Friday, September 7
The Dawkins Delusion
"Angels fly," G.K. Chesterton once said, "because they take themselves lightly." Maybe they provide an example Richard Dawkins could learn from--at least that is the premise of a new book by John Cornwell, Darwin's Angel: An Angelic Response to the God Delusion, delightfully reviewed in the London Times this week by Salley Vickers.
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Dr Grant,
I have seen clips of Dawkins, Flemming, Harris et al, and even read some of thier shorter articles. Comparing them to what I have read by you, Sproul, ect. ect., I find the angry atheist crowd to be rather lacking, intellictually. Am I missing something, or are these guys motivated by blind rage, and the blind rage gets in the way of them making a better case?
Paul
Paul: Certainly, there is a better way to argue their case. But, I have to say, I am glad they don't seem to realize that!
Well the ultimate reply (IMO) is this by Dr Terry Tommyrot!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QERyh9YYEis
Steve Hayhow
London
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