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Richard Dawkins prompts me to a moral dilemma that is also a paradox: I want to worship Richard Dawkins as a god, but I can’t because I am an atheist myself.
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Richard Dawkins prompts me to a moral dilemma that is also a paradox: I want to worship Richard Dawkins as a god, but I can’t because I am an atheist myself.
Be careful, that’s one of the reasons Dawkins-haters argue for not to be an atheist: “Dawkins wants people not to worship God, but he doesn’t mind if they worship him… I don’t get it!” (and they mean it, not as a joke, I really saw some guy saying this literally). I’m very into this subject right now, and I’ve watched almost all Dawkins videos on youtube… as well as the crazy responses posted by very bizarre people (by the way, in the second part of this video appears George Carlin… everything is connected. Don’t miss it).
Another great series of videos: an unmoderated discussion between Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss. At 8:28 of part 10 there’s a great reason to be interested in Science… better than other reasons. Dawkins is great.