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StuartHarris
08/10/2011
3:58 pm
The quest for spiritual meaning does not disappear when one takes a secular course in life. Al Gore has a fervent need for an all-explaining cause and he’s found it in crazy environmentalism.
People have a right to believe in whatever religion they want, but it becomes a problem when there is no separation of church and state. Gore’s religion is joined at the hip with the state. Our government promotes it, funds it, and passes laws to enlarge it.
Gore is a televangelist (even his accent and speaking style show it) who knows nothing of science. He got a D is the one science class he took in college, and it’s interesting to note that he took a try at a theology degree, but flunked out of the program.
Frankly, I don’t know how this goofball can be shut up with all the flattery he get’s from the media, Hollywood, and the Nobel Prize committee. |
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GilDodgen
08/10/2011
8:31 pm
Cousin Stu,
How nice to hear from you! Apparently there is some nefarious nucleotide lurking around in the Dodgen genes that raises its ugly head from time to time, and makes some of us abandon the family tradition of atheism.
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The good news: Obviously and luckily, only a minority of the Dodgen family goes bonkers.
ETA for spelling
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"[...] the type of information we find in living systems is beyond the creative means of purely material processes [...] Who or what is such an ultimate source of information? [...] from a theistic perspective, such an information source would presumably have to be God."
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