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Belief in God is scientific.

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JonF
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04-04-2013 7:29 AM 		Reply to: Message 68 by divermike1974
04-03-2013 5:14 PM

The human brain and its intuition cannot be classed as scientific evidence for the existence of God.
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By George, I think he's got it!
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Although of course he doesn't.
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The human brain and its intuition cannot be classed as scientific evidence for the existence of God without lots more corroborating evidence.
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04-04-2013 7:31 AM 		Reply to: Message 79 by NoNukes
04-03-2013 8:21 PM

Re: Your brain gets too much wrong
I don't see an illusion of motion either. Maybe my display isn't the best.
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THere are people who just don't see those kinds of illusions. Wired slightly differently.
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JonF
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Re: Your brain gets too much wrong
I don't see an illusion of motion either. Maybe my display isn't the best.
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THere are people who just don't see those kinds of illusions. Wired slightly differently.
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