The Problem of Unfishiness

[ciphergoth]

I am extremely flattered that my favourite atheistic blogger, Greta Christina, has taken a comment I made in her journal and made a post about it. I'm not sure she's quite nailed it on how what she discusses is different from questions like the nature of abiogenesis, but all the same I like the post and am very happy to have played a part in bringing it about.

Comments

[seph-hazard.livejournal.com]

Mostly my reaction to that is to panic slightly and think "oh God, it wasn't me, was it?" [grin]

[actionreplay.livejournal.com]

Great post. So... if Christians are filling in everything with a blue crayon and calling it "God"... does that mean being a Christian is "taking the blue pill"? :)

[seph-hazard.livejournal.com]

I actually didn't much like the blue crayon analogy - a far more accurate one would be to say that science is colouring in the empty spaces one by one, but the whole colouring book is on blue paper.

But then, that would be pedantry :-)

[friend-of-tofu.livejournal.com]

Fame! Don't forget us all now, will you? ;-)

[meihua.livejournal.com]

I'm still giggling at your unfishiness example. :) Not because it's "Rude To Christians", but because, well, it's such a funny way to put it. :D