we read the book animal farm in school and the basis was is that religion is used to keep your mind off reality and on what will happen after you die i believe this in may ways look how many people follow rules of their religions imo its false but thats my opinion

what I don't get is why people can't believe in both science and religion
example: evolution could have been part of God's design...
example: Big Bang could have been when God created the universe
and so on so forth
they are not mutually exclusive, you can have both...

God can be indepedent of religion

Lol'd at the four people who voted Al Roker lol.

I don't think that was the topic of the book

Lol, certainly wasn't what I got from the book.

Remove God from the equation.

Does it still fit to our boundaries of science?


I think so... we can replace God with a matter that has always existed (more plausible because we KNOW this exists, and it's completely tangible.)
And Quantum Mechanics is slowly progressing, and according to our extent of it, matter acts in unorthodox ways, sometimes producing inexplicable events.
Are either of these definitive ends? Probably not, but neither is "God" (In my opinion)...

Evolution could be part of "God's plan" , but it calls into question the transition from an
"mortal soul" to an "immortal soul". (Animal to Man)

/2cents

Examples?

um obviously you guys dont pay attention the pigs make up a place like heaven so all the animals pay attention to it and not whats going on thats the whole point of the book

I believe it was an allegory for the rise of Stalin/about the effects of communism.