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Originally Posted by Praksis
Depends on which church and during which period of time. Some of the greatest minds of history were deeply religious people and I'd say quite a bit of our progress can be attributed to answering religous questions through history. History asside though, there are definitely extreme hard line groups now that are all in favor of halting or turning back science, but those I'd say are the minority of population and majority of news media.
My issue is when religious arguments are presented as scientific and the reverse as well, though my bias is towards the scientific. If it's an observable effect in nature, that will trump scripture. If scripture describes something not observable in nature, then science can make no claim for or against so scripture trumps science (for those that have faith in that scripture of course).
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lol, we'll just call it a draw... 
As you can probably tell I'm a science geek and I tend to keep up on new discoverys and technology. It's amazing what we as a race have learned in just the last 5 years.
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