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This article explores the intersection of science and religion through the professional journey and reflections of dr. Rimantas Kodzius. It addresses how religion and science coexisted in various cultural and historical contexts while highlighting their evolution as independent and overlapping spheres. Combining historical analysis, contemporary examples, and the personal experiences of a traveling scientist, the article aims to demonstrate that science and religion, though distinct, are not mutually exclusive. The study discusses the role of scientific advancements, their challenges during religious dominance, and modern reconciliations between the two. It also highlights how cultures across the globe offer unique insights into this relationship, emphasizing the need for continued dialogue.
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