(January 9, 2010 at 11:02 am)Tiberius Wrote: Hence why I reject materialism, on the basis that although it's very nice to believe that physical matter and energy is all there is, you can't prove it either way. Materialism is useful, however, for science, since science by definition deals with the material world.
Adrian, in past discussions with you on origins it certainly seems to me like you were using materialistic presuppositions as a basis for your argumentation and yet you say here that you reject materialism. So what areas of your thinking does this rejection of materialism affect and how does it affect this area? Or do you merely reject materialism on an intellectual agnostic basis, effectively living you life as a materialist? (I am not trying to be argumentative here. I am just curious as your quote above seems (but is not necessarily) inconsistent.)
