(March 9, 2017 at 12:28 am)Faith No More Wrote:(March 8, 2017 at 10:45 pm)PETE_ROSE Wrote: I'm sure he will have plenty of worshippers though, millions prostrate themselves before the alter of science now. By science I mean their subjective faith based on assumptions, conjecture and a lot of mental gymnastics to fit their narrative "anything but God".
That reminds me, I forgot to say my prayer to Richard Feynman(peace be upon him) today.
(March 8, 2017 at 10:45 pm)PETE_ROSE Wrote: Side note, I've read within Christian circles of an alien event for the end times. I actually think this is plausible, I suppose.
Lol, rips on other people's thinking skills, says an E.T. anti-Christ is plausible.
We should probably keep a link to this post handy for the next time when Christians complain that we don't take them seriously.
I find irony in the duality often found here. Open minds, no preconceived notions, foregone conclusions, no absolutes... I merely haven't ruled certain things out. Plausible. Possible. I didn't imply I had my eyes to the sky looking for Christ flying in on the Millennium Falcon.
For self proclaimed critical thinkers employing the Socratic model to examine the empirical evidence with minimal assumptions and complete objectivity, there sure seems to be a lot of name calling, denial, and bias for other views.
