I enjoy fantasy/science fiction, etc. And I think many atheists do as well, because these entertainment genres don’t dictate the way people live.
Unless you’re a hardcore trekkie :)
Suppose a new atheist only accepts a story on the grounds that there is sufficient evidence to prove it happened. How could they possibly enjoy science fiction, or horror?
I imagine they would sit very uncomfortably, squirming with impatience during an hour and a half movie. At the end they would…
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Read More Fair enough. I’m not speaking strictly from the far “right”...Christian...
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We can enjoy stories/movies even if we ‘don’t accept them’. (I assume here that you’re
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sistarayve said:
To be bluntly honest, I find no need for horror or science fiction. It bothers me when a story is based on faulty premises.
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think many atheists do as well, because these entertainment genres don’t dictate...way...
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Hitchins have praised the value of the Bible as...literary work of fiction rather than...
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