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You bias is showing....is there such a person???
You might be waiting a while
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You bias is showing....is there such a person???
You might be waiting a while
I'd also be curious to know if he would.
Cool, I'll look for that.I think the Archbishop of Canterbury is Dawkins' intellectual equal. The two do recorded interviews all the time. Google is your friend here.
Ken Miller may be a good choice.
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Good point. I meant someone comparable in intelligence and inquisitiveness, not area of expertise.Sunstone and PW's suggestions are quite good. :yes:
I guess it depends on who would be considered Dawkins' intellectual equal.
Well, sure. He's a biologist.You know, I like Dawkins on evolution a bit better than I like him on the ontological existence of god question. Seems to me he gets into depth more on evolution than on god.
It's almost spooky how often we agree.You know, I like Dawkins on evolution a bit better than I like him on the ontological existence of god question. Seems to me he gets into depth more on evolution than on god.
It's almost spooky how often we agree.
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Well, sure. He's a biologist.
This is kind of off topic and I think we've both mentioned this in the past on RF but it always strikes me how misplaced the accusations are that Dawkins is arrogant, vitriolic or antagonistic when debating. In the dozens of interviews and discussions I've seen with him he comes across as soft spoken, kind and polite.You know, I like Dawkins on evolution a bit better than I like him on the ontological existence of god question. Seems to me he gets into depth more on evolution than on god.
This is kind of off topic and I think we've both mentioned this in the past on RF but it always strikes me how misplaced the accusations are that Dawkins is arrogant, vitriolic or antagonistic when debating. In the dozens of interviews and discussions I've seen with him he comes across as soft spoken, kind and polite.
In person, yeah. What little I've seen of his writings is very different.This is kind of off topic and I think we've both mentioned this in the past on RF but it always strikes me how misplaced the accusations are that Dawkins is arrogant, vitriolic or antagonistic when debating. In the dozens of interviews and discussions I've seen with him he comes across as soft spoken, kind and polite.
I try... but I admit I'm getting worn around the edges... I'm nowhere near what I used to be.I only wish I was as soft spoken, kind and polite as he is. He's a damn good role model for a gentleman.
Pshaw! You're one of the last people I'd think of when it comes to posts as "worn around the edges." Your calm and rational debates with creationists is beyond impressive.I try... but I admit I'm getting worn around the edges... I'm nowhere near what I used to be.
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I could have answered that question even without watching the video, and sure enough, Wright is just recycling the same old tired creationist nonsense. She's not merely mistaken. She's blatantly, flagrantly, extravagantly dishonest, and therefore an excellent spokeswoman for the CWA.Which side of the debate do you agree with mostly and why?
Huston Smith is a person with great knowledge of religion who has personally practiced a number of them, but I'm skeptical about whether he's actually what I'd call a believer. Dawkins certainly couldn't debate either Smith or Sinkford about subjects like evolution vs. creationism, but I think it would be interesting to see him debate Sinkford on the subject of moderate religion.Agreed. I'd like to see Dawkins debate a believer who was his intellectual equal someday. Preferably one with a liberal theology. Huston Smith, perhaps, or my own Rev. Dr. Bill Sinkford.....