Of course, there's no bridge needed. Religions are not history, they're not science, they're not math.
They are fictitious. Why do we need a bridge between reality and the imagined?
We don't.
Physicist Sean Carroll elaborates:
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
No Bridge Needed
Here's a recent upload by the Heritage Foundation discussing how to bridge the religious and secular divide.
Of course, there's no bridge needed. Religions are not history, they're not science, they're not math.
They are fictitious. Why do we need a bridge between reality and the imagined?
We don't.
Physicist Sean Carroll elaborates:
Of course, there's no bridge needed. Religions are not history, they're not science, they're not math.
They are fictitious. Why do we need a bridge between reality and the imagined?
We don't.
Physicist Sean Carroll elaborates:
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