This totally didn't happen.

he posted it a hour before he said he was going to resign he not resigning till like the 28th or something

: Thousands of schools, homes, donation campaings, and more were built all around the world

Yup, and dude that's all really good stuff, just a little jibe that's all. No offence meant.

as a catholic, I have to say that, that was just about the funniest thing I seen on this site in weeks.

and the pope just resigned

This week in religion: The Pope Quits.

you picked a pretty bad week
the pope resigned

Yeah that's true >.< but hey, science made a bionic eye, and that's pretty slick.

You know what that means?
Tendividedbysix posted this 2 hours ago
1 hour after the pope resigned
1+2=
half life 3 confirmed

1 hour after this guy posted this the pope resigned.. coincidence?

haha his face and the grabby motion is so funny!

Well, the Pope said he is going to resign and the UK passed the equal marriage (which is a big thing for the religions in the UK that oppose it). That's just two things off the top of my head, that are only 1 religion and aren't related to scholarship. If you looked into various theological journals you'd find things are being proposed all the time.
tl;dr- stuffs going on if you look for it

Britain passed gay marriage? Good for them!!

Equal marriage. Calling it gay marriage marginalises lesbians and transgendered people, while also ignoring heterosexual marriage.

Well I guess it hasn't been a completely empty week for religion then haha and I do like Theology...but am I wrong in thinking science just has so much more interesting stuff going on right now? I read New Scientist magazine sometimes and have my mind blown every page.

i am secretly pope

lol sorry, i deleted my comment because i realized it looked like i was talking about you and not the guy above you

Relax, an innocent jibe on my part :) and no offence meant. I just think science seems a lot busier, and with more....practical things.


On a side note: I do kind'a have to say that I think you can compare them pretty well since one seeks to prove things with empirical evidence and one seeks to prove things using mostly priori reasoning and faith--they're like complete opposites so they actually make a really good comparison.

you are the one that looks butthurt btw

he wasnt comparing them he was just saying that nothingnew has happened

why WOULD anything new happen? is that really expected?

Yet, religion and science is somehow connected.