"Believers in Biology" are Still Believers: JK Rowling, Louise Perry, Tom Holland
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Glen Scrivener reacts to the phenomenon of gender-critical feminists writing 'believer in biology' in the Scotland 2022 Census. Featuring JK Rowling, Louise Perry, Tom Holland, Richard Dawkins and Yuval Noah Harari.
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"Obvious convictions are in rare supply nowadays." words of wisdom, my friend.
This is why I have grown to have issues with census taking or just surveys in general and the medias reaction to it. 1:40
I absolutely agree with this!
'Maiden, mother, matriarch' is a far better way to define a woman than 'adult human female'; and vice versa.
"My religious belief is biology" my mind immediately went to Romans 1:25 lol
Excellent, clearly reasoned and to the point as usual
What is the meaning of Meaning? .... take material science and find value and get back to me... believer in biology? How do you respond to Being as a bio-liever? What is the telos? Utter tosh....
I hear the Christianization argument.
However, I worked in auto repair, and joked about how seriously many shinto people took "Thou shalt not steal." I consider the acts of the Chrysler T&C automatic transmission factory and GM V6 gasket factory to be theft.
That Scotland census is wild. I didn't know Jedi Knight was such a popular religion or "no religion" Whichever... The census seems to say both. 🤔 Makes me wonder if these were serious responses. Heavy Metal?
I figured people did it because they opposed governments asking such questions. They might be arguing that having a census is legitimate but other questions are not.
Does that bank lend and charge interest on the loan?
I don't believe in water.
Without God Morality is and can only be embraced as a means to an end which fails to describe what Morality Actually is...Morality is NOT merely what human beings think is Right...Morality is what Actually is Right...Like the Laws of Logic or the Laws of Mathematics. Morality is a Transcendental Reality that reflects the Nature of God...God is Love...Praise the Lord Jesus Christ...Amen...
Don't be silly, Biology isn't a religion it's a science.
Scrivener.- " Do you believe in human rights? Then you don't believe in biology, you believe in the supernatural."
What kind of nonsense is this?
Also in the clip, Harari says something like " "Like heaven and god that we've invented and spread around, human rights is a fictional story." He definitely did NOT say that all three are supernatural elements, which is what Scrivener says he said. If something is theologically founded, that does not mean it is supernatural.
Glen is saying that people who claim to believe only in biology (that is, they are physicalists) tend to implicitly and unconsciously appeal to something beyond nature when they are talking about morality. That is because no one has been able to convincingly derive morality from biology. Why would one arrangement of molecules be morally better than another? If you claim you can derive morality from biology alone, then the onus is on you to demonstrate it.
@@dgphi"Why would one arrangement of molecules be morally better than another?" Where a biological lifeform has preferences, one arrangement can be subjectively better than another. Biology has explained morality as inter-subjective preferences.