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      • McGrath criticizes Dawkins for what he perceives to be "a dogmatic conviction" to "a religious fundamentalism which refuses to allow its ideas to be examined or challenged." He objects to Dawkins' assertion that faith is a juvenile delusion, arguing that numerous reasonable persons chose to convert as adults.
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  2. Sep 27, 2023 · Its “four horsemen” — Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Sam Harris, and later Christopher Hitchens — presented themselves as the vanguard of a new age of confident rationalism in Western culture, in which the outdated superstitions of religion and absurdities of postmodernism would be thrown aside.

  3. Aug 21, 2023 · In his new book, Coming to Faith through Dawkins, coauthored with Denis Alexander, McGrath compiled twelve essays from fellow scientists, an engineer, a graphic designer, a journalist, and others who were led to question their atheism by reading the work of atheist Dr. Richard Dawkins.

  4. In the conversation with Dawkins, McGrath decides to try and deal specifically with what he calls the strongest argument in Dawkins’ book: Is there a link between violence and religious belief? He says: Religion can be an immensely powerful transformative force for good, and wherever those [wrong] actions take place they need to be condemned.

  5. 1. Conduct some independent research on Alister McGrath: read ‘The Dawkins Delusion?’ if you can. Explain his key responses to Dawkins in your own words. 2. What does McGrath mean when he states that the issue is not about whether God is probable, but whether he is actual? Do you agree? Why/why not? 3.

  6. As Oxford professor and arch-evangelist of atheism Richard Dawkins continues his crusade against religion, we finally have the first book-length critique of The God Delusion: Alister...

  7. Feb 22, 2024 · Dr. Weaver and Dr. McGrath discuss Richard Dawkins' role in "New Atheism", the differences between Anthony Flew's former atheism and Dawkins' "New Atheism", McGrath's engagement with Dawkins, and the inspiration behind the book.

  8. Mar 2, 2005 · A Critique of Richard Dawkins. A common argument atheists raise in an attempt to explain God away deals with the scientific revolution, and posits that our world can be better explained by empirical methodology and a worldview of pure naturalism. In this third part of four, Dr. Alister McGrath offers a critique of Richard Dawkins and the view ...

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