Jimmy_Jam
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- Sep 29, 2012
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1) Once you take the god factor out of the equation the wonder involve become much grander IMO
I don't think the OP was trying to suggest that a belief in God was a pre-requisite for having wonder, but I could be wrong. In any event, I don't agree with you, but there's a good deal of subjectivity involved here.
2) Who says that?
Some atheists, the really smug ones, which I believe was the OP's observation. If you've paid much attention to the Religion and Ethics forum I would be surprised if you hadn't noticed it.
3) This bit is simply nonsensical, especially the bit I bolded.
Yeah, I don't get that sentence either. It may simply be awkward wording. Then again, Q and I have had our run-ins, so I don't know.