How are philosophy religion and science related?

Answer 1

Philosophy and religion are interrelated. Both of them deal with human life, human mind, its existence on the universe, and the meaning of life. Both are fundamentally based on opinion and cannot be wholly proven.

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Another view: Agree with the former except "religion" based upon the inspired Word (not diverse interpretations with Bible translations) can be proven enough to redound one's salvation; however not in today's time due to Rev.13:14b.

Answer 2

Well the answer to this question depends on the person asking it, therefore the person answering it. Everybody has their own opinion on matters of this kind, but my opinion does matter fact. Philosophy can be any body's advice, technique preaching, whatever that person enjoys teaching others about. Religion has been around much longer, for centuries, in almost every religion there is an important figure that the people worship, any religion, God, Jesus, Muhammad, the Sun Gods, Zeus. And the teachings of those people is similar to philosophy, because in a way it is their philosophy. And the people that listen to their "gods" believe the same thing that they do. So in a way, it is a whole community of people having the same philosophy on life.

Answer 3

AnswerScholars have noticed that the first gospel, Mark's Gospel, appears to have been influenced by Stoic and Cynic ideas. This. of course, flows through to the later gospels, which were substantially based on Mark. John's Gospel begins with references to the Logos (generally translated into English as 'Word'), a Greek philosophical concept that entered Christianity via Philo of Alexandria.

Neo-Platonist concepts developed by Plotinus were absorbed by Christianity in later centuries.

Answer 4

Philosophy, religion, and science are related in that they form the basis of humanity's search for truth. Humans are rational beings in that they have an insatiable desire for wisdom and knowledge. Science attempts to answer questions about what is and how. Philosophy and religion attempt to answer questions about what ought to be and why. Humanity's search for wisdom is reflected by philosophy and religion while the search for knowledge is reflected by science. Philosophy and science is different from religion in that religion is usually based on divine revelation and authority whereas philosophy and science are not.

Answer 5

philosophy is theory and religion is practice.

Answer 6

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