16 Jan 08
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I'd have to go with Dawkins because the message is camoflauged...people may miss the cult-like aspects.
But, the message coming from each is chillingly similiar.
"We are the only ones who know the truth. It is our job to teach and lead others."
Whew....scary stuff....and both movements are growing.
16 Jan 08
Originally posted by Red NightThe superficiality of your "analysis" is laughable as usual.
I'd have to go with Dawkins because the message is camoflauged...people may miss the cult-like aspects.
But, the message coming from each is chillingly similiar.
"We are the only ones who know the truth. It is our job to teach and lead others."
Whew....scary stuff....and both movements are growing.
16 Jan 08
Originally posted by Red NightI actually find myself agreeing with no1maurauder on this one.
I'd have to go with Dawkins because the message is camoflauged...people may miss the cult-like aspects.
But, the message coming from each is chillingly similiar.
"We are the only ones who know the truth. It is our job to teach and lead others."
Whew....scary stuff....and both movements are growing.
When is Richard Dawkins' hidden message? Please provide evidence of it too. Also, provide evidence of the cult like aspects.
17 Jan 08
Originally posted by Red NightIt is not camouflaged at all. In fact it is hardly a different message from what almost anyone else says, just more honest. Too many people go around saying "well anyone could be right and I respect your views" whilst simultaneously acting as though they are absolutely certain that everyone else is wrong.
"We are the only ones who know the truth. It is our job to teach and lead others."
The key difference between Richard Dawkins and most religious people is he is willing to discuss his view points and if necessary convince you via logic and reasoning rather than the typical religious chant of 'believe it or else'.