Why an Atheist Studies Religion | Michael Tooley
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Top Comments (10)
2 Atheists knocked on my door. They didn't want anything.
Religions mostly make people nasty and cruel...
*Michael Tooley argues that many traditional arguments for God fail to establish the kind of deity believers intend and that religious experiences require careful interpretation.* Do religious arguments and experiences point toward God—or are they better explained in other ways?
I'm an atheist, thank God!
I can only go by my own perspective through my own experience, what other May think has no concern with me
Athiests reject the idea of theological certainty. Theists reject the idea of theological certainty... unless its their theological certainty. Religions reject the ideas of social equality, individuality, the freedom religion and speech. As well as the freedom of thought.
Religious belief is one’s inner experience or cognitive understanding. It may not be articulated by logical arguments. Logic may not be only tool to conceive the absolute truth.
They are not; they are done making up their minds, just trying to convince people to be like them, and so do theist people, although agnostics are more of a theorizer, just trying to figure out what to believe, like me but not exactly sure what ya call it tho, maybe weak agnostics.
Yes - I am less happy knowing there are people making decisions concerning my life (voters, Political leaders) based on faith.
Kuhn arguing that Tooley's "friendly approach" is actually duplicitous (10:15) is itself curious and slightly provocative.
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Top Comments (10)
2 Atheists knocked on my door. They didn't want anything.
Religions mostly make people nasty and cruel...
*Michael Tooley argues that many traditional arguments for God fail to establish the kind of deity believers intend and that religious experiences require careful interpretation.* Do religious arguments and experiences point toward God—or are they better explained in other ways?
I'm an atheist, thank God!
I can only go by my own perspective through my own experience, what other May think has no concern with me
Athiests reject the idea of theological certainty. Theists reject the idea of theological certainty... unless its their theological certainty. Religions reject the ideas of social equality, individuality, the freedom religion and speech. As well as the freedom of thought.
Religious belief is one’s inner experience or cognitive understanding. It may not be articulated by logical arguments. Logic may not be only tool to conceive the absolute truth.
They are not; they are done making up their minds, just trying to convince people to be like them, and so do theist people, although agnostics are more of a theorizer, just trying to figure out what to believe, like me but not exactly sure what ya call it tho, maybe weak agnostics.
Yes - I am less happy knowing there are people making decisions concerning my life (voters, Political leaders) based on faith.
Kuhn arguing that Tooley's "friendly approach" is actually duplicitous (10:15) is itself curious and slightly provocative.