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The Towering Strength of Science
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Millions of atheist scientists and other rational freethinkers know full well, through the application of unbiased commonsense and the results of millions of complex experiments and the calculations of astute experimental and theoretical physicists, that we humans inhabit a tiny part of what is a vast godless universe of immense age; and that we have good reason to infer that gods exist nowhere but in the imaginations, stories and lies of faith-driven men.
So how can bible-believers seriously defend their ever-shrinking part of the world against the supreme logic produced by elite scientists when there is no case to answer? Why are there faith-believers at all?
A principal reason is that once the fictions of faith get into people’s heads it is difficult to be rid of them. Indoctrinated when young, they indoctrinate the young of their own and of others, and the cycle of merciless irrationality continues.
These dogmatic bigots never let go—and that is because they never listen, their minds are already made up, and they are incapable of understanding and absorbing new knowledge no matter how thoroughly well-tested and proven the latter may be.
Only freethinkers and scientists see the universe clearly and correctly for its materiality and man’s place in it as an evolutionary accident but a marvel nonetheless.
Religionists sink inside the mental quagmire and nightmare of their own making for it is philosophically incontestable, when the evidence is well presented and the listener has a high enough level of intelligence and freedom of thought, that gods exist nowhere but inside people’s heads—and that is that.
Terence Meaden. 27 August 2008. Planet Atheism/ Enlightened Observer
Posted on December 25, 2012 at 3:20pm 3 Comments 3 Likes
I wish a Merry IsaacNewtonMas to everyone, everywhere.
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We know to 100% accuracy that the great scientist and mathematician was born on 25 December, whereas there is only a 1 in 365 chance that Jesus was.
Posted on August 26, 2011 at 5:30am 10 Comments 6 Likes
Atheist Sees Image of the ‘Birth of Earth’ in Burnt Toast
Yes it’s true.
This genuine picture was photographed in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire, England by science atheist Dr. Terence Meaden earlier this month.
He could barely withhold his excitement.
“I was having breakfast when this piece of ciabatta toast got burnt,” he said. “Suddenly I was aware that the pattern of light and darkness across the toast resembled what could have been…
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ORIGIN OF THE TERM “THE WINTER OF DISCONTENT” as used for BRITISH INDUSTRIAL STRIFE FROM 1975
(Extract from the Editorial of The International Journal of Meteorology January 2010…
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Andrea Quinn said… Sorry about the delay in response, BTW.
I’m playing catch-up after finishing up my course of study.
I realize that I’m thanking you 9 years after your warm welcome to Atheist Nexus. Better late than never!
P.S.
I need to get out more.
Nanda R Maharaj said… thanks for the info. I haven’t given much thought to the matter.So now I will put action to the sugestions.
Thanks, Dr. Meaden.
Hello Terence,
I am glad to accept your friend request. I am not on atheistnexus often, but I do enjoy it when I am.
Happy World Humanist Day 21 June!
Jeff
Thank you Terry, looks interesting and I’ve joined.
John Thompson said… Hi Dr Terence, Thank you for your invitation to join the various discussions.
Now that we have a woman as a candidate for pres., I am sure we are on the right road to developing as the humans we are .
I would also like to learn how to navigate this site. Maybe I am too old.
Hi Terence, thanks for the welcome. I am an ex-christian and was the director of a theological institute. If you want to see my arguments regarding religion and God you can find them here:
https://thoughtcontrol.wordpress.com/
Thanks,
Jason.
Thanks.
Thank you 🙂
Thank you for the warm welcome and I intend to join a few groups. I’ve already joined ‘Atheists who love science’ group.
I told my Catholic brother that the Catholic church had objected and protested the discovery of the Higgs Boson because of the claim that the Higgs gave mass to the universe, clearly an intrusion on the Church’s magisteria and theological bailiwick.
I was not invited to Easter dinner.
Thanks, Terence, much appreciated.
I’m new to groups, but would like to know how to share some of my articles and excerpts from my book that people enjoy and get a kick out of.
For example, when Zach found Jesus late in life (Zach’s life), I told him not to sweat if because gods are like auto parts – all fail in time. We went back and forth until I asked him how much Jesus had charged him for his frontal lobotomy, and it went downhill from there.
How do I submit articles?
Thanks,
Bart
Thanks for the welcome and the recs, will check out groups here soon, ^_^
Hi Terry,
thanks for the greeting. I shall definitely follow up on your suggestions.
Tony
Paschal Nneji said… Thanks, Terry.
Many thanks, Dr. Weaden for the kind welcome.
I will be looking into the group mentioned.
Jackson said… 
Loren Miller commented on Loren Miller's group Quotations – Momentous, Memorable, Meaningful
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