The flying spaghetti monster

[Boult]

Why are we here on earth? To Richard Dawkins, that's a remarkably stupid question. In a heated interview, the famous biologist insists that religion is evil and God might as well be a children's fantasy.

The flying spaghetti monster | Salon Books

Levonian Enjoy!

 

[guido]

Good grief. The article refers to Dawkins as "Darwin's rottweiler." Darwin was very friendly towards Christianity. In fact, he was a Christian until the age of 40, and even after, he still proclaimed himself as an Agnostic. He is nowhere near the "God-hating scoundrel" that the Christian Right tries to paint him as.

Evangelical Atheism is just as annoying as Christian Fundamentalism.

 

[Teresh]

Darwin was very friendly towards Christianity. In fact, he was a Christian until the age of 40, and even after, he still proclaimed himself as an Agnostic. He is nowhere near the "God-hating scoundrel" that the Christian Right tries to paint him as.

Not to mention that the Catholic Church spent a lot of money for his very elaborate funeral.

Evangelical Atheism is just as annoying as Christian Fundamentalism.

Too true.

 

[starrygaze]

Possibly gene is about between human and monkey. Obviously cute monkey in his avatar picture.

 

[deafdyke]

Guildo, I quite agree............god, hardcore atheists are just so fucking annoying!

 

[guido]

I just realized this author, Richard Dawkins, was on the Colbert Report the other night, promoting his new book, The Good Delusion. In his interview, he offered nothing new to the ages old arguement, and presented no new fresh ideas. His thesis seemed to be that "believing in God is the easy way to explain existance."

 

[Boult]

Boing Boing: Dawkins: Why There Almost Certainly Is No God

in regard to first post, the reason I posted is because of reference to "Flying Spaghetti Monster" which Levonian liked.