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I told you so…
Just practicing for the next four years. 😉
Posted in Politics/Current Events
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The ongoing saga of the Dawkins delusions
It would seem that Richard Dawkins has resigned his position at Oxford, the Simonyi professorship for the public understanding of science, to write a children’s book warning of the dangers of “non-scientific” fairy tales. The “non-scientific” label is, of course, … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged fairy tales, oxford, richard dawkins, simonyi, tolkien
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The question of unbelief 2.5
My friend David Hayward (a facebook friend, anyway…) has written a very interesting post on the 10 Movements of faith, most of which don’t sound very faith-like, using words like questioning, doubt, rejection, darkness, abandon and fear. From a Western … Continue reading
Posted in Epistemology, Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged David Hayward, doubt, evangelical, faith
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The question of unbelief 2
My last post dealt with a question John Loftus asked at Debunking Christianity, “Tell us why we don’t believe?” (Actually, it was not so much a question as it was a demand.) As I said, it is an interesting question, … Continue reading
Posted in Random Thoughts
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