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  3. Many leading scientists sown through the years from Galileo to Einstein have

Many leading scientists sown through the years from Galileo to Einstein have

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问题     Many leading scientists sown through the years from Galileo to Einstein have been deeply religious. They have been intrigued by the essential mystery of life and material existence, and have recognized that spiritual as well as scientific understanding is needed.
    Two biologists might examine a living cell under a microscope. One will see there the handiwork of God; the other will see only what evolution has changed to produce. And yet both will agree on the cell’s biological history, its composition, its structure, and its function. One physicist will find God in the exquisitely organized and exact laws of the physical universe. Another physicist will not be able to see anything beyond the laws themselves. The religious views of a scientist do not come from his science; they come from his entire philosophy, his whole view of the world. But scientists are not unique in this matter; the same disparity of thinking is to be found among people from all walks of life.
    In the modem world, science serves two important functions. One is to provide the basis for a scientific technology. It is in this way that science has the greatest influence on our dally living. Through technology, we advance the structure of civilization and gain increasing domination over the earth and adjoining portions of the universe. The other purpose served by science is one of understanding. Through science, we discover how phenomena occur and, to a limited extent, why they happen the way they do. Vital processes are analyzed and studied, that we may know more of how organisms function, and how they have come to be what they are. Through science, we seek to know what a man is—how his body works and why he thinks and dreams. As we search to know ourselves and the workings of our minds, we expect to find solutions to problems of confusion and discontent. Science is a way to understanding, but in some ways it is a narrow path that does not touch on all the questions posed by the facts of human life. Science does not provide a way of life; it does not create a moral order. It is quite obvious that not all human knowledge can be reduced to scientific terms. Interpretations of the ultimate meaning and value of life will, in the final analysis, be made more on the basis of spiritual awareness than on scientific acuity. [br] In Para. 2, it is suggested that ______.
选项 A、it is only by studying philosophy that a man can develop religious beliefs
B、by examining a living cell under a microscope biologists can understanding the process of evolution
C、there is a disparity of thinking between scientists and people from other walks of life regarding science and religion
D、while some physicists conclude from the laws of nature that there is a God, others draw no such conclusion
答案 D
解析 事实细节题。第二段中提到，One physicist will find God...Another physicist will not be able to...(一个物理学家会发现上帝精妙地组织物质宇宙法则，另一个却看不见任何超出法则的事情)，这与 D “有些科学家能从上帝的自然法则中得出结论，而有些不能得出这样的结论”一致，故D为答案。第二段分别讲了biologists和physicists,也同时讲到religious views，根据文中的The religious views of a sc
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