Thefile is correct to some extent. We don't *know* that the Christian description of reality is wrong. It is *probably* wrong based on what we know about the physical world. But keep in mind that no less a person than Brother Guy Consolmognio (sp?) happens to believe that it is correct.
That said, I do agree that we should not accept arguments that government should enact policies, or impose do's and don'ts, on the grounds that a God has ordered it, without insisting *at the very least* on some hard evidence that this God exists.
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Date: 2007-10-05 06:18 am (UTC)That said, I do agree that we should not accept arguments that government should enact policies, or impose do's and don'ts, on the grounds that a God has ordered it, without insisting *at the very least* on some hard evidence that this God exists.