Proceedings of Meetings and Symposia>Conference Session:  Druyan , Ann and Ramachandran, V.S. (November 5, 2006), Beyond Belief: Science, Reason, Religion & Survival » Session 4, The Science Network, Retrieved on 2011-05-18
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    18 MAY 2011

     Ann Druyan on the Humility of Science

    I think that science tolerates the unknown in a way that religion doesn't. My argument is not with people who search for god. My argument is with people who feel that our understanding of god is completed. And those are the people who make so much of our existence on this planet such a hell, because they really think that they have the right to kill other people, to hurt them, because of what they understand god's will to be. That's a very destructive thing. So science... Science is--the who...
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    Arguing that the ability of science to admit what it doesn't know and adapt it thinking to new evidence demonstrates the greatest humility.

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