Your own experiences notwithstanding
Submitted by A.I. Watcher on May 19 2002 15:23:44
In reply to Know God or No God submitted by Splash! on May 19 2002 14:33:32
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It is still close minded AND arrogant of you to presume to feel sorry for a person simply because his spiritual beliefs differ from your own. Regardless of your mothers visions, Einstein still puts forth some pretty compelling spiritual arguments - arguments that stand regardless of the existence of angels or of spiritual healing. Even if I were to believe your mother wasn't simply hallucinating, nothing she says she saw disputes anything Einstein is quoted as saying. You're taking a rather huge leap from the existence of a spiritual world (about which Einstein agrees with you) to the belief that your creed is so correct that anyone who believes differently from you is deserving of pity. This is one of the reasons I so despise Christianity. You people are frequently such true-believing fanatics, that you will not grant to others the possibility of being correct about something. Then, instead of just arguing factual points, you presume to belittle them by expressing such feelings as pity for them. Rather than be open to the idea that your views may possible need to be modified from time to time when evidence presents itself, you stick to your mythology no matter what the facts say. P.S. You can't seriously tell me by the way that you believe that species do not evolve into other species, even as an agent of creation? The scientific record is crystal clear on that matter. To deny that is to engage in some seriously delusional head burying. |
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