More fun at naturalism.org...

April 12th, 2005 | 1 min read

Check out the "Naturalism and Spirituality" page. The first line strikes me as a bit funny and ironic:

Although naturalism may at first seem an unlikely basis for spirituality...(You can read the rest for yourself.)

Naturalism actually doesn't seem to have much to do with spirituality. First, there is no higher power to be spiritual with. And, most cripplingly, :) THERE IS NO SPIRIT!!!! What is spirituality? This is pretty funny, but I'd like to hear a defense about it.

P.S. I think Rev. Canon Dale Owen should write about this...

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More fun at naturalism.org...

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