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Religion and science: need there be a clash? : Comments
By Stephen Cheleda, published 19/5/2009A fresh look at the definition of a human being would go a long way towards refocusing our worth, and our intentions.
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"I raised the notion that atheists have no basis for reason."
what the hell does "basis of reason" even mean? how does appealing to an arbitrary god help? if the god is not arbitrary, how do you jusitfy that? any chance you plan to reason? if not, why should anyone care?
"It was such thinking that allowed for the possibility of modern scientific thinking to take off."
yep. first there was god. then we wallowed in a mud-filled ditch for a few thousands years. and then the science. but let's give god the credit.
"I accused the naturalist of believing that reasoning within logic is merely our brain’s chemical reactions."
and i can do the strawman thing, too. i can accuse literalist christians of believing the bible deals with dinosaurs, but ...
no, hold on a second ...