Site: krishnascience.com (The Hare Krishna Views On Science)

Challenging the scientific, sometimes even controversial conclusions is not a new thing. It is done by atheistic skeptics, Christian creationists, Intelligent Designers and here you can read the Hare Krishna views and alternatives based on the Vedic texts that was a source of inspiration... more

even for Einstein and many other scientists.

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