science

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science. See also chemistry; physics; science, philosophy, and religion; scientists
approaches universe from outside (103:6.2)
atheistic s. was father of secularism (195:8.2)
benefited most from printing press (81:6.9)
cannot create matter or life (36:6.1) (42:1.4) (65:6.1)
cannot prove existence of God, soul (1:2.7) (42:1.3) (133:6.7)
confers increasing liberty on mankind (81:2.14) (81:6.22)
destroyed childlike illusions, materialistic faith (99:3.7) (155:3.6) (195:6.4)
discoveries not real until unraveled and correlated in scientist’s consciousness (102:2.5) (102:7.9)
emancipated woman (84:5.7-8)
engaged in agelong contest between truth and error (12:9.5)
facts set forth in Urantia Papers do not anticipate new discoveries (101:4.2)
final physical discoveries made in era of light and life (55:4.8)
has no lasting quarrel with true religion (99:4.8) (195:7.2)
honest search for true causes gave birth to (81:2.9)
identifies, analyzes, and classifies segmented parts of the cosmos (102:3.10)
imagination and conjecture extend borders of (103:6.11)
Jesus’ discourse on s. at Athens (133:5sec)
materialistic s. harbors seeds of own destruction (132:1.3)
often too self-confident and dogmatic (103:7.7)
philosophy cannot be predicated on observations of (42:9.4)
purifies religion by destroying superstition (81:6.10)
religion is mother of s. (5:5.5) (92:3.9)
should extend man’s horizon (195:7.2)
should not discount religion on basis of credulity (102:6.8-10)
study continues in celestial worlds (103:7.3)
teaches man language of mathematics (81:6.10)
teachings of Prince’s staff (66:5.23-27)
the more s. one knows, the less sure one is (102:1.3)
thought domain of mathematics; assumes matter, motion, and life (103:7.11)
thrives best in cities (68:6.5)
weakened only religions dependent upon fear, superstition, and emotion (99:4.8) (195:7.2)

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See also science, philosophy, and religion
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