[MD] Do genes experience?
Peter Corteen
psigenics at googlemail.com
Thu Mar 9 09:48:11 PST 2006
Ouch, Ham!
I had to look up 'nihilist' in my Oxford handy dictionary - 'Rejection of
all religious and moral principles'; that's unfair - what am I doing on this
forum if I reject morals? My handy dictionary didn't have 'reductionist' so
I'll just take that as something aimed to make me feel small.
I'm not saying everything started from the Big Bang; they may have - I
don't know. But Ham, where do YOU suppose those processes started from - a
creator? You can't use that kind of Intelligent Design hypotheses because
I'll use the same logic against you - then who designed the creator? I do
read popular science books but, nevertheless, I try to take life as I find
it largely - and I see no creator there. I don't pretend to know how it all
started, maybe it never started - but why would I want to assume there is a
creator and I am in his experimental fish tank? What would be the advantage
to me in that?
I think Dawkins is right to press his point against religion - it had it's
place once in man's history as a social binding but there are too many
people now and the different religions are the cause of much friction as
they rub up against each other; it falls to science to solve humanity and
the world's problems now.
Peter
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