From: Kate Distin (memes@distin.co.uk)
Date: Mon 16 Jan 2006 - 16:50:39 GMT
Richard Brodie wrote:
> Kate wrote:
>
> <<The same point stands in response to Kenneth's question whether religion
> is a mental disease. Language like this (or like Dawkins's "mental
> virus") implies that religion is something harmful and misguided, but
> neurological explanations of religion are no more relevant to the question
> of God's existence than evolutionary explanations are.>>
>
> Is there really a question about God's existence among scientists? I don't
> see how it is possible to postulate the supernatural and then claim to
> explain and predict phenomena.
>
> Richard Brodie
> www.memecentral.com
>
>
Check out the president & vice-presidents of Christians in Science -
www.cis.org.uk - for a sample of the sorts of respected scientists who
would say that it's perfectly possible.
Kate
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