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Old 11-06-2007, 11:25 AM
Splendour Splendour is offline
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Default Re: Atheism Intelligence Correlations - The Strongest Argument for Ath

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I am not an atheist. I believe that it is highly unlikely that there exists an omnipotent god who is concerned specifically with humans. Specific religions are therefore more unlikely still.

A non omnipotent intelligent designer of some sort, who had something to do with the big bang, the laws of physics, and perhaps even the existence of consciousness, is reasonably likely in my mind. It will be less likely if conscious computers are ever made. Less likely still if the double slit experiment is ever explained better.

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This sounds like atheism to me.

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Yeah, me too. It's clearly atheism about all culturally relevant gods...so I would just go ahead and call it "atheism."

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Alexdb and Subfallen,

You don't see any impertinence in insisting David Sklansky is an atheist. You think you can judge him on his posts?

He's an individual and has his own right to claim who he is. I doubt DS has posted all his thoughts in this forum, but anyways doesn't he have an individual right to determine his own identity?
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