Science Without Spiritual Morality IS Dangerous!
Dear Reader, Albert Einstein said: Science without religion is lame; religion without science is blind. But did Einstein mean the kind of religion of simply going to church once a week? I very much doubt it, judging by his many statements about the philosophy of religion. For him, 'religion' meant something like a constant system of values: unchangeable and immutable. A writer on Einstein has said, "What he understood by religion was something far more subtle than what is usually meant by the word in popular discussion." In fact, Einstein himself clarified what he meant: True religion is real living; living with all one's soul, with all one's goodness and righteousness. It is a great pity - nay, a disaster - that science has not taken his words seriously enough given the direction in which science is going in partnership with commercial and social developments, as will now be discussed. However, if Einstein had used the word 'dangerous' instead of &#