Richard Dawkins expounds on the beauty of his religion

Questions like “why do I exist?”, “does my life have purpose?” are religious or philosophical questions that science doesn’t claim to answer. But Richard Dawkins seems to think that science does answer the questions of purpose and meaning.

However one views this, it is odd and can only mean that either Dawkins’ quest for purpose is microscopically shallow or that science has become his religion – or, as I suspect is the case, a combination of both.

The complete video from which this version of scientism’s answer to an Alpha invitation – delivered with all the bright-eyed fervour Dawkins can muster – is extracted can be found here.

At the end of the interview, it sounds as if the interviewer says: “Bishop Dawkins, thank you very much”? Obviously a Freudian slip.

 

One thought on “Richard Dawkins expounds on the beauty of his religion

  1. Twice Dawkins marvels at the “gift…” of life and of understanding.
    A gift from who? A gift requires a giver? Dawkins does not even appear to see his own self-contradiction.

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