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==Books== | ==Books== | ||
* 2006: ''[[The God Delusion]]'' | * 2006: ''[[The God Delusion]]'' | ||
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+ | * '''2004''': [http://www.bmc.uu.se/~danl/Gerin%20Oil.html Gerin Oil] (with translation into Swedish) | ||
==Interviews== | ==Interviews== |
Revision as of 20:30, 27 February 2007
Overview
Richard Dawkins is a prominent English scientist and atheist. He is the originator of the term meme.
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Reference
Books
- 2006: The God Delusion
Articles
- 2004: Gerin Oil (with translation into Swedish)
Interviews
- 2006-10-13 The flying spaghetti monster: "In a heated interview, the famous biologist insists that religion is evil and God might as well be a children's fantasy."
- 2005-04-30 The atheist: "Evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins explains why God is a delusion, religion is a virus, and America has slipped back into the Dark Ages."
Videos
- "Root of All Evil?" (title listed as The God Delusion, but that's probably just to get more hits; it actually predates TGD): BBC documentary, filmed in Colorado Springs and Israel, showing the innate destructiveness of religion and contrasting with science
Dawkins said, of the title "Root of All Evil?": |
From the start, I didn't like the title. Religion is not the root of all evil, for no one thing is the root of all anything. But I was delighted with the advertisement that Channel Four put in the national newspapers. It was a picture of the Manhattan skyline with the caption "Imagine a world without religion." What was the connection? The twin towers of the World Trade Center were conspicuously present. |
from "The God Delusion", page 1 |