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**Hinigyday** · 10-03-2009, 09:15 PM

Exactly. Evolution doesn't offer any morality in the exact same way that organic chemistry, plate tectonics, and nuclear physics don't offer any morality. They're sciences, not morality systems.

He treats evolution as if it were a rival religion, rather than a science, so many of the arguments he makes are religious arguments against it. To his mind, the "rival religion" of evolution doesn't offer any morality, therefore Christianity is a superior religion.

Beautiful! Perhaps Humber will have a deathbed realization: science is not religion. Dogma is not science.

But I think we may be overthinking it.

Compared to under-thinking, I like over-thinking, I'm a big fan of over-thinking. If more people were over-thinkers, the world would be a better place.

10-03-2009, 09:15 PM	#3
Hinigyday Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 386 Senior Member	Exactly. Evolution doesn't offer any morality in the exact same way that organic chemistry, plate tectonics, and nuclear physics don't offer any morality. They're sciences, not morality systems. He treats evolution as if it were a rival religion, rather than a science, so many of the arguments he makes are religious arguments against it. To his mind, the "rival religion" of evolution doesn't offer any morality, therefore Christianity is a superior religion. Beautiful! Perhaps Humber will have a deathbed realization: science is not religion. Dogma is not science. But I think we may be overthinking it. Compared to under-thinking, I like over-thinking, I'm a big fan of over-thinking. If more people were over-thinkers, the world would be a better place.
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