Richard Dawkins - The Argument from Beauty
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Richard Dawkins and Lalla Ward read excerpts from Dawkins's "The God Delusion": The Argument from Beauty.
Klaus Mertens sings the bass aria "Mache dich, mein Herze, rein" from Johann Sebastian Bach's St. Matthew Passion. Ton Koopman leads the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra.
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so kent hovind, because he is not have scientific training, is therefore unable to point out the obvious errors in atheist "science?"
For me to believe it would take a situation where the logical alternative (the one that would makes sense) was even MORE unprobable than the "supernatural" one.
Can you link a source to validate that he can see? Was he blind from birth? Can he still see?
Science is not a thing or entity, it's simply a word describing a process by which we gather systematic knowledge. Something may be true because a dozen independently verified fields of knowledge and processes say it's true. A theory isn't true because it says so, it's true because it makes accurate predictions nearly 100% of the time.
- Especially theists
"no compelling reason to be honest"
- I see atheists being honest without a belief in god all the time?
"In fact he (Einstein) was more learned than his teachers."
- Pretty known fact that younger people are less educated than older ones. He didn't become "more learned" till he was much older.
"He also believed in God"
- Definitely not your god, more of a wonderous universe as god viewpoint which holds no dogma like you're beliefs do.
- Obviously not, many well known people are self-tought. Either way you're still reviewing (hense being "trained") material crafted by someone else.
"your liberal God hating profs and universities"
- Objectivly speaking... you're a fucking moron.
not the creator.
that is not nessesarily a religious statment...
i just venerate creativity as the act of investing ones soul into material creation thus acheaving a mesure of imortality...
i generaly agree with dawkins for most of the time but i do enjoy some spiritual philosofical speculations.
though i like to use sciense and reason to illiminate false leads.
after all the metaphysical is that beond the physical...