Richard Feynman Vs. The Vatican

[Zeno]

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Because one needs to have sex and lots of money to make scientific conclusions?


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It may be helpful to some, hurtful to others, or indifferent again to some others. But you seem to always be askew the point, completely open-ended inquiry, or indeed science research, is not something that monasticism engaged much in or even promoted.

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A passive atheist I can understand. They have not been convinced.

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Then you understand me.

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But a militant atheist is the most pathetic contradiction imaginable. Long live death!

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I figured you knew about Mr. McCabe. But death is a constant so saying "Long live death" is a bit of a misnomer.

We are at loggerheads as usual but I did enjoy the exchange. I am not in the business of conversions as I have stated more than once or twice.

By the way, read any good books lately? Some Spinoza perhaps? [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

-Zeno, The Antipope

[Peter666]

Monasticism and science? Look up Albertus Magnus and Roger Bacon.

There will be a debate between Christopher Hitchens and my rotund buddy, Dr. David Allen White, sometime in the near future on the Hugh Hewitt radio show. This will be required listening. http://www.townhall.com/talkradio/Sh...?RadioShowID=5

Anything Dr. White has to say is interesting, and he is the best layman proponent of traditional Catholicism today.

[Zeno]

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Monasticism and science? Look up Albertus Magnus and Roger Bacon.

There will be a debate between Christopher Hitchens and my rotund buddy, Dr. David Allen White, sometime in the near future on the Hugh Hewitt radio show. This will be required listening. http://www.townhall.com/talkradio/Sh...?RadioShowID=5

Anything Dr. White has to say is interesting, and he is the best layman proponent of traditional Catholicism today.

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Thanks for the heads up.

-Zeno