Religion Isn't Science

To night is rashishana, the jewish new year. The festival commemorates the anniversary of creation. It was only in 19 64 that arno pensias and robert wilson identified what we now call big the universe did have a beginning after all. Try this thought experiment: Suppose scientists could determine exactly the moment the universe sprang into existence that change your life. Would you celebrate? Would you hold an annual holiday to commemorate that moment? In fact, can you even remember the date the human genum was decoded ten years ago? No, religion and science are different things, and we need them both.