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The wood smoke impact was news to me, and I love fireplaces. (Fortunately, so it seems, I rarely get to enjoy them ...) But this last bit got me thinking: "And
by ableal 14y ago
The wood smoke impact was news to me, and I love fireplaces. (Fortunately, so it seems, I rarely get to enjoy them ...)
But this last bit got me thinking: "And that should give you some sense of what we are up against whenever we confront religion."
Which reminded me of a previous diatribe by the same writer. Just as a gedankenexperiment, I'd like to know what would he do if a scientific study proved that religion was better for public health ...
- MichaelGG 14y agoProving a religion has an effect on health would not change the fact that religion makes unfalsifiable claims. It would not change the fact that religion wants people to believe things without evidence (faith).