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Act_of_Reparation

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4. You're on the right track.

Reply to MineralMan (Original post)

Thu May 10, 2018, 01:22 PM

May 2018

I think the problem with understanding science is far more basal than the availability of journals. It starts in our schools, where children are neither encouraged nor given the resources to explore the STEM fields. A free subscription to Nature won't help Joe Q. Public if he can't understand what he's reading.

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The Recurring Problem with Understanding Science [View all] MineralMan May 2018 OP

I am Jewish and it is my belief that this issue does not apply to my faith Gothmog May 2018 #1

That's great! You can keep up with science and maintain your faith. MineralMan May 2018 #2

Depends on your version of Judaism. Voltaire2 May 2018 #7

I also think the huge problem with reading the Bible, PoindexterOglethorpe May 2018 #3

There are different ways to read the Bible. MineralMan May 2018 #5

There is reading, and there is understanding what is read. guillaumeb May 2018 #9

You're on the right track. Act_of_Reparation May 2018 #4

Yes, absolutely. MineralMan May 2018 #6

Straw is relatively inexpensive. guillaumeb May 2018 #8