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BIOLOGIST Richard Dawkins is a zealous atheist,
as fiery as his dogmatic religious. But unlike them, he declares
that if there was proof finally that there is a God, he would
renounce his current beliefs right away. Because that is what a
scientist does—follow the evidence to their ultimate logical
conclusion, no matter where it may lead. He is asking us to do the
same with his book The God Delusion.
Reading the book from preface onward, it seems
the author is overly defensive. He takes time to name the argument
of theologians to debunk them. The reader wishes he would just get
on with making his own arguments. But being very logical, Dawkins
has already anticipated the arguments and rebuttals of his
opponents.
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WHEN Baby Cruz, owner of Frank Provost Salon in Jupiter Street,
opened a training center a few years ago, she never imagined that it
could develop into something beyond beautiful.
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