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But the whole quote comes off as sophomoric and very cavalier toward the subject.
"There probably is no God" sounds like something an atheist who hasn't thought much about the subject would say. I'm just thinking from a religious persons POV and I believe they would think that we aren't looking at religion/god/whatever seriously or critically enough.
If I said to you "Let me take your child for a ride on my motorcycle. He probably won't die" that word 'probably' probably wouldn't persuade you to allow him to hop on my bike and this IS a life or death matter for the religious.
I like the idea - not the execution. Atheists need to hire more PR people.
Permalink Tue, 21 Oct 2008 10:58:00 UTC | #254494