Re: What makes living being love their off springs
Brother ajazali, have you read your reference? Do you understand what it’s saying? This reference you provided is making my point. It’s arguing evolution and natural selection from a micro, gene centric, level. It has nothing to do with selfishness, as a psychological condition of humans.
I have no religion. So, to say my religion does not answer my questions is a false premise. Your other assumption is completely correct, I do hate religion. Because it is ignorance, superstition, and only serves to segregate us. Religion requires blind faith and obedience, and I refuse to be servant to a god that doesn’t exist.
I don’t have a religion, and you’re a faithful. But, your well being matters to me. Your health, your education, your live, and the lives of all your loved ones and countrymen, and all human beings matter to me. I don’t need a religion to tell me this. I don’t need a religion to tell me that I should care for my fellow believers more then anyone else, of that someone of another faith should not be trusted.
There is a one significant difference between non-believers, like me, and the faithful. There is evidence you could provide me that would make me change my mind about a deity. But, there is no evidence, no matter how persuasive, that I can provide you that would make you change your mind. That’s the difference between blind faith, and rationality.
More evidence of macro evolution in bacteria: E. coli long-term evolution experiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Let’s, for the sake of argument, assume I am completely wrong. What’s your counter argument? Where does the love of a mother come from? If not evolution, then what? Which deity set all this in motion, and what’s your evidence?