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| No Offense, Ben, But...
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Mario Dovalina on February 2, 2001 03:51:48 UTC |
So far you seem to write mostly filler. I appreciate the big words and grandiose statements 'cause I use them too. :) However, you're not really making any points. Or, more accurately, not defending them. You see no difference between Alex's dogma and that of a fundamentalist Christian? Why? Your argument seems to be that if anyone holds an opinion about anything, they are as pig headed as the next guy. Wrong. A scientist doesn't make leaps of faith. A scientist looks at what he doesn't know, and makes guesses, but no certainties. There is no faith there. A religious person looks at what he doesn't know, and assigns that portion of reality to God in a convenient way to cover up his lack of knowledge.
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