The parable of the mask, and why science and religion must co-exist

Nyeri Deputy Governor Caroline Karugu masks up Hassan Mangota aged 102, when she distributed Eid Ul Fitr goodies to over 100 Muslim families in Blue Valley slums within the Majengo area of Nyeri Town, May 13, 2021. [Mose Sammy, Standard]

Interpreting history is what makes history. Records of occurrences are as good as the meanings accorded to them. The Covid-19 pandemic has grabbed the world’s attention and its disruption has united humanity everywhere. Academic disciplines, religious faiths, countries, institutions, local communities and individuals are racking their minds seeking to render an effective interpretation concerning the pandemic.