Posted in Logic, Religion, Science, tagged Religion, islam, god, Science, Rational, Understanding, rules, Catholic, evolution, Muslim, Jewish, creationists, evolution vs creationists, rules of evolution, extinct, coelacanth fish, blind chance, crocodiles, survival of the fittest, arguments against evolution, natural selection, random chance, Richard Dawkins, The blind Watchmaker, united church of god, accidents, abnormalities, genetic, genetic change, genetic material, embryo, Darwin, random monkey chance, catholic church, Jew on May 18, 2008 | No Comments »
Humans by our very nature really don’t understand what random chance means, still let me provide an introduction to the topic. What set of numbers are more likely to win the lottery you can pick either 7 13 17 23 32 41 or 1 2 3 4 5 6? Ok you might try to catch [...]
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Posted in Religion, tagged Religion, islam, Understanding, argument, Catholic, Muslim, Jewish, Pat Condell, patcondell, religous, threaten, theat, pat condell is wrong, discussion, feedback, website, catholic church, Jew on May 16, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Pat Condell is a brave man and I say that with upmost respect to him, although I disagree with the manner that is used, he is not scared and God bless free speech that allows him to continue. His videos, link is at the bottom, deals with how religion more or less affects his world. [...]
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Posted in Religion, tagged AAI, atheism, Atheists, Catholic, Christian, church of atheism, god, Hindu, jesus, Jewish, misunderstanding, Muslim, non-belief, non-believing, Religion, right, Sam Harris, Understanding on May 15, 2008 | No Comments »
First of all let me initially describe the position that I have found myself in many times, people describe me as an atheist! Actually, let me also be honest I have described myself as that as well, still I have never really subscribed to the church of atheists so I don’t really know why I [...]
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Posted in Religion, Science, tagged bad science, Collins, comte, custom, Dakwins, david Wilson, factual realism, genesis, god, habit, life, logical positivists, practical realism, reality, Religion, religious, religious scientists, Science, science vs religion, truth, Understanding on May 8, 2008 | No Comments »
This kind of also answers the question about why I write this blog. I think that it is a sensible question to ask and the reason is that I first started this blog was when I came across the work of Richard Dawkins, I agreed with what he said. That is not why I still [...]
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Posted in Religion, tagged atheist movement, Atheists, books, Catholic, catholic church, conflict, Dawkins, four horsemen, Harris, Hitchens, ideas, islam, Jew, Jewish, Melvin Konner, Muslim, Religion, Understanding on May 7, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Don’t get me wrong I really like these books and the world is a much better place with people like Dawkins and Hitchens in it. The attack on religion is an important one; it challenges yet again the position of religion and the role that it should take in our societies. It enables non-believers a [...]
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Posted in Religion, tagged bible, Catholic, catholic church, islam, Jew, Jewish, judge, Koran, Muslim, opinion, reason, Religion, religious books, Torah, Understanding on May 7, 2008 | No Comments »
It is a bit of No - Since I have never believed in the idea that religion should receive special treatment I don’t understand the argument to why reading the religious books is necessary in order to understand religions. Let’s take this from a different perspective most people use technology everyday whether it’s a computer [...]
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