Difference between revisions of "2006-12-29 God's Enemies Are More Honest Than His Friends"
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<let name=data index=Topics>\Sam Harris/writings\atheism vs. religion</let> | <let name=data index=Topics>\Sam Harris/writings\atheism vs. religion</let> | ||
<let name=data index=URL>http://newsweek.washingtonpost.com/onfaith/sam_harris/2006/12/gods_enemies_are_more_honest_t_1.html</let> | <let name=data index=URL>http://newsweek.washingtonpost.com/onfaith/sam_harris/2006/12/gods_enemies_are_more_honest_t_1.html</let> | ||
| − | <let name=data index=Title> | + | <let name=data index=Title>God's Enemies Are More Honest Than His Friends</let> |
| − | <let name=data index=Text>“As someone who has spent the last few years publicly criticizing [[religion]], I have become quite familiar with how people of faith rise to the defense of [[God]]. As it turns out, there | + | <let name=data index=Text>“As someone who has spent the last few years publicly criticizing [[religion]], I have become quite familiar with how people of faith rise to the defense of [[God]]. As it turns out, there aren't a hundred ways of doing this. There appear to be just three: either a person argues that a specific [[religion is true]], or he argues that [[religion is useful]], or he simply [[atheism is bad|attacks atheism]] as intolerant, elitist, irrational, or otherwise worthy of contempt. Any conversation between atheists and believers is liable to fall into one or more of these ruts, or lurch back and forth between them:” Harris proceeds to discuss and answer each of these three claims.</let> |
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