
Originally Posted by
F9zDark
In science there is always a moment of interpretation; the forming of a hypothesis is this very thing. Then comes experimenting and testing to prove the hypothesis accurate or inaccurate. Maybe the initial interpretation was correct all along, maybe it was not, but in the case of it not being correct, other interpretations are tested until the truth is found.
Maybe the same can be said for religion, that people are testing their interpretations to see if they are accurate; I have long believed that religion, initially, stemmed from perception of unknown happenings (perhaps that is why many older, polytheistic religions believed in gods controlling the sun, moon, rivers, harvest, nature, etc)
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