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Intelligent design: scientifically and religiously bankrupt : Comments
By Michael Zimmerman, published 14/5/2010From both a scientific and a religious perspective, intelligent design is dead and buried.
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The objections along these lines create serious conceptual problems for naturalism, and reduce it’s likelihood of being a true worldview.
Another thing-
Re: A literal Bible. Much has been said in this thread about whether I and other OLO users "take the Bible literally".
However, I deny the premise of the question. The Bible is made up of poetry, history, parable, apocalyptic prophecy, songs, words of wisdom and more. To complicate things further, context is extremely importance to any interpretation, and I personally place more emphasis on context than most. Therefore, in my view, you’re asking “Should highly contextualized poetry, parables etc etc be taken literally”? to which I answer that the question is unnecessarily simplistic