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9th September 2009, 23:24
(This post was last modified: 9th September 2009 23:25 by Saerules.)
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RE: First extract of Richard Dawkins new book.
If such is an assumption, then so is all of our science and knowledge (which it is). However, i think it holds up to the same rigors of logic as all other sciences.
 I suppose we'll just have to agree to disagree if you don't accept existentialism Edit: and off i go for a while. To school, away from school, that's life
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9th September 2009, 23:32
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RE: First extract of Richard Dawkins new book.
(9th September 2009 23:24)Saerules Wrote: Edit: and off i go for a while. To school, away from school, that's life Awww! 
Christianity is perfect, Christians are not - C. S. Lewis
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10th September 2009, 09:10
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RE: First extract of Richard Dawkins new book.
(9th September 2009 23:24)Saerules Wrote: If such is an assumption, then so is all of our science and knowledge (which it is). However, i think it holds up to the same rigors of logic as all other sciences. Well, if this (from Wiki),: Existential philosophy is the "explicit conceptual manifestation of an existential attitude" that begins with a sense of disorientation and confusion in the face of an apparently meaningless or absurd world. .. is existentialism then I think you can safely assume I think it's over-intellectualised bollocks (pretty why I have the kind of view I have of modern philosophy in the first place). Kyu Angry Atheism Where those who are hacked off with the stupidity of irrational belief can vent their feelings! Come over to the dark side, we have cookies! Kyuuketsuki, AngryAtheism Owner & Administrator |
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10th September 2009, 09:18
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RE: First extract of Richard Dawkins new book.
Philosophy, how i despise the waste of intellect.
Everything in faith is covered by the non verifiable clause
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10th September 2009, 09:54
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RE: First extract of Richard Dawkins new book.
(10th September 2009 09:18)theVOID Wrote: Philosophy, how i despise the waste of intellect. That just about sums it up for me Kyu Angry Atheism Where those who are hacked off with the stupidity of irrational belief can vent their feelings! Come over to the dark side, we have cookies! Kyuuketsuki, AngryAtheism Owner & Administrator |
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29th December 2009, 06:50
(This post was last modified: 29th December 2009 06:51 by TruthWorthy.)
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RE: First extract of Richard Dawkins new book.
(10th September 2009 09:54)Kyuuketsuki Wrote:(10th September 2009 09:18)theVOID Wrote: Philosophy, how i despise the waste of intellect. It would seem some Dawkin's followers would better spend their time learning from astrophysist Stephen Hawkin's. Try this for $11.00! The Theory of Everything: The Origin and Fate of the Universe http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q...ps-sellers Frankly, I've read the "The Greatest Show On Earth: Evidence for evolution" and found the writing style inconsistent with his other book "The God Delusion", which I found was fkn fantastically written, whereas the newest addition digresses so much that I trully feel it was either a very well written first draft, or showed signs of early on set that has seeped into the material. Some of the reasons I found this to be the case include the frequent use of the term digress in excusing himself to go off on tangents. The inconsistant pace of reading where you can hum through several lots of pages and then get snowed under with technical details limited to the more understanding in the field. While I found that I did really appreciate the understanding I gained, this did detract from the professional writting style he'd used previously. And I did enjoy the book overall, it just seemed to lack a certain amount of impact found in earlier books. Worthwhile reading. None the less - I wouldn't argue finite and infinite until you're up to speed with Hawkin's theorum of quantum physics. If there were a god I would expect an after life.
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29th December 2009, 09:01
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RE: First extract of Richard Dawkins new book.
(9th September 2009 23:32)fr0d0 Wrote:(9th September 2009 23:24)Saerules Wrote: Edit: and off i go for a while. To school, away from school, that's life thats pretty much my life, i think its starting to cause a serious case of depression..... Vampires will never hurt you.......
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