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Fledz
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Registered: Sep 2006
Location: London UK
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| quote: | Originally posted by Beatflux
IF you can clearly define what God is, and if there was decent evidence I might decide to believe in it. I'm not above good evidence.
Everybody seems to have their own definition or description of what or who God is. If the theists can't even agree on who or what God is, than how could you successful evaluate any sort of evidence to his or its existence? If you want pick a definition and argue it, then I will read it.
I can understand why after years of listening to rebuttals from theist, atheist get tired of the same old logical fallacies, and the theists who have no idea what a logical fallacy is.
What I don't like about religion or any of the new age junkie science is that it does not promote rational thinking. I want people to be able to have intelligent conversations that aren't immediately shut down by an irrational belief. I am grateful that there were extraordinary people that did NOT listen to what the church had to say about the universe, and instead ventured on their own journey for the truth which has lead us to an age where we can enjoy the fruits of technology.
A particle that acts like a wave, blasphemy! |
See the problem is you are looking for specifics. We're not discussing specifics here. We don't need a specific example of a God, or a specific example of divine intervention. The point is that extreme atheism closes off all possibilities of any sort of higher power at all. Not Jesus, not Buddha, not Allah etc. No specifics, only the idea of a higher power. Like I said, extremist atheists are no different to religious zealots in essence.
You also seem to convey the idea that scientists and theists do not mix and that most of the discoveries in the world came about due to atheist scientists breaking away from religion. This is simply not true and you can see that many scientists are in fact religious as well. How much, it doesn't really matter but they open to the notion of a higher power.
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
It's also interesting to note that believing in something does not = being religious. My mom is not religious but she does believe in some type of higher power or God. |
Yes that's actually a very good thing to point out. It allows her to use science in the way it's meant to be used, yet remain open to anything which science cannot explain, and she doesn't just brush it away because science doesn't explain it.
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