Re: Irreducible Complexity - Creationist Claims Debunked

John W. Wells wrote:

 > John Smith wrote:
 >
 >> **Why would  ANYONE "believe"  in a god  UNLESS there  is valid
 >> evidence?
 >
 > Is that a rhetorical question?
 >
 > The answer--mine anyway--is simple.  If I believe in God, and He
 > assures  me of  everlasting  life, then  I  needn't confront  my
 > finitude.  (Belonging  to the  most intelligent species  on this
 > earth, I couldn't help but notice that we're all gonna die)
 >
 > Then, too, I  needn't figure out how to behave  amoung my fellow
 > creatures--morality is predefined for me.
 >
 > Nor do  I need  to find  meaning in  this short  span of  life I
 > have--that's predefined, too.

Never mind, of course, that, without evidence, that's nothing more
than  wishful thinking. Might  as  well believe  in clapping  your
hands to save Tinkerbell.

Cheers,

b&

-- 
EAC Memographer
BAAWA Knight of Blasphemy
``All but God can prove this sentence true.''


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