Why I Cannot Believe a Word the Religious Say

ISBN: 1480280860

Author: Gregory, Philip

Condition: New

Product Description There is a large difference between a religious claim and a scientific one. Religious claims are founded and substantiated on purely subjective and unreliable conclusions, while scientific claims are supported by objective evidences. In this essay, I dispel two commonly believed myths that have been proposed by the religious for centuries: that the supernatural exists, and that miracles can occur. I go on to show why everything must have an immutable essence, why the laws of nature are themselves immutable, and why this leads us to conclude that everything is material, that the scope of science is unlimited, and that, while we cannot trust anything a religious person says, we can trust science. About the Author Philip Gregory is an up-and-coming author who concerns himself mostly with religion and politics, but who has written on a wide variety of topics and taken on a variety of projects including book and restaurant reviews, literary criticisms, and more. He is a regional contributor at Japantourist.jp, a philosopher, a musician, and is firmly opposed to all organized religions and religious thinking. "Why I Cannot Believe a Word the Religious Say" is his first essay in a line of many to come in which he discusses the dangers of religious thinking. Blog: www.pgregoryspeaks.blogspot.com Music: www.reverbnation.com/philipgregorymusic Religion YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/philipgregoryspeaks Twitter: @pgregoryspeaks