Meanwhile religion flies us into buildings
What classic new atheism. A defining example! Wonder why you don't mention the USSR and atheism as well
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Meanwhile religion flies us into buildings
How is modern science 'logically unsound'?
So...philosophy has changed, huh? I agree with you.
But didn’t Krauss just state the opposite, that “science progresses and philosophy doesn’t”?
Another one who’s full of himself!
I think his point may be that that one unreasonable conclusion deserves another - he's pulling your leg.What classic new atheism. A defining example! Wonder why you don't mention the USSR and atheism as well
I really don't see how they're challenging any of my perceptions. How does someone like Dawkins challenge anything I believe??Exactly!!!! They are always challenging our perceptions and if it gets reductive they most certainly challenge that always.
Yes. I actually dont consider math and spoken language separate literally. In math rules are created when confronted by paradoxes to work around them. In languages paradoxes are not an issue. "all Cretans are liers and i am a Cretan". What language rules there are do not allow for "all cretan are lying, and i am a cretans" Thats just mangled language. Which i like to do!!!! But what is poetry but mangling literalism of "normal "acceptable proper pronunciation as deemed by any point in time.Ah, you're talking about the object under investigation and not about the discipline or the scientists studying it.
In the latter, there are major differences, e.g. mathematics is mainly about using these abstractions and making more of them, linguistics is mainly about figuring out why we make these abstractions the way we do.
But I guess this isn't the thread to discuss this.
Exactly.What classic new atheism. A defining example! Wonder why you don't mention the USSR and atheism as well
How is that logically unsound? Science deals with things that can be tested repeatedly.By generally assuming materialism for one thing!
Oh.I think his point may be that that one unreasonable conclusion deserves another - he's pulling your leg.
It is not reasonable to conclude "much of modern science is logically unsound" , just as it is not reasonable to conclude that religion generally causes terrorism.
Dawkins is barely a craftman, And a stupid one at that. In the world of construction he world be a concrete j@¢k@$$!!! Although if i grew up anglican and raised as a believer i too might be an atheist! !! Who knows what trauma that inflicted on him as a small child!!!!! Even in science many find him just stupid and off his rocker.I really don't see how they're challenging any of my perceptions. How does someone like Dawkins challenge anything I believe??
It is not illogical to set out limits to the scope of enquiry in a field of study. In fact it is highly logical to do so.By generally assuming materialism for one thing!
I think that's unfair. He is, or was, a good biologist.Dawkins is barely a craftman, And a stupid one at that. In the world of construction he world be a concrete j@¢k@$$!!! Although if i grew up anglican and raised as a believer i too might be an atheist! !! Who knows what trauma that inflicted on him as a small child!!!!! Even in science many find him just stupid and off his rocker.
Oh he is a shop mechanic stating the obvious. Much of science is simply filling in the blanks. Now jane goodall a whole different creature of a scientist. The real deal.I think that's unfair. He is, or was, a good biologist.
But that does not make him a good philosopher, nor does it give him any insight into the nature and purpose of religion - on which subject he has made a right nitwit of himself, it seems to me.
Rationalize all you want.
USSR and atheism??What classic new atheism. A defining example! Wonder why you don't mention the USSR and atheism as well
Are you sure about this? It seems far too narrow a definition of formal philosophy.Most people confuse academic or formal philosophy -- the philosophy done by actual philosophers -- with informal or street philosophy. Street philosophy has no rules. It's mostly about what or how you feel about things, and anything goes when it comes to that.
Formal philosophy has one -- and really only one -- serious rule. Whatever you say must be supported by airtight logical reasoning. Put differently, formal philosophy pushes the limits of what can be supported by logic alone.
That approach seldom, if ever, produces much in the way of reliable science, but it does tend to do at least two things. First, it tends to debunk assumptions. Second, it tends to uncover new questions about things. Historically, those questions have sometimes led to the creation of a science.
I really don't see how they're challenging any of my perceptions. How does someone like Dawkins challenge anything I believe??
What classic new atheism. A defining example! Wonder why you don't mention the USSR and atheism as well