It beggars belief that the Godless haven't made more of this.

[sandyRoe]

http://www.huffington...-deity_n_1894010.html

Why not?

[naomi24]

What makes you think I missed it? Like LG //I am not seeing what is so special about this story - it doesn't contain anything brand spanking new.//

[Zacs-Master]

Ah, there you are!

[naomi24]

And there I was. Night all. x

[FredPuli43]

http://en.wikipedia.o...tles_all_the_way_down

Here's where the idea came from (perhaps)

[mibn2cweus]

If not for arbitrary beliefs, based solely on ignorance and fear, the existence of 'god/s' would never have been given a leg to stand on. Never has the phrase, "much ado about nothing", been more applicable then with regard to the possibility of the existence of deities.

[starone]

I read a science fiction story once - can't remember it exactly, I read so much sometimes it gets mixed up - about a whole universe taking millions of years and hundreds of different species all inside a soap bubble - their time being of course different from ours. It came to an end when the 'being' who had made the soap bubble popped it. Perhaps we should not be too bland - we may be inside a soap bubble for all we know.

[joko]

Lol ... you will moaning in a minute about 'cyberbullying' if the 'godless' descend and rip your opinions and beliefs apart ...
You cannot possibly win a debate on this subject, as you have absolutely no evidence whatsoever to back up anything you say ... its all just in your head and what you choose to believe... so why bait?

as many have stated - there is nothing new there so no need to comment.

[flobadob]

The Church of England have already accepted that evolution is a fact, so that article must be spurious for a lot of people http://www.telegraph....o-Charles-Darwin.html