The COMPLETE works of Charles Darwin online, Enjoy.
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The COMPLETE works of Charles Darwin online, Enjoy.
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Wow.
Wow.
Extra wow.
Awesome.
Badass.
Did I say... wow?
Atheism isn't a lot like religion at all. Unless by "religion" you mean "not religion". --Ciarin
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Books about atheism
The origion of species 2nd edition.
"There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed by the Creator into a few forms or into one; and that, whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved." P-490
So it's okay for Darwin to mention a God, or a Creator? Doesn't that throw off the whole theory of evolution?
And, there's Michael Cremo, who found a coin in an Illinois well that could be between 200,000 to 400,000 years old. He has a book called
Forbidden Archeology. Mr Cremo has had a first hand experience with other scientists who want to keep the finds a secret. Only because the most recent finds prove the evolution theory to be false.
Don't get me wrong... I understand how people dislike the theory of God, or black holes or whatever. But ignoring the facts just sux. Doesn't it?
Who said the Creator had to be God? It could have just been an anthropomorphism of nature.
"I do this real moron thing, and it's called thinking. And apparently I'm not a very good American because I like to form my own opinions."
— George Carlin
No, not really. After all, he was studying to be an Anglical Priest and he only took the voyage on the HMS Beagle because he wanted to take some time off from school after graduating. In fact, if you look a bit deeper, he thought that evolution was itself an argument for intelligent design.
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No, that's ridiculous. I suspect you don't actually know what evolution is. Articulate for me your understanding of the subject (that is, what do you understand by the term "evolution", and I will see if you actually know what you are talking about).
"Physical reality” isn’t some arbitrary demarcation. It is defined in terms of what we can systematically investigate, directly or not, by means of our senses. It is preposterous to assert that the process of systematic scientific reasoning arbitrarily excludes “non-physical explanations” because the very notion of “non-physical explanation” is contradictory.
-Me
Books about atheism
BigUniverse wrote,
"Well the things that happen less often are more likely to be the result of the supper natural. A thing like loosing my keys in the morning is not likely supper natural, but finding a thousand dollars or meeting a celebrity might be."
how does Charles Darwin's comment at the end of The Origin of Species, reflect on the current debate surrounding intelligent design and evolution. I agree with you, I would just like to know your point of view. You can email me at [email protected]. thank you, jamie
We don't believe evolution because it came from Darwin, we believe it because it's backed by the evidence. Pointing out that Darwin also said "blah blah blah" won't convince us of blah blah blah.
Why are so many theists unable to grasp this simple concept?
Questions for Theists:
http://silverskeptic.blogspot.com/2011/03/consistent-standards.html
I'm a bit of a lurker. Every now and then I will come out of my cave with a flurry of activity. Then the Ph.D. program calls and I must fall back to the shadows.
Bookmarked for gentle reading at a later date.
I'm going to ignore the ----- misguided one.