No. He means science and technology sound like magic to a lot of people and that they are not choosing science.
But that's fine by me. I don't care if people believe it's magic.
What's infuriating is to see so many people ignore the success of one kind of magic (science) and overlook the failures of religious magic, like the incantation, "in the name of Jesus...".
"In the name of Jesus", didn't put man on the moon, it didn't wipe out smallpox, it didn't sequence the genome, it didn't allow voices and data to travel thousands of miles around the world in milliseconds.
Science is the magic that works. Most other magic is a failure.
"Science is the magic that works."
Keep saying that ... maybe chanting it will help?
God (in whom I believe, though that is irrelevant here) is simply a name for what people do not, cannot, or will not understand.
Whether you believe or not has utterly no bearing on the reality of this situation, which is that God most certainly exists and most certainly came to Earth in the form of Jesus. I've seen real, tangible things in my life as a direct result of prayer, things that were mathematically impossible outside divine intervention. I don't think God exists. I know He does.
You, mc6809e, will kneel before Him someday and acknowledge that He is Lord. It's unavoidable.
Accept Him and what He did for you, and enjoy an unimaginably wonderful eternity. Reject Him, and it's gonna be unimaginably horrific.
Man went to the moon. God made the moon.
MM
Having a cell phone strapped to your ear doesn't give a person an ounce of character. Worshiping Science leaves people wanting, and tears down a great Constitutional Republic built on the blood of men and woman of Character.