The resulting polarization has yielded a vast abyss between these two realms of thought. Scientists believe in nothing that cannot be proven. Religious people believe in nothing that is not written in their holy books. The resulting dichotomy is but one of many that stifles the progress of humanity. Technotheology is an attempt to bring these two very related subjects back into balance again.
Religion has a substantial basis in science.
There are many examples of mathematical equations in all of the great religious works, and many more expressions of the divine language of numbers. Most of the deepest held beliefs have profound numerical significance. Many may have read the eastern texts such as the Vedas and Vedanta s , The Bhagavad Gita , The Dhammapada , Tao Te Ching , and the like. These texts contain much numerical symbolism. The Bible is another example of a work that contains far more numerical symbolism than most people realize.