Science Lacks a Sense of Belonging

It seems to me that the biggest challenge we face is to evolve a language that couples the cold-eyed skepticism and rigor of science with a sense of community, a sense of belonging that religion provides. We have to make it matter what is true. If instead we say that what really matters is to have faith, what really matters is to believe, we'll never get there. It’s not enough to have forty minutes of science in the daily school program, because science shouldn't be compartmentalized that way. Science is a way of looking at absolutely everything.

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 Ann Druyan Talks About Science, Religion, Wonder, Awe... and Carl Sagan
Electronic/World Wide Web>Internet Article:  Druyan , Ann (December 2003), Ann Druyan Talks About Science, Religion, Wonder, Awe... and Carl Sagan, Volume 27.6, November / December 2003, Retrieved on 2016-03-14
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