Post by mandre2 on Mar 13, 2017 1:30:08 GMT
My name is Mckinsey Andre and I am currently in my second year at Mt.SAC studying business administration. My interest are working out (crossfit training), cheerleading, and being with family and friends. I don’t have a job, my fulltime job is school taking 17 units and getting ready to transfer!
Essay Questions:
1.Why was Socrates sentenced to death?
Socrates was sentenced to death on behalf of two separate accusation and charges in trial. The first accusation referred to in the introduction, page 10, which he does not deny or admit to, “shows in several instances he conformed to the religious customs of his country, and that he believes in God more than he fears man.” The second accusation was due to “corrupting the youth designedly.” After he was accused of these two charges he was sentenced to death by drinking poisonous hemlock.
2. Why is there a conflict (for some) between science and religion?
My personal belief, along with the belief in The Great Mystery, is that science directly affects the personal beliefs of religion. The example used in the The Great Mystery was a personal example of Professor Lane when another professor’s beliefs were effected by his small article. He clearly felt strongly affected by the article because of the religious information in the article that directly tore down his scientific beliefs by calling the article blasphemous. So I believe there is conflict with science and religion because while a religious may believe something, whether faith based or factually based, it can directly test the beliefs of someone’s faith or scientific belief.
Essay Questions:
1.Why was Socrates sentenced to death?
Socrates was sentenced to death on behalf of two separate accusation and charges in trial. The first accusation referred to in the introduction, page 10, which he does not deny or admit to, “shows in several instances he conformed to the religious customs of his country, and that he believes in God more than he fears man.” The second accusation was due to “corrupting the youth designedly.” After he was accused of these two charges he was sentenced to death by drinking poisonous hemlock.
2. Why is there a conflict (for some) between science and religion?
My personal belief, along with the belief in The Great Mystery, is that science directly affects the personal beliefs of religion. The example used in the The Great Mystery was a personal example of Professor Lane when another professor’s beliefs were effected by his small article. He clearly felt strongly affected by the article because of the religious information in the article that directly tore down his scientific beliefs by calling the article blasphemous. So I believe there is conflict with science and religion because while a religious may believe something, whether faith based or factually based, it can directly test the beliefs of someone’s faith or scientific belief.