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Profound Objective Analysis
There has always been a polarity between science and religion. I say that this work is as profound a scientific analysis of divine handiwork that ever was. Insulting this objective analysis of divine handiwork seems to me an insult of divinity itself.
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Anonymous
Posted August 16, 2000
Superbly profound.
This book humbles the human species with the remark 'Human intelligence is weak, human passion unsurprising.' If you want to understand human nature rather than simply to live a human life, then you should read this book. It informs readers about the human dilemmas. The author's awareness of these dilemmas reflects his keen consciousness and profundity. The book shows that science can explain human nature, including aggression, altruism, and religious faith. It delights readers with a scientific analysis of human development and free will, reminding them that humans, like all organisms, are under their genetic and biological constraints although the phenomenon of human culture seems to indicate otherwise. It proposes a course for the human species where human's understanding and knowledge could be greatly accelerated. It's a very fine book from a very fine mind.
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Anonymous
Posted January 31, 2007
I am not a bug!
Typical 'crap' about how human beings are just bugs with bigger brains and that there is no free will nor rational altruism!
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