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CitaatSince evolution became fashionable, the glorification of Man has taken a new form. We are told that evolution has been guided by one great Purpose: through the millions of years when there were only slime, or trilobites, throughout the ages of dinosaurs and giant ferns, of bees and wild flowers, God was preparing the Great Climax. At last, in the fullness of time, He produced Man, including such specimens as Nero and Caligula, Hitler and Mussolini, whose transcendent glory justified the long painful process. For my part, I find even eternal damnation less incredible, certainly less ridiculous, than this lame and impotent conclusion which we are asked to admire as the supreme effort of Omnipotence. ~ Bertrand Russell |
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Mijn artikel 'Science vs. Religion: The Conflict Thesis Revisited' is gepubliceerd in The Secular Web Library, een peer-reviewed website over godsdienstfilosofie. Dit artikel is een Engelstalige uitwerking van een ouder Nederlandstalig artikel van mij.
Wie zijn er online?
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Geef je mening
Bekende atheïsten
Frederik II van Pruisen, 18e eeuwse koning.
Citaat
Since evolution became fashionable, the glorification of Man has taken a new form. We are told that evolution has been guided by one great Purpose: through the millions of years when there were only slime, or trilobites, throughout the ages of dinosaurs and giant ferns, of bees and wild flowers, God was preparing the Great Climax. At last, in the fullness of time, He produced Man, including such specimens as Nero and Caligula, Hitler and Mussolini, whose transcendent glory justified the long painful process. For my part, I find even eternal damnation less incredible, certainly less ridiculous, than this lame and impotent conclusion which we are asked to admire as the supreme effort of Omnipotence.
~ Bertrand Russell