I don't think you do, actually. (Reply #19)

Fri Jul 20, 2018, 07:42 AM

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20 replies	Author	Time	Post
Science and Philosophy Offer More for Grief than Religion [View all]	Voltaire2	Jul 2018	OP
"God wanted it this way"	Wwcd	Jul 2018	#1
"Believe in God because it makes you feel better"	Act_of_Reparation	Jul 2018	#2
What about all the research	edhopper	Jul 2018	#3
For reference, a link to - what I assume is - the cited Asma's column.	Jim__	Jul 2018	#4
This atheist agrees BUT...	Duppers	Jul 2018	#5
It was this specific claim that was nonsense:	Voltaire2	Jul 2018	#8
That specific claim is not from Asma's column.	Jim__	Jul 2018	#10
Sure it is.	Voltaire2	Jul 2018	#11
From the original claim: He claims that science can only reach the recently evolved rational ...	Jim__	Jul 2018	#13
Narrow definitions aside, it would depend on the individual and what "religion".	gtar100	Jul 2018	#6
"But it's far from fact that materialism is the be-all, end-all basis of reality"	Act_of_Reparation	Jul 2018	#7
Just curious what mechanism the non material	Voltaire2	Jul 2018	#9
Something separate from material? Goodness, I don't know!	gtar100	Jul 2018	#12
Oh ok, so you are a philosophical idealist.	Voltaire2	Jul 2018	#14
A box with a label. Thank you!	gtar100	Jul 2018	#15
If it walks like a duck...	Act_of_Reparation	Jul 2018	#16
You prefer being rude and condescending. I get it.	gtar100	Jul 2018	#18
I don't think you do, actually.	Act_of_Reparation	Jul 2018	#19
If we accept that there is an observable material	Voltaire2	Jul 2018	#17
Monty Python also offers more than religion in times of grief.	Pope George Ringo II	Jul 2018	#20

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