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Mar 27, 2009 12:56

God, Andrew Brown's column in the Guardian is annoying.

He argues here that children need God.

And here he argues that the environment can only be saved by religion.

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ciphergoth March 27 2009, 13:26:27 UTC
Both links are the same...

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no_ambiguity March 27 2009, 13:37:37 UTC
Fixed!

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ergotia March 27 2009, 13:27:06 UTC
Annoying , yes, but hardly intellectually challenging.

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ciphergoth March 27 2009, 14:05:41 UTC
Quite - there's no actual argument there at all.

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pw201 March 27 2009, 14:01:27 UTC
I'm starting to think that Brown is not a true atheist.

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ciphergoth March 27 2009, 14:05:23 UTC
I'd assumed he was an atheist at one point, but I haven't seen anything definitive to that effect - does he say that he is?

I was brought up without religion. Whether this permanently warps the psyche is left to the reader's judgement.

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damerell March 27 2009, 15:05:21 UTC
pw201 March 28 2009, 02:57:11 UTC
Apparently he used to be, at least.

Edit: it turns out he's one of those mean atheists, which isn't surprising, because people who don't believe in God have no reason to be moral (the comments in that posting are particularly excellent: look out for the link to the chap who thinks that God influences the world undetectably by taking advantage of the Uncertainty Principle).

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