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Dawkins Delusion
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09:12 on Mar 2 2007
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If I understand Paul Taylors position correctly, he is trying to emphasise the fact that, who is "reputable" is a subjective, rather than objective, opinion. A person or organisation is "reputable" if they have a proven track record of sharing the same values as your own. To Dawkins, a scholar will be "reputable" if they have a track record of undermining the Bible. For AiG the opposite is true. Therefore Paul Taylor is right to point out that Dawkins uses the word "reputable", in order to strenghen his argument, without presenting any clairfication as to why he labels them in this way.
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