Seminary and University Professor: Religiosity Is No Obstacle to Scientific Progress

A seminary and university professor, noting that religiosity is not only no obstacle to scientific progress but can also pave the way for the growth and expansion of knowledge, said: By emphasizing rationality, learning, and the pursuit of knowledge, religiosity can foster the growth and spread of knowledge. Valuing science and scientists is also a requirement for building a scientifically advanced society committed to religious teachings.

Pointing out that religiosity is not only an obstacle to scientific progress, but it can be a foundation for the growth and expansion of knowledge, a university professor said: Religiosity is not only an obstacle for scientific progress, but by emphasizing rationality, learning and acquiring knowledge, it can be a foundation for the growth and expansion of knowledge. Also, valuing science and scientists is one of the requirements for the formation of a scientifically advanced society that adheres to religious teachings.