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Creation, cultural wars and campus crusade : Comments
By Alan Matheson, published 30/12/2005Alan Matheson sees sinister implications behind the Intelligent Design debate
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Good try!
Are you suggesting the New Europe offers the best opportunity for each person. I'd thought it is merely an economic opportunity for big business.
Are you suggesting that since Australia has almost ousted the Queen for Republicanism we live in a society with better individual fulfilment and opportunity. I'd thought we are governed by economic rationalists allowing big international corporations to organise individuals.
Quote, "Only in America, the most religious country in the West, does religion still play a role. Politicians are not yet free to admit their real religious beliefs, for they would not be elected. But compare say Clinton, with Mullah Bush and the difference is bleeding obvious."
A: Clinton was a Baptist so I'm not sure what you are implying here.
Quote, "Here we have had agnostic Prime Ministers, AFAIK both Keating and Hawke are, Australia still had good governance. So your theory that religion needs to be involved in good governance is out the window."
A: Hawke was the son of a Christian Minister so his social values would have been shaped somewhat by that experience. With Keating I'd not even mention his name as an example of personal virtue. Bill Hayden is a man of good will who learned to respect the role of Westminster Christianity