Michael Shermer of SKEPTIC.COM and author of Why Darwin Matters: The Case Against Intelligent Design talks to Gene Cook, the Christian apologist of The Narrow Mind and a dogmatician of Fide-O.
I encourage you to listen as nearly 1000 others have since Friday.
Also, here is a discussion of the interview.
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The argument from morals always is the undoing of the logical pursuit of the evolutionist. There is no basis for morals outside something larger than man to impose values.
The argument concerning origination of morals is always beyond their ability to comprehend. Gene could have cleaned this poor man’s clock when he talked about going to places where clothing is optional and he admitted that it took him a few moments to get comfortable.
Are there more examples of those who are not as intelligent (evolutionists, agnostics and so forth) arguing with those who are more intelligent? I love the watching those who are “highly intellectual” being decimated by those of us Christians who know how to argue. I like watching car accidents too apparently.