Does anyone enjoy reading Dawkings books?

[Bikewer]

I read The God Delusion a couple of years ago... A nice overview of the standard arguments and refutations thereof in one package. I rather like Dawkins' style...

The Greatest Show On Earth was not meant as a primer on evolution but rather a refutation of the Creationist/ID notions. It succeeded quite well in that regard, IMO.

 

[SusanB-M1]

You listened? What is this magic?

A wonderful piece of software called Dolphin Supernova 12 which has a screen reader, magnification and enables me to have access to the internet. (I have some peripheral vision only.)

 

[Soapy Sam]

You listened? What is this magic?

Susan is too busy tap dancing to read stuff!

 

[SusanB-M1]

Susan is too busy tap dancing to read stuff!

I've just been sorting out the music for tomorrow's class!!

 

[dropzone]

Does anyone enjoy reading Dawkins' books?

Haven't given them a try, as I don't need convincing, or much care, about the issue. And I haven't forgiven him for stealing Romana II from me. I was cool with The Doctor taking her, but Dawkins is just another Human.

 

[Ausmerican]

Haven't given them a try, as I don't need convincing, or much care, about the issue. And I haven't forgiven him for stealing Romana II from me. I was cool with The Doctor taking her, but Dawkins is just another Human.

Are you sure about that? Maybe he's a Timelord? Always thought he'd make a good Doctor. Read Gene, Tale, and Delusion. Enjoyed all three. Will read the others as time permits.

 

[dropzone]

Are you sure about that? Maybe he's a Timelord? Always thought he'd make a good Doctor. Read Gene, Tale, and Delusion. Enjoyed all three. Will read the others as time permits.

No, a PROPER Time Lord would be too busy keeping the the flow of history moving as it should to write a disruptive book or show that prevents me from attaining what is properly mine.



ETA: Jo Grant, circa 1973, would be an adequate substitute.