Sometimes i ask questions like this one,
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AvrDk29hHo8jAIkC5RmvpUjsy6IX?qid=20061228145133AAuuPM1
That seem to cut right to the heart of an issue. Usually this issue hinges around a certain belief that people have about the nature of god or the things that god is said to have done. In these cases where it seems that i have presented a very good case for the atheist viewpoint that believers tend to ignore the issue completely or retreat to a "safety zone," applying god to something that is thougth to have an effect on the issue but is not directly addressed in the question.
Is it so difficult to abandon a belief that obviously isn't compatable with reality? Or even simply to say "you've got a point?" or even better "i guess i don't know the answer." What is it about mystery and inquiry that frightens those who have a tendancy towards religious belief and superstition?
2006-12-29
14:39:41
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And how far can one effectively retreat with their god until there's nowhere left to go with it?
2006-12-29
14:40:10 ·
update #1