Richard Dawkins' Materialist Views Flashcards
Modern ? views assume there is no part of a person that is non-physical.
Materialist.
Following traditions of ?, ? believe that the consciousness can’t be separated from the brain because nothing exists except matter.
Aristotle.
Materialists.
In his book, “? ? ?”, Dawkins proposés that humans are nothing more than “? ?”. His point was that human beings don’t have immortal souls and are a mixture of ?
The Selfish Gene.
Survival machines.
Chemicals.
Dawkins wrote about “soul ? and ? two”. “Soul one” is a spiritual part of a person, capable of knowing God. Dawkins ? this. “Soul two” is a more ? understanding of the soul which refers to someone’s personality and individuality.
One.
Soul.
Rejected.
Aristotelian.
In his book, “? ? ? ?”, Dawkins asserts: “there’s no spirit-driven life force… life is just bytes and bytes and bytes of digital information”.
River out of Eden.
Dawkins argues that religious beliefs are based on wish-fulfilment for those who lack courage, fear ? and can’t cope with the idea of their own ?
Death.
Mortality.