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miketrees · 07-29-2008, 07:01 AM

"Humanity keeps encroaching onto the divine and finding nothing but nature. "

I can be quite flexible on this one.
I am prepared to consider nature to be Divine.

I don't think agnostics suffer from intellectual indecision, more a pragmatists rat cunning

I think the religions give the search for the divine a bad name, I mean all the dogma and virgin birth garbage, that's obscene.

Its when I am reading about space and physics that I tend to want to hedge my bets.

07-29-2008, 07:01 AM	#100
miketrees Regulator of Squalor Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 37	"Humanity keeps encroaching onto the divine and finding nothing but nature. " I can be quite flexible on this one. I am prepared to consider nature to be Divine. I don't think agnostics suffer from intellectual indecision, more a pragmatists rat cunning I think the religions give the search for the divine a bad name, I mean all the dogma and virgin birth garbage, that's obscene. Its when I am reading about space and physics that I tend to want to hedge my bets.