FROM KARL GIBERSON: Well, I thought Bill Dembski hated my guts. But he is a bosom buddy compared to PZ Myers.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
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1 comments:
Well I think PZ put it very clearly that it is not worth arguing with him on these kinds of issues. Also, I've never seen someone dismiss something so casually, yet at the same time so elaborately and vitriolically. He very clearly stated at the beginning of his post that as long as you're a theist, it doesn't matter what you say, you're delusional. He takes it right back to the foundation: Belief in God. He is absolutely one sided about this, and apparently will not accept theism/atheism as an issue on which reasonable people can disagree. And until he does (if he ever does), it will be impossible to have a reasonable, constructive conversation with him on relgion.
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