by AbsoluteJered
2. March 2010 11:07
From The Guardian:
This may be the shortest thread ever. I was prompted by an exchange in comments to wonder whether it was really true, as A. N. Whitehead claimed, that everyone thinks their own beliefs are the summit of western philosophy. So the challenge is a simple one. Name three people, preferably contemporaries, whom you honestly believe are smarter, better educated, and more honest than you are, but who disagree with you about God. So atheists must name believers, and vice versa. It would be nice if these people were well-known enough for their names to mean something, but I don't think that's essential, and, let's face it,most of us don't know anyone well-known personally, and journalists only know them professionally.
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