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Dawkins et al bring us into disrepute | Michael Ruse
There's a schism alright, and I seem to find myself on the unfashionable side of it The question: Is there an atheist schism? As a professional philosopher my first question naturally is: "What or who is an atheist?" If you mean someone who absolutely and utterly does not believe there is ...
Ruse gibbers on. . . .
whyevolutionistrue.wordpress.com — Damn! Just when I was praising the Guardian for publishing critiques of faith, along comes Michael Ruse to argue that “Dawkins et al bring us into disrepute. “ By “us,” of course, he means “atheists.” Sadly, ... (more) Ruse gibbers on. . . .
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Ruse gibbers on. . . .
Why Evolution Is True — ... Damn!  Just when I was praising the Guardian for publishing critiques of faith, along comes Michael Ruse to argue that “Dawkins et al bring us into disrepute.“  By “us,” of course, he means “atheists.”  Sadly, Ruse, whose ideas are quickly approaching their sell-by date, simply expels the same arguments as all faitheists: ...

A Confused Philosopher (Part II)
Sandwalk — ... . He's one of those people who think that there are very sophisticated arguments for the existence of God arguments that most atheists can't refute. Ruse's latest foray into this philosophical mine field was just published in The Guardian : Dawkins et al bring us into disrepute . It's a pile of crap but Jerry Coyne [ ...

News Briefs 04-11-2009
TDG - Science, Magick, Myth and History — Utterly exhausted, I hope today's news makes sense. French anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss has died, aged 100. Michael Ruse says Dawkins et al bring atheism into disrepute. If science were like the mafia, Ruse would be swimming with the fishes. Jung's Red Book, published for the first time, is a cornerstone of our intellectual history. I don't remember Dan Brown mentioning that. Matrix producer plans Muhammad biopic. I'm auditioning Neva for the role of Mezza. Moscow could have started ...

“Faith in science is a belief”
Why Evolution Is True — ... “. The sub heading says “New legal ruling places it in the same category as religion”.   It sounds like some sort of legal victory for creationists, of the kind feared by Michael Ruse: to have science in general, and evolution in particular, regarded as a faith-based enterprise on a par with creationism is a traditional goal of creationists.  As Duane Gish put it “Evolution theory is no less religious nor more scientific than creation.” But is this what has happened? In a word, no. The wording of the headline may be just clever enough to exonerate ...

The World is Not Waiting for Me
Tangled Up in Blue Guy — ... But today is not all about Catholics. There are other groups that make me want to run over to Michael Ruse, grab his beard and make him look at the real world. There is serious wrong that people are doing because of their religion, it is not limited to the esoteric debates you so cheerily engage with your theologian fishing buddies. Like for example, the absolute rage that the “Don’t believe in God?” billboards inspire. ...

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amused-muse.blogspot.com 4/10/2009 — Michael Ruse gave a presentation tonight at the CFI World Congress on “Darwinism [sic] and Christianity: Do They Conflict and Does It Matter?” that I mostly could accept. He made some good points that there are some simliarities in the claims of ...