We explored the concepts of religion first because they hold the knowledge pertaining to our oldest form of perception used to understand where we are, what we are, and why we are in terms of existence. But our search for understanding the answers to these questions needs to move into another field through which we develop perceptions of ourselves and others. Science is the means by which we form perceptions regarding ourselves based upon what we see, what we observe. Religious studies emanate an aura of antiquity and tradition. They are wrapped in exquisitely carved stone, hand crafted windows, spires, and steeples reaching for the heavens.
Science has a different appearance.
It stands stark, new, and clean. The lines of science are simple and efficient. Come observe and understand. The door to the wealth of scientific knowledge is so well balanced that it seems to open on its own, leading into a long hall branching off in multiple directions. The halls are adjoined by a seemingly infinite number of rooms filled with books, blueprints, computers, pictures, and manuscripts.