![]() Spirituality of Science was related to belief in science, but unlike other attitudes including interest in science and belief in science, Spirituality of Science was also associated with feelings of awe and general spirituality. Participants' responses were compared with other attitudes towards science, including an interest in science and belief in science, feelings of awe, meaning in their lives and religious beliefs. The first study established the concept of "Spirituality of Science," and asked people about feelings of transcendence, connection and meaning when engaging with science. Preston and her research team surveyed 1197 people (602 men, 589 women, and 6 others) on their attitudes towards religious beliefs, spirituality and their interest and belief in science. ![]() Science parallels positive wellbeing observed in religious people ![]() It can provide a meaningful source of understanding oneself and the universe, and it can foster a sense of connection to others and our place in the world." The research explored how people use science as a source of spirituality and its connection with their sense of wellbeing.ĭr Jesse Preston, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Warwick and lead author of the study said: "Spirituality is most often associated with religion, but science can be a powerful source of awe and wonder for many.
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