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God vs Science? What Feynman Really Thought About Belief and Doubt

God vs Science? What Feynman Really Thought About Belief and Doubt We’re often told that science and belief are opposites—that if you believe in God, you can’t trust science, and if you trust science, you must abandon belief. Sounds simple, right? But stop and think: why do we assume that the universe must fit neatly into either faith or reason? Why does curiosity have to take a backseat to certainty? Imagine sitting under the night sky, looking at stars that have existed for billions of years, and wondering: does the universe care about our ideas of God, or about what we consider true? And yet, here you are, a thinking mind, capable of questioning both. How does one reconcile the unseen with the measurable, the unprovable with the undeniable? When we look at the world through the lens of observation and experiment, it’s easy to assume that the only “real” truths are the ones that can be measured. But that’s misleading. Belief and doubt aren’t enemies—they’re tools. Doubt sharpens understanding; belief can inspire questions that measurement alone never would. The universe doesn’t force a choice; it simply exists, strange and astonishing, waiting for curiosity to meet it head-on. In this video, we explore how a brilliant mind approached questions of God, religion, and science—not to tell you what to believe, but to show how thinking carefully, questioning deeply, and embracing doubt can be more illuminating than easy answers. The intersection of belief and science isn’t a battlefield—it’s a playground for the curious, a space where wonder thrives, and understanding grows in unexpected ways. Stock Footage: Various physics experiments, starry night skies, people pondering or reading, slow-motion nature clips, cosmic imagery, and scientific diagrams. Sources: The Feynman Lectures on Physics Warning / Disclaimer: This video is made purely for independent educational and informational purposes. No claim is made to the originality of ideas discussed beyond referencing publicly available material. The narration may use AI-generated voice for clarity and consistency, and does not reflect the personal voice or endorsement of any real individuals mentioned.