(November 18, 2015 at 9:02 pm)Jenny A Wrote: I find #7 rather frightening. I don't look to science to answer moral questions. I don't think it's appropriate, though science may explain why we choose the answers we do.I think Science can answer some moral questions, I don't think that stat. should imply that "Most atheists look to science for their only morality", that would be parallel to some Christians and the Bible.
I'm always surprised (though I've heard it before) that more men are atheists than women.
However, taking part of your morality from Science is great in my books,
is it really that bad to see Scientific studies about amounts of Homocides per area, and deducing that killing people has a negative effect on society?
is it really that worrisome to look at Scientific studies documenting the negative impact using Methamphetamine can have, and deduce smoking Meth is probably bad for you?
I think you forgot to include these things^ when questioning the statistic, forgetting that the fact that you make a moral decision that Violence, and Human Suffering are not something you partake in, as well is a Morality coming from Science.
Which is better:
To die with ignorance, or to live with intelligence?
Truth doesn't accommodate to personal opinions.
The choice is yours.
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The more questions you ask, the more you realize that disagreement is inevitable, and communication of this disagreement, irrelevant.
