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Started this discussion. Last reply by Georgie Kiely May 15, 2012. 36 Replies 5 Likes
Hi everyone,I just signed up and wanted to pop in for a quick introduction. I'm 37, I've been openly agnostic with atheist tendencies since the age of 13. My mother is catholic, father was raised…Continue
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Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"It's very similar, but missing a chromosone. :) Actually, Merlot is my favorite Red, and I've had more than my fair share of it. :) Missing "T" is probably a side effect of past…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kat's discussion 'Hello'"I have a very good batting average on this one. I need to strengthen my miracle cure obession though. :)"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"Playing God really does play into it strongly. Which brings more moral questions right? But resorting back to brain mapping, and the advancement of computers, ANYTHING is possible. Why am I thinking of the movie Terminator…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"I'm not so sure you're wrong as much as Sam Harris is. In his discussion at Oxford he seemed quite certain and staid about the conclusions I mentioned earlier. Having said that, it wouldn't surprise me if he contradicted himself in…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"I completely understand your point of view. And can agree with it in near entirety. It is my belief, that morality is something which exsists in our consciousness, therefore it is of course self inflicted.
Religion is about fear…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"Hi KK :) '
'I'd be happy to anwer, but as we are discussing Sam's point of view, and I'm basing it off the limited reading of his I've conducted (2 books and a few articles) I want to make sure I'm understanding…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kat's discussion 'Hello'"*slaps forehead* I'm so sorry for presuming. I'm sure I said Son due to how I related.
Welcome again."
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kat's discussion 'Hello'"Welcome Kat. I'm so sorry to hear of your son's battle. I wish I could say something constructive, but words fail me in this situation. I'm glad you are here to share your journey with us. I welcome you and look forward to getting to…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"Haha! You make a good point. "tastes just like chicken I hear", and with enough Merlo, and the right rustic, foodless conditions, I could be tempted. "
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"I wasn't very clear. I meant "Human Sacrafice" Of a ritual/religious nature. I'm sure we can both agree it's immoral? The reward is not real or tangible so I dont see a need…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"Hi SteveCo.
Was this question for me?
Are you asking me if I personally believe it would be moral and understandable to kill one to save many, or are you asserting morals cannot be concrete enough to supply an undesputed answer?
If we are to…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"Harris also asserts, indirectly IMHO, that morality is not subjective at all. If we use scietific method to determine "what maximizes well being and minimizes suffering", science can offer as close to concrete answers to morality as can be…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Kir Komrik's discussion 'Atheists Cannot be Moral Redux'"I believe Harris makes the argument that morality can be viewed simply as behaving in a way which "maximizes well being and minimizes suffering.". His argument is persuasive and that is basically how I view morality.
Simply put, atheist…"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Jennifer's discussion 'Been creeping for a while.'"Excellent and awesome. :). I'm sincerely happy to read that :)"
Tiffany bottoms replied to Jennifer's discussion 'Been creeping for a while.'"Hey there archaeopteryx! Been good, been bad, but mostly in between :). How have you been?"
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dizzyduckie said… Thank you for accepting it! I look forward to getting to know you as well! :D
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