One of the things, that I have worked a lot on, is the relationship between faith and science.

There is no doubt, that in the French and Russian revolutions these two realms really became enemies.

Yet, in Denmark the animosity never really happened.

Niels Bohr came out of a family of Jews and Christian priests. He was a good friend of K.E. Løgstrup, the leading philosopher of his time.

The whole idea about openness as the driving force in the internet is an idea from Løgstrup who was a Christian philosopher.

Me, I have a good relationship with Mr. Holger Bech Nielsen, a renowned physicist himself, and just a really, really cool man.

So at least in Denmark, we never had this divide between religion and science.

I have been doing a lot of research into the physical roots of spirituality, that is hinging my own understanding on the classical Greek thinker Anaxagoras who invented nuclear physics.

There is a very clear definition of spirituality that is rooted in platonic philosophy.

That is the point of Plato pointing UP in the pairing I use above here.

In other words, we have an option to bridge the gap between religion and spirituality.

It will make a better world.

I know that it is not easy, and there are a lot of gender issues that are still up for discussion.

Yet there is the option to bridge the gap.

G-d bless the solidarity and peace we can make, if we embark on a journey of understanding in between religion and science.