Buddhism and modern science, presentation

1. BUDDHISMBUDDHISM
AND SCIENCESAND SCIENCES
BYBY
VEN. BUDI UTOMOVEN. BUDI UTOMO
DITTHISAMPANNODITTHISAMPANNO

2. (Albert Einstein)

3. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
 Scientism, by contrast, is an irrational belief in
the authority, by definition incomprehensible,
cloud of theories and doctrines, said to be
discovered and defended by scholastics called
"scientists."
 Buddhism as the teaching of the Buddha is
relevant into the Science. Buddhism never gets
involved in conflict situation facing the progress
of science.
 Recently, a number of scientists in modern day
against Buddhism indicating the absence of
contention with some ideas and the discovery of
science.

4.  Science (from Latin scientia, meaning "knowledge")
is a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes
knowledge in the form of testable explanations and
predictions about the universe.
 Buddhism in sense doctrine, the doctrine and
regulation (dhamma and vinaya) called
Buddhasasana. Buddhism or buddha-dharma is a
system of in inner and development and regulations
exercise that should be done in daily life. This system
broader than the religious sense in general
constitutes a trust and exultation because
dependence to force outside of human.
ConceptsConcepts

5. BUDDHISM IN SCIENCEBUDDHISM IN SCIENCE
PERSPECTIVEPERSPECTIVE
 Buddhism is prepared in many ways
to support and strengthen the self-
corrective life-style and the emerging
world of scientific research.
 The substantialist view that corrupts
moral responsibility, social behavior,
and the movement toward Nibbana,
because it attributes ultimacy to the
wrong things.

6. SCIENCE IN BUDDHISTSCIENCE IN BUDDHIST
PERSPECTIVEPERSPECTIVE

7. CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION
 Scientific studies have found increasinglyScientific studies have found increasingly
concrete proof of the inseparability of bodyconcrete proof of the inseparability of body
and mind, and have even given us a glimpseand mind, and have even given us a glimpse
of the biological basis of the illusion of self.of the biological basis of the illusion of self.
 Buddhism was not built on the basis of theBuddhism was not built on the basis of the
belief in a supernatural power that createdbelief in a supernatural power that created
and governs the fate of mankind. Causalityand governs the fate of mankind. Causality
is the foundation of Buddhism.is the foundation of Buddhism.
 Many theories and invention science lineMany theories and invention science line
with Buddhist teachings. There arewith Buddhist teachings. There are
conformability, alignment or congruity, butconformability, alignment or congruity, but
not associate in related by or have muchnot associate in related by or have much
effect.effect.