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Querying the Dawkins view of science : Comments
By Andrew Baker, published 4/9/2009We cannot explain the process of modern science using reason alone as Richard Dawkins would have us believe.
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Well said Aj Phillips.
I agree with your point vis a vis our PM believing in Greek Gods - would we pay him the same level of respect we accord to the Abrahamic religions. I think not.
If you, Examinator, find Dawkins shrill, many don't. Many are tired of the walking-on-eggshells deference to religion, the tax-breaks. For myself, as it was with Dawkins, was the 9/11 attacks and the denial of reason as displayed by the furphy of I.D.: Fundamentalist Christians and Muslims creating misery in the developed world.
I am sure we all agree that Science does not have all the answers, if it did it would no longer be science, but dogma.
I posit you have been successfully manipulated by Baker - instead of questioning his agenda in the full frontal attack on Dawkins - you are now playing Baker's game - which is a very subtle 'god-of-gaps' attempt to place a supernatural element into areas of the natural world/universe which are simply unknown.
Are you planning on campaigning for I.D. to be taught in classrooms?
As for being greater than the sum of our parts, we all are, but so is my computer.