[bubman]

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[RightWhale]

"The universe is hierarchical," says Gilder, with the intensity of someone racing to keep up with a mind constantly in overdrive.

Previously posted in 3 AD by Plotinus.

[JSDude1]

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[rickdylan]

Evolution has BEEN exposed, for a long time. The fact that anybody would have gone on with it after the unambiguous results of the fruit fly experiments in the early 1900s indicates that evolution is a religion or a philosophical doctrine of some sort, and not anything which anybody could call science.

[Malesherbes]

Great post. Thanks.

[gcruse]

“George Gilder has been famous in the United States for more than three decades. ‘

Another famous person I’ve never heard of. And for thirty years, too. Gee, you’d think you’d hear of a famous person over a span that long.

[gcruse]

” this doesn’t exclude the possibility that behind the fog is a divinity that we, through our faith, might worship.’

Yes, that’s the first thing that comes to me when I see a fog — do you suppose there’s something back there for me to worship? LOL

[ChessExpert]

Thanks for the post. There is a lot of content in that interview.

I greatly enjoyed his “Wealth and Poverty” when I read it many years ago. He mentions the creative force behind markets. That seems right too. It also provides a unifying theme in his thinking.

If we really need multiverses to achieve the life we see about us, then naturalism is simply another faith. Perhaps its most distinguishing characteristics would be that it ignores morality and meaning in life.

[Matchett-PI]

Rarely seen Isaac Newton papers go on display in Jerusalem

POSTED: 1:46 p.m. EDT, June 18, 2007

Papers show Isaac Newton's religious side

[LiteKeeper]

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