I'm respond to this video, you can find on YouTube called Lawrence Krauss, The Voice of Reason:
Here's the video..
So my response is, science goes a ways in fulling our needs, but it doesn't satisfy the whole spectrum of most people's mental natures..
Most of us have a mind with two fundamental aspects to it:
-One aspect of our mind wants to discover what was once mysterious, unravel it, and explain it
and
-the other aspect of our mind wants to preserve a mystery and enchantment in areas like love, relationships, a natural spirituality, faith, etc.
So.. you have an area of our mind that wants to analyze and demystify mystery & an area of our mind that wants to experience things and keep certain things mystified..
To quote Lawrence Krauss, "Once you accept reality"..
Well, if one is going to truly face reality, then this is the reality of most of our minds and why people like Francis Collins house a very very good scientific mind, but also mind with a spiritual predisposition as well.
We still need to better understand, Psychologically, why some of us are content not needing anything spiritual and why many of us, like Francis Collins, ALSO need aspects of the spiritual in addition to their having a great scientific mind.
I think it has to do with how predominately left brain or right brain we are and other aspects as well, whatever those are..
Anyways, that's my two cents on that for now....
