Is there a middle ground between Atheism and Religion?
Submitted by Editor on Wed, 26/08/2009 - 16:18
The writer of this article argues that there is and complains about the "confrontational" tactics of Atheists such as Richard Dawkins.
However most of those who commented on her article took a different view. Its worth a read. I have my own position on this, how about you?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2009/aug/24/atheism-d...
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Dawkins is awkward. In fact,
Dawkins is awkward. In fact, all the New Atheists are, they really believe.
It is obvious that religion
It is obvious that religion is not an evil, it is nonsense but it is not evil. It does most people no harm at all.
Between science and religion
Between science and religion is bastardy.
I suppose that we shouldn't
I suppose that we shouldn't become so annoyed by the nonsense, it seems so stupid though.
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