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The Myth of Compartmentalised Minds
No, not an attack on modular theories of mind. (If you don’t know what they are, don’t worry, it’s not relevant today)… Instead I’m talking about a claim I often see levelled against Christians who believe in Evolution — that … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, Debunking myths, Paranormal, Religion, Science
Tagged atheists, Charles Darwin, compartmentalised minds, compartmentalization, compartmentalized minds, Conflict of Science and Religion, Dean Buckland, Dr. Christine Simmonds-Moore, Evolution, Hartmann Boundary Questionnaire, history of science, Professor Ken Miller, Science and Religion, T.H.Huxley, theists, thin boundaries
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The End of an Era: Richard Dawkins forum to close
Unfortunately I popped over to RD.net to see what was going on, and found that an announcement had been made that the forum is to close. It will remain live for 30 days to allow us to retrieve anything we want to save: given I had written over 10,000 posts (7,000+ remain after an earlier purge) and I guess many million words as I am not known for my brevity, that will prove immensely difficult. Given that the search has not worked for months, in order to protect other parts of the website and keep the bandwidth manageable, well it will be next to impossible. Continue reading →