The Vox Challenge
Vox Day issues a challenge to the patrons of Dawkins.Net:
As you can tell from the titles alone, there are at least a few promising lines of attack here. In the bold spirit of picking up the gauntlets thrown at the feet of others, I'll be posting a few discussions on one or more of these subjects in the next few days.
Hence my challenge to the collective you. In the chapter [of "The Irrational Atheist"] entitled "Darwin's Judas", there is a section called "Atheism's Red Queen" which describes seven impossible things asserted by Richard Dawkins. The ebooks will be available later today; I will give the Dawkins.Net crew one week to select seven representatives to respond to each of those seven points and have that representative email me either his response or a link to a site containing his response, which I will then post here in its entirety, followed by my comments. This should be ample time to read a single chapter dedicated to a subject of particular interest to you.The seven supposedly impossible assertions are nicely catagorized in a series of seven subsections whose titles are:
- The Ontological Argument For Science-Inspired art
- Martial Victory Through Blind Obedience
- Atheist Respect Through Architecture
- The Inherent Goodness Of Humanity And Moral Gradients
- The Equation Of Cristian Theocracy With Islamic Fascism
- Catholicism Is More Damaging Than Child Abuse
- The Infallibility Of Sam Harris
As you can tell from the titles alone, there are at least a few promising lines of attack here. In the bold spirit of picking up the gauntlets thrown at the feet of others, I'll be posting a few discussions on one or more of these subjects in the next few days.
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