Science and superstition

Superstitions are self-imposed beliefs, or sometimes widely believed blind notions of being...

By Blake Giunta| Atheists often complain that the God hypothesis is unscientific, and that this is a problem for the God hypothesis. The objection captures a widely publicized sentiment among non-believers that faith and science are in some sense incompatible: the belief that God exists is taken

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Despite our well-developed brains, our complex technologies and centuries of scientific progress, the human race remains a fearful, superstitious lot. Superstition, it seems, is one thing that binds all of humanity throughout history and across cultures.

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