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In reply to the discussion: The end of theism. [View all]guillaumeb
(42,649 posts)119. Read post #7 in this link. Your own response.
https://upload.democraticunderground.com/1218142514#post7
I can provide more, but it is pointless to continue. But this is one example.
I can provide more, but it is pointless to continue. But this is one example.
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You started this OP ....... the responders deserve to see you support YOUR OP
Angry Dragon
Oct 2017
#50
You're proposing a deterministic explanation for the origins of religion.
Act_of_Reparation
Oct 2017
#89
To be completely fair to our opponents, it is hard to keep the goalposts in one place...
Act_of_Reparation
Oct 2017
#105
Are you familiar with Julian Jaynes theory of human psychological evolution?
IamFortunesFool
Oct 2017
#108
I assume you're talking about the tactic where they greatly overestimate their expertise?
Act_of_Reparation
Oct 2017
#157
In that order? 🙃 You had to include PB and marshmallow fluff, dint ya. 😋
sprinkleeninow
Oct 2017
#182
It *may* be theistic. It may be an idealised representation of a mother
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2017
#151
Julian Jaynes theory of human psychological evolution provides a beautifully elegant yet obvious
IamFortunesFool
Oct 2017
#106
I should read the book of course, but physiologically our brain structure hasn't changed much...
trotsky
Oct 2017
#127
As Ironic, and true, your statement is about theism being a glue that bonds,
pennylane100
Oct 2017
#4
Many in my family are quite long lived, but a billion years is probably out of reaach.
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
#71
Yet it is a fact there are fewer theists today than there were 25, 50, 100, or 300 years ago.
trotsky
Oct 2017
#14
I haven't 'trouble' understanding as your so 'eloquent' sentence puts it.
sprinkleeninow
Oct 2017
#147
I'm glad you think you weren't indoctrinated and that you freely chose the faith...
trotsky
Oct 2017
#149
That was nearly thre identical resposne that I amde over your previous claims
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
#29
Ah, so it's true that you hold others to higher standards than you hold yourself.
trotsky
Oct 2017
#87
So when you refused to provide the links to your previous, unsupported claim,
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
#102
Considering that your profile says you've only been a member of DU since March 2017...
trotsky
Oct 2017
#150
My steelworker ancestors liked them some 'boilermakers' made with Old Grandad.
sprinkleeninow
Oct 2017
#174
Religion and science cannot coexist. They are philosophically radically incompatible.
DetlefK
Oct 2017
#80
The soviets weren't atheistic. They claimed to be, but they were a theocracy that permitted no rival
AtheistCrusader
Oct 2017
#55
I have had occasion to tell that user that theism is dying/declining/going away.
AtheistCrusader
Oct 2017
#52