"宗教に反対です なぜならそれは世界を理解しないことに満足するように教えるからです"
— Richard Dawkins
Simplified Meaning:
When people rely too much on religion, they might stop asking questions about how the world works. Imagine a child who always asks "why" about everything. If you tell them to stop asking and just accept what they're told, they miss out on learning new things and understanding more deeply. It's like this with grown-ups and religion—some think it gives answers that don’t encourage curiosity anymore. Take scientists, for example. They always want to learn more about nature and how things happen. If everyone just accepted religious explanations and didn’t investigate, we might not have discovered important things like electricity or medicine. It's important to keep questioning and exploring so we can grow our knowledge and solve problems. To apply this idea in life, always stay curious and open-minded. Don’t settle for simple answers if you can keep learning and understanding more.
