt any scientist would do something so absurd. If you respond to my argument, I would highly appreciate it if you would send me the article in which this was recorded.Scientific theories are always up for examination. As technology develops so does our knowledge of the world around us. Columbus is an excellent example. Before he returned from his journey to the New World, it was a scientific fact that the world was flat. It was accepted in all scientific circles and was common knowledge for everyday people. Later, when Columbus returned, that fact was placed under scrutiny and finally discarded in favor of a new theory.You stated that science has answers to some questions that Intelligent Design cannot answer, but you fail to recognize that it is the same for evolution. The question of how the earth and life was created is the greatest mystery of all time, and people will argue over it until the end of time. I personally cannot accept the theory of evolution because it seems to be a political issue, like your views of Intelligent Design, and the evidence in its favor seem weak. I would suggest looking at the Cambrian Explosion, which, I believe, is the biggest hole in the evolution theory.America was founded freedom. The first Article of the Constitution states the right of freedom of thought and freedom of speech. I believe that both the theories of Intelligent Design and evolution should be offered to the masses for them to decide. The arguments above prove the fact that there are two very different views with two very different supporters, but that is not a bad thing. In school, you are taught to analyze facts presented to you and form your own opinions, but how are you supposed to do that if only one side of the argument is presented?
How do you end an article about human mysteries?
Human mysteries are resolved by human belief and convictions within his rationality in his scientific and logical temperament ,however unresolved human mysteries will remain to beguile humans within his limited knowledge to delve into till eternity.
What is knowledge of spiritual mysteries?
gnosis
What mysteries did victor promise to unfold to the world?
Victor promised to reveal the secret of life and the creation of a new being through his scientific experiments. He aimed to uncover the mysteries of life and death, challenging the boundaries of human knowledge and understanding.
What is the greek noun which means knowledge of spiritual mysteries?
Gnosis
What is the Greek noun meaning knowledge of spiritual mysteries?
Gnosis
Why is solving mysteries important?
Solving mysteries unlocks more new mysteries and helps us in our world in so many ways.
What is the geographic description of France?
No one knows, it's one the biggest unsolved scientific mysteries.
Advantages of scientific research?
Scientific research provide factual evidence to questions that scientists have. The research can lead us closer to mysteries about the world and galaxies.
How does victor's statement that the world was to me a secret which i desired to devine serve as characterization?
Victor's statement shows that he is curious, introspective, and driven by a desire to uncover knowledge and understand the mysteries of the world. It demonstrates his intellectual curiosity and his ambition to discover the secrets of life through scientific exploration.
What is the emblematic hand of the mysteries?
The emblematic hand of the mysteries is a symbol representing the concept of hidden knowledge or secret teachings that are passed down through rituals and ceremonies. It is often used in esoteric or mystical traditions to signify the transmission of spiritual truths or insights.
How is science like religion?
They both seek to explain mysteries of life and the physical world. Religion does so by presenting secret knowledge purported to originate from an unverifiable authority and prohibiting all dissent. Science does this by observation and experimentation, resulting in hypotheses that can be verified by repetition. If a scientific theory is proven false, a new theory is developed.
How many themes does each mystery of the rosary have?
The four mysteries are joyful mysteries, glorious mysteries, sorrowful mysteries and the luminous mysteries.
