Thursday, July 30, 2009
The Big War
"... the big war is not between evolution and creationism, but between naturalism and supernaturalism." -Richard Dawkins
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- Robert Velarde
- Writer, educator, philosopher. Author of A Visual Defense, The Wisdom of Pixar, Conversations with C.S. Lewis, The Golden Rules of Narnia, and more.
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2 comments:
Hmm... I think you found something over which Dawkins and I actually agree (almost [smile]).
I'm not sure I completely agree that the split is between natural/supernatural (though I get where he's coming from) because I think the discussion can start between naturalism and "something else" that is beyond the realm of naturalism. As one professor pointed out: If God exists in your worldview, then there's nothing extra that you're adding to get to the "supernatural" ...thus, it's not really all that otherworldly.
~Luke
Can you be more specific, please? Who is the "one professor"?
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