Gabriel Andrade schreef op 11 augustus 2009:

Hello, congratulations on your review of John Haught's God and New Atheism. I read the book myself, and share most of your criticisms. I am really bugged by the "you-have-not-read-theology" argument: you do not need to be an expert on every major astrological book in order to know that astrology is a farse.

 

 

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Klaas HendrikseKlaas Hendrikse, Nederlands bekendste atheïstische dominee, auteur van o.a. Geloven in een god die niet bestaat.

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Only because the people see
So much in land and sky
For which they do not know the cause,
They think Divinities are working there.
If they could but see that
Nothing can be created from nothing,
Then they would advance one more step
Toward the answer that they seek:
Those eternal elements became
Everything that is,
Without interference from Gods.

~ Lucretius, 60 v. Chr.

Gabriel Andrade schreef op 11 augustus 2009:

Hello, congratulations on your review of John Haught's God and New Atheism. I read the book myself, and share most of your criticisms. I am really bugged by the "you-have-not-read-theology" argument: you do not need to be an expert on every major astrological book in order to know that astrology is a farse.

 

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Welke positie over het bestaan van god(en) onderschrijft u?

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Klaas HendrikseKlaas Hendrikse, Nederlands bekendste atheïstische dominee, auteur van o.a. Geloven in een god die niet bestaat.

Citaat

Only because the people see
So much in land and sky
For which they do not know the cause,
They think Divinities are working there.
If they could but see that
Nothing can be created from nothing,
Then they would advance one more step
Toward the answer that they seek:
Those eternal elements became
Everything that is,
Without interference from Gods.

~ Lucretius, 60 v. Chr.