Science and religion - Paper On Hinduism (Part XII)

[DebajitDJ]

Is this swami's voice??

[NeuroWhoa]

Whose voice is reading the paper?

[gajpaly]

Thanks Ramnirmal ji, Ican not express my cardinal thanks to you. i just want to hear swami ji sound, only you can make it possible, thanks !

[srykhanna]

I can feel the power of his thought.

[WolfStatic]

Since there is no evidence for a 'Creator', why treat the observable universe as a 'Creation' instead of the 'Manifestation' that it actually is? Those who believe in a creator must provide verifiable evidence for one instead of trying to dig up tenuous similarities between science and their faith.

[erfreaka25]

maybe the 'manifestation of the creation' might work ;)

[129749]

why ther is an evdence of evolution?

[justawordaway]

There is nothing called chemistry and biology. everything comes to physics which express everything in terms of maths. So these are the classifications of science. Every shemical reaction are driven by laws of physics and every biological functions are driven by chemical reactions. So everything is physics after all and can be explained in pure maths. Even love and hate.

[justawordaway]

Yup you are right. it is called unification in physics where they trying to put all the laws into one single theory and then physics will end.

[adixit5]

Today physicists are trying to find out the Mother theory or M-Theory that will describe all scientific processes through one Formula. They have reached till String Theory. We can see that Swamiji has already pointed out about this in his speech. So he is absolutely right. He was a vigilant soul.

[jenahello]

Hinduism Is based on reality and none of the details given in vedas can be disapproved.

[WolfStatic]

Doesn't the Rig Veda state that before anything existed, there was a 'sound' ("Ohm")? How can sound exist in a vacuous void? Of course, the authors of the Vedas couldn't know that... and I don't blame them. If this and other wild claims are conveniently treated as 'allegorical' then what's the point?

To say Hinduism (or any religion) is 'based on reality', one has to come up with more compelling material.

[zyx645]

good perception of reality, the linking together of

what is seen by some as seperate. is unified into 1

language of 'science' thanks

[brandonisgod]

Wow - I feel so ignorant for not knowing the clarity of Hinduism, with respect to its perspective on science. Thank you for enlightening me.

[indntiger]

let me secound that---i feel so bad...i never knew the true meaning of hinduism. i m thankfull to the uploader of this video for giving me a chance to understand the religion i truly belong to. i will defenaly go through all of this vids and try to understand them. i m much more proud of a man like swami vivekanand.. thanks swami...you are great