Still I don’t feel particularly grateful to any entity … Just kind of occasionally awed. Mostly just going back and forth on the greasy rat trail of human life though.
Stalin and Mao may have been atheists, but are you claiming that their atheism systematically influenced them to commit their atrocities in the name of atheism? Hitler and Stalin has mustaches. So did Saddam. Using your logic I can conclude that mustaches must lead to genocide.
Stalin and Mao may have been atheists, but are you claiming that their atheism systematically influenced them to commit their atrocities in the name of atheism? Hitler and Stalin has mustaches. So did Saddam. Using your logic I can conclude that mustaches must lead to genocide.
Stalin and Mao may have been atheists, but are you claiming that their atheism systematically influenced them to commit their atrocities in the name of atheism? Hitler and Stalin has mustaches. So did Saddam. Using your logic I can conclude that mustaches must lead to genocide.
Stalin and Mao may have been atheists, but are you claiming that their atheism systematically influenced them to commit their atrocities in the name of atheism? Hitler and Stalin has mustaches. So did Saddam. Using your logic I can conclude that mustaches must lead to genocide.
Stalin and Mao may have been atheists, but are you claiming that their atheism systematically influenced them to commit their atrocities in the name of atheism? Hitler and Stalin has mustaches. So did Saddam. Using your logic I can conclude that mustaches must lead to genocide.
[quote=jstoesz]These concepts are frequently championed by Christians, but their basis is not in Christianity, nor is it exclusive to Christianity.[/quote]
That’s simply not true.
The Intelligent Design effort is a product of Christian Fundamentalists (funded by the Discovery Institute, right-wing think-tank) and is a direct, coincident response to recent U.S. court order prohibiting the teaching of Creationism vs. Evolution in public school SCIENCE class — on the grounds that it violated the Establishment Clause of the Constitution.
[quote=jstoesz]These concepts are frequently championed by Christians, but their basis is not in Christianity, nor is it exclusive to Christianity.[/quote]
That’s simply not true.
The Intelligent Design effort is a product of Christian Fundamentalists (funded by the Discovery Institute, right-wing think-tank) and is a direct, coincident response to recent U.S. court order prohibiting the teaching of Creationism vs. Evolution in public school SCIENCE class — on the grounds that it violated the Establishment Clause of the Constitution.
[quote=jstoesz]These concepts are frequently championed by Christians, but their basis is not in Christianity, nor is it exclusive to Christianity.[/quote]
That’s simply not true.
The Intelligent Design effort is a product of Christian Fundamentalists (funded by the Discovery Institute, right-wing think-tank) and is a direct, coincident response to recent U.S. court order prohibiting the teaching of Creationism vs. Evolution in public school SCIENCE class — on the grounds that it violated the Establishment Clause of the Constitution.
[quote=jstoesz]These concepts are frequently championed by Christians, but their basis is not in Christianity, nor is it exclusive to Christianity.[/quote]
That’s simply not true.
The Intelligent Design effort is a product of Christian Fundamentalists (funded by the Discovery Institute, right-wing think-tank) and is a direct, coincident response to recent U.S. court order prohibiting the teaching of Creationism vs. Evolution in public school SCIENCE class — on the grounds that it violated the Establishment Clause of the Constitution.
Science? Religion. Go figure.
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