If science can’t provide the answers, on what will we build our worldviews?

The vacuum of answers that science fails to provide leads to a nova. Could this become supernova with a collapse into a blackhole of beliefs in our future?

The truth is science today cannot provide the answers we crave for what is real and what is true. But it is also true that many today continue to believe that it does. That has real consequences for worldviews and therefore how we think and act.

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Husband, father, grandfather, mostly-retired, farm advocate, author, communicator. Deeply curious about science, nature, spirit and history.

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Gerald R. Baron

Husband, father, grandfather, mostly-retired, farm advocate, author, communicator. Deeply curious about science, nature, spirit and history.