*NOTE: This video is the first part of Episode II of The Four Horsemen.
On the 30th of September 2007, Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Sam Harris and Christopher Hitchens sat down for a first-of-...
*NOTE: This video is the first part of Episode II of The Four Horsemen.
On the 30th of September 2007, Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Sam Harris and Christopher Hitchens sat down for a first-of-its-kind, unmoderated 2-hour discussion, convened by RDFRS and filmed by Josh Timonen.
All four authors have recently received a large amount of media attention for their writings against religion - some positive, and some negative. In this conversation the group trades stories of the public's reaction to their recent books, their unexpected successes, criticisms and common misrepresentations. They discuss the tough questions about religion that face to world today, and propose new strategies for going forward.
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i think most people are just retareded to the main facts and tedius rules that religion has mainly christians casue i know my fellow americans or most just go to go or just plain lazy to read the bible over and over to understand it...but then when we attack them or they get all ryeld up from a preist it just hits mob mentality and then you see anger taking over not the smarts so we can get these fukers on board its just we have to really educate them reall good first lol....
Hour 2. - Love it. All glasses filled with scotch, or martinis. so refreshing to have an honest discussion among thoughtful people who have the god-blessed ( ;-) attribute of free thought.
The idea of a loving God is very comfortable to many people - which can be especially consoling in troubled times (i.e. everything happens for a reason). Unfortunately many people are feeble and cannot deal with the fact that their lives have no meaning.
It's not a deterministic fact in need of dealing with in the first place.The existence of some deity,or absence of same need not be the linchpin on which turns fulfillment of desired secular purpose in ANY given Life.
I was referring to a supernatural purpose in my last comment. Of course people have earthly purposes: the purpose of brushing your teeth is to avoid cavities, etc. Where I disagree is when people say they were "put on earth for a purpose/reason"; which implies their actions while on Earth serve a higher power.
Supernature being a fiction,there can be no other purpose(s) than those chosen by a sentient adult.The Genesis edict 'to multiply,be fruitful and become many'is but the biological directive of all organic Life,certainly not restricted to humans.
that could be considered the definition of addiction. a mental or physical need to cope with life. religion falls under that just as much as drugs or love or whatever you want to put there that people are addicted to. to me religion is a drug that people are addicted to. the troubling fact of this is only about 5 to 10 percent of people recover from there addictions.
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It's called Doublethink.
I was referring to a supernatural purpose in my last comment. Of course people have earthly purposes: the purpose of brushing your teeth is to avoid cavities, etc. Where I disagree is when people say they were "put on earth for a purpose/reason"; which implies their actions while on Earth serve a higher power.