Richard
Dawkins says that evolution, or natural selection as it is often
called allows him to be an intellectually fulfilled atheist. I guess
before that, you could still be an atheist, but you had to accept
that you were kind of intellectually stunned. After
all, atheism existed since long, long before there was anything that
today's atheists consider to be evidence for their belief-system.
Regardless,
natural selection allows nothing resembling intellectual fulfilment.
Atheism has always been and always will be an anti-intellectual,
anti-science, irrational and brutishly illogical means of denying the
obvious – a supernatural Creator of the universe exists, and this
Creator exists necessarily (Necessarily: It can't NOT exist).
For
if natural selection is true, it is true only because the universe
was designed (with a Creator's intent and purpose) in a way that
allows natural selection generally and life itself specifically to
exist. The theory of evolution does absolutely nothing to do away
with the existence of Creator God. Because of that, the world-view
called atheism remains as incoherent and irrational as it always was,
even before this pseudo evidence for the non existence of a Creator
was invented.
The
facts of adaptation and natural selection have always been before us.
Atheism has just given them a new and incongruous, non sequitur
(natural selection exists therefore God does not) type of
interpretation.
So
we can ask ourselves. Which is more intellectually embarrassing:
.
To believe that everything material came from nothing material by
nothing?
OR
.
To believe that matter and energy have always existed?
What's embarassing is that you have clearly given up on learning new things and refuse to be corrected on some basic mistakes you make.
ReplyDeleteAt what age did this happen, do you remember? I would like to know when we should stop having serious discussions with our elders?
Don't you understand why Dawkins said what he said? Can you at least correctly attack his position? You just mock the quote...