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Re: Libertarian debate in danger of pollution (was Re: Will Libertopia cause the needy to get less?
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Thu, 30 Nov 2000 16:21:15 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, John Neal writes:
> Here is where I think the "intellectuals" stumble: Say for argument's sake that
> there actually is a God who created us all. This God is unseen because it is
> infinite and cannot be comprehended by finite beings. Now, how could an
> intellectual or a scientist ever hope to believe this God exists? Because they
> can only know to be true what they can prove. God by definition is unprovable,
> but scientists insist upon applying the scientific method to everything. Their
> own intellect becomes their stumbling block. To intellectuals and scientists:
> face it, in the big scheme of things, you don't know kaka from kuchen (not that
> anyone else does, but we don't really think we do either).
>
> -John
Idunno, my mother was a Darwinfish-carrying physical anthropologist who
believed in God.
Bruce
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