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25 Famous Scientists Who Believed In God
- Thread starter Viktor
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- Sep 28, 2010
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Interesting comment section.....
"And given that people are still executed for denying the existence of a god, any claim that ANY of the above believed in a god is without foundation, and is based on an “ad baculum” logical fallacy.
Some of those may well have believed in a god – but thanks to the intolerance of religion in executing and torturing those who denied a god, we shall never know."
"And given that people are still executed for denying the existence of a god, any claim that ANY of the above believed in a god is without foundation, and is based on an “ad baculum” logical fallacy.
Some of those may well have believed in a god – but thanks to the intolerance of religion in executing and torturing those who denied a god, we shall never know."
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How many of them said that they could prove god?
I see you two knuckleheads still live in the 15th. century.Maybe they believed in God but I'm pretty sure none of them were too keen on getting the Galileo treatment from zealots bent on making science conform to religious dogma.
As many who can prove "man made climate change".How many of them said that they could prove god?
occupied
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Your religion still lives in the bronze age. There may very well be a God but I can promise you every religion in the world is wrong about it.I see you two knuckleheads still live in the 15th. century.
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So none. Got it.As many who can prove "man made climate change".
Captain Caveman
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Einstein claimed he was agnostic.
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No. He said he believed in the God of SpinozAEinstein claimed he was agnostic.
Captain Caveman
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Again, no. Einstein said he believed in the pantheistic God of Baruch Spinoza. Pantheistic means he doesn't believe in a personal God. Einstein's view on religion is often understood, he even "said himself" that he's agnostic.No. He said he believed in the God of SpinozA
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IGNOREAgain, no. Einstein said he believed in the pantheistic God of Baruch Spinoza. Pantheistic means he doesn't believe in a personal God. Einstein's view on religion is often understood, he even "said himself" that he's agnostic.
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