Talk:Richard Dawkins
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"Besides," he says, "I think it's important to remember that you're dealing with a whole spectrum here. If you've got a Creationist who claims that the world is only 6000 years old, I'd say that person was both pig-ignorant and thick - thick, because if you're that ignorant you really ought to be doing something about it. But with someone like the Archbishop of Canterbury, it would be quite wrong to say that he's thick. I'd say mistaken, put it that way."
Richard Dawkins said this in the interview of "Dawkins and the missionary position"
-- RichardT 20:09 6 January 2007
Can I please remove your reference 5? Or maybe redirect it to reference 6?
-- RichardT 20:13 6 January 2007
I linked reference 5 to the AIG server's video of "From A Frog To A Prince"
-- RichardT 20:18 6 January 2007
Moral Vacuum
The example given was simply terrible. I'm as much of a creationist as anyone else, but we have a duty to not spread mis information. That quote is taken horribly out of context and it's supposed interpretation is fallacious. I have read Dawkins' book, don't ask, and he specifically refutes that idea. --Phoucault 01:22, 2 March 2007 (EST)
