Some points to take home from Angels and Demons

Rating: 9/10 (22 May 2009)

1. Carmelengo wants to unite religion and science, or maybe let science take over religion. His "heroic" act (heroic if he was not illuminati) shows that not only could one die for religion/faith, but also for science - religious terrorists as compared to scientific terrorists. 2. All religions are flawed, like all human beings. Could we see religion as an individual human being? Its beauty, its character, its way of thinking, as well as its ugliness? 3. Religion and science - can they co-exist? New Carmelengo handing over Galileo's manuscript to Langdon - science to study religion. But can religion study science? 4. Religion has to depend on science to solve its own problems - using closed circuit television to unveil the misdeeds of Carmelengo. But does science have to depend on religion?