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The moral implications of evolution, and their discontents.

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12-08-2007 8:56 PM 		Reply to: Message 78 by Hyroglyphx
12-08-2007 8:51 PM

Re: The inescapable conclusion of strict naturalism
NJ writes:
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Therefore evolution, or more explicitly, naturalism, has to ultimately rely on natural phenomena to explain anything.
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What difference is there from that than saying Goddidit?
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We can demonstrate the existence and the causal particulars of natural phenomena.
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