The Scientism Delusion

The Morally Myopic Atheist Letter to an Atheist:        “Your language use, limited and severely crippled understanding of science and philosophy, and degree of comprehension simply do not reflect intelligence at all. Methodological Naturalism is your only credential, I am sorry to inform you. I think you know this already an have become good at self-deception. Using the gatekeepers of peer review, in the monolithic field of Atheistic Materialism to prop your confused body up in neither impressive, compellingly persuasive, effective, nor advisable. What you have accomplished, however, is in effect to reveal to everyone listening to your inane speculations about reality that you live in The Dark Ages of Prejudice and Presupposition about reality. The very notion that Metaphysical plausibility is not a part of your lexicon of cognates is indicative of someone who has rarely, if ever, explored anything other than the narrow and myopic boundaries of his si...

A Case for Supernatural Plausibility        There are no easy answers. However, Atheistic Materialism offers the easiest of answers by playing semantic games to say, “There is no Supernatural agency”, but masking it by saying, “We assert nothing. We merely lack any belief in Gods.” It doesn’t exactly require a degree in philosophy to recognize the egregious degree of semantic Sophistry in this approach to language and science. Somehow, they think by shifting the emphasis away from making an absolute assertion that the Supernatural does not exist to a feckless, more neutral answer that they merely see no evidence for any Gods, that they have escaped the responsibility to soberly look at the issues within Metaphysics. It's like a child denying that he has to clean his room and living in the fantasy that he, indeed, does not have to. Meanwhile, he is getting spankings and grounded repeatedly by his parents for not cleaning it. He lives in the delusion that ...