Did Darwin Kill God?

[manclad]

I know he's a bit hit and miss with his shooting, but come on!

I had to think about that one for a few seconds Jim.
But that is a very witty reply.

 

[Bigga]

If we are all offspring's of Adam and Eve, why are we all of different hues?

Is this a serious question??

 

[ali benarbia's studs]

No, God killed Darwin with time.

 

[Blue and true]

Not necessarily. God could still be the answer to why and not how.

And I say that as an agnostic.

 

[ChicagoBlue]

There are a few points from atheists, and fans of Darwin, that feel like convincers…separate from the whole “divine being” nonsense.

1) Why is one’s religion usually a product of where one is born? Surely there should be just one God and we all believe in him, regardless of where we are born, no?

2) There are thousands of religions out there, but most people believe their God is the “one true God.” Accordingly, most religious adherents believe one story and reject the other thousands. To them, I say, “I agree with you, all those religions are wrong, and I just believe in only one less God than you do.”

 

[Maly]

2) There are thousands of religions out there, but most people believe their God is the “one true God.” Accordingly, most religious adherents believe one story and reject the other thousands. To them, I say, “I agree with you, all those religions are wrong, and I just believe in only one less God than you do.”

Do I get to claim £5 if I call you Ricky Gervais?

 

[CTID1988]

The only thing more annoying than a bible basher is an atheist who uses it as a personality trait.

 

[threespires]

Darwinian Physicalism in full retreat from Panpsychism these days - monists proliferate in the groves of academe.

In Our Time - Panpsychism - BBC Sounds

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the idea that fundamental particles have consciousness.

www.bbc.co.uk

Was in the car when this was on, thought it was quite interesting. I do quite like Melvyn Bragg's approach on In Our Time.

 

[johnny crossan]

Was in the car when this was on, thought it was quite interesting. I do quite like Melvyn Bragg's approach on In Our Time.

Me too, sadly the materialists are much the loudest voice in our culture. Fits the economic system perfectly, consumer heaven is the only place most folks want to go.

 

[johnny crossan]

... There are thousands of religions out there, but most people believe their God is the “one true God.” Accordingly, most religious adherents believe one story and reject the other thousands. To them, I say, “I agree with you, all those religions are wrong, and I just believe in only one less God than you do.”

What do you say to polytheists?