Re: faith
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Douglas Roberts-2 on
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Well, speaking from my own (apparent) semi-unique perspective: Darwin's proposition of "Survival of the Fittest" would seem to scream out for the elimination of degenerate components of society which threaten to bring the entire species to total extinction.
And, being an engineer, I cannot but cheer and encourage any activity that speeds the destruction of those destructive elements of society. Like gang conflicts, for example. And religion, for another. Not that there is much difference, really.
--Doug
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 6:33 PM, Roger Critchlow
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On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 2:40 PM, Steve Smith
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Tory -
Why is the idea of two differing but synergistic approaches so challenging to so many on this list? Or are you arguing for the fun of the game?
I'm pretty sure both the Monkey and the Weasel are in it for the endorphins released.
I don't think I'm talking about two differing approaches.
Some beliefs are so common that no one even thinks about them. Many people deny that they're beliefs at all. Other beliefs extend and explain and modify the common ones in different ways. But I say we're all believers on this bus, some are just more conscious of it.
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