Worldviews-Atheism by Matt Lefebvre If you are wondering what a worldview is, you might want to read the introduction to this series before reading this article. What do Atheists believe? From the name, it might just seem to be the simple belief that God does not exist. This is indeed accurate, but in denying the [...]
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Worldviews-Atheism
Posted: April 2, 2011 in Atheistic literature, Philosophy, ReligionTags: atheism, criticism of atheism, destiny, evolution, factuality, humanism, logical consistency, meaning, morality, naturalism, origin, secularism, viability, Worldview
When The Sun Has Risen Part 2
Posted: July 29, 2010 in Atheistic literatureTags: atheism, criticism of atheism, Dawkins, dawkins delusion, problems with religion, refuting atheism, Religion
by Matt Lefebvre (This is Matt’s final article in his series on The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins. What Matt has done is profound. Dawkins is perhaps the most famous proponent of the New Atheism movement nowadays. His recent book The God Delusion has sold millions of copies and is already a best-seller. In it Dawkins [...]
When The Sun Has Risen Part 1
Posted: July 19, 2010 in Atheistic literatureTags: atheism, Atheistic literature, Dawkins, God delusion
by Matt Lefebvre (This post is really a continuation of analyzing best-selling book by Richard Dawkins called The God Delusion. If you have not read the book to know Dawkins’ line of reasoning, I strongly recommend you to read Matt’s first article in this series called Consciousness raising. You comments and questions are always welcome. [...]
by Matt Lefebvre …is a phrase employed by Richard Dawkins in his book, The God Delusion. He borrows the idea from his appreciation of what feminism did in that area, raising his consciousness about the power of consciousness-raising, and applies it to natural selection, as can be seen on page 141 where he states, “Feminism [...]