Christianity: A History (basically christianity vs science)

[rex008]

It's a rule of internet forums

rule #333: A random thread must degenerate into a "Does God Exist" debate at least once per month

Didn't you know?

[gatso]

for anyone who is both interested and can be bothered to search it out- there was an article in new scientist last week or maybe the week before looking into how the human brain is wired to believe in god/gods and this is why every society through history has had some sort of belief system. I would summarise it for you but I didn't bother reading it

[doubleup]

for anyone who is both interested and can be bothered to search it out- there was an article in new scientist last week or maybe the week before looking into how the human brain is wired to believe in god/gods and this is why every society through history has had some sort of belief system. I would summarise it for you but I didn't bother reading it

So basically you're saying that because I don't believe in God my brain isn't human?

[kinboshi]

http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20126941.700-born-believers-how-your-brain-creates-god.html

[bolt pp]

for anyone who is both interested and can be bothered to search it out- there was an article in new scientist last week or maybe the week before looking into how the human brain is wired to believe in god/gods and this is why every society through history has had some sort of belief system. I would summarise it for you but I didn't bother reading it

So basically you're saying that because I don't believe in God my brain isn't human?

no, it's because you're Scottish.

[Hairydude]

http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20126941.700-born-believers-how-your-brain-creates-god.html

Thanks-really interesting