Marcelo Gleiser

Gianfranco Ravasi

Natan Marinho Júnior

(...) People have a very distorted view of science, religion, and the relationship between them. They immediately put science and faith as antipodes in constant confrontation. My vision is a little more historical and cultural. I see science as a manifestation of human effort to engage in the mystery of existence. And religion is also a manifestation of human effort to engage in the mystery of existence. In a certain way, both come from the same source. Refusing to talk is refusing to look at one side of our life, human existence, which is part of who we are. It's a perfectly natural conversation. 

Marcelo Gleiser 
Dossier Courtyard of the Gentiles

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Listening to Infinity: are we closer to God?

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