Atheism and morality
Posted on: January 3, 2010 - 10:47pm
Atheism and morality
Where does atheism get their ethics and moral values from?
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Atheism and morality
Posted on: January 3, 2010 - 10:47pm
Atheism and morality
Where does atheism get their ethics and moral values from?
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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."
Thomathy, let me tell you a story about a joke.
One day I was walking down the hall of the Discovery Institute. Have you ever been to the Discovery Institute, Thomathy? We have pictures of crocoducks all along the walls, in bright colors and glorious detail. Hundreds and hundreds of crocoducks swimming, flying, mating, nurturing their young. Anyway one day I was walking down the hall of the Discovery Institute and who did I see but Michael Behe. I'm impressed with his body of philosophic and scientific work but the man is really something in person. He is a pure mountain of manflesh, with wonderful well defined abs, btw his shirt was off, and a manly booming voice that would suit the angel of the same name.
So what could I do but invite him to my home? We had dinner and I introduced him to my wife and children. Dinner was my wife's famous charbroiled chicken and grits, and my children were on good behavior for Michael Behe. We all had sex, and he cleaned up his stuff and was starting to go out the door. At the last moment I stopped him by putting by hand on his glorious manly bicep. I was going to speak but he turned around and the radiance of his eyes held me in place. He looked deep into my eyes, then smiled and said,
"Dan, I was kidding. This was a joke."
Cheers,
Dan Handsome
The Discovery Institute