There are several prominent authors presently promulgating books regarding what they consider to be the idiocy of believing in God. Since it is a time-honored practice to consider one's opponent as a valuable voice in the low tavern of life, the Three Massketeers choose not to dismiss their wrong-headed opinions out of hand, much the way Professor Ransom considered MacPhee an invaluable member of the group gathered at St.-Anne's-on-the-Hill in Lewis's That Hideous Strength. (Yes, yes, modeled on Lewis's tutor who taught him syllogistic thinking: "I have no opinions!")
As resources, Michael Liccione suggests the follow ways for ”Dealing with Dawkins.”
[Tip: Amy Welborn]
2 comments:
Try it now, Monk!
Nice roud-up of the best articles at that link, Ath!
Sigh. Who would have imagined that we'd be nostalgic for Bertrand Russell?
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