The end of science is theology.

If we know that this sentence was said by Einstein, one of the greatest scientists in history; If we know that Einstein is not the only one who said this, Newton, another great scientist in history, spent the last 40 years of his life studying theology and alchemy to prove the existence of God.

If we know that more than 80% of the greatest scientists so far believe in God, I wonder if we can laugh it off.

The end of science: the end of science is still science. Many great physicists finally developed into theologians, probably because they had limited knowledge of that era. They have studied too much beyond that era, and they can't understand it, nor can they create a new system and explain it clearly. They can only be attributed to theology.

Science is science, but the development of science is doomed to be full of setbacks and bumps. Just like Heliocentrism of Copernicus was once opposed by almost everyone in the world. At that time, he thought that the earth was the center of the solar system, but now people know that the center of the solar system is the sun, not the earth, just as people used to think that the sky was round and the earth was square.

After Columbus sailed, people gradually agreed that the earth was round. Although it took a long time, science is a discovery, and it is summed up through language when there are facts.