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- Atheist Richard Dawkins recently claimed that, while still an atheist, he considers himself a “cultural Christian” because of Christianity’s utility in supporting Western cultural and political values, which he laments are under attack.
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3 days ago · An Athiest Finds Cultural Christianity. None other than one of the world's most famous atheists has good things of a sort to say about Christianity. Richard Dawkins, 83, a former Oxford don and author of 'The God Delusion' has recently said, “I do think we are culturally a Christian country. I’m not a believer, but there is a distinction ...
2 days ago · And yet let’s be clear, the tough-minded Dawkins of the past was not a cultural Christian. He had no use for religion, period. Perhaps the clearest place where Dawkins showed himself to be implacably opposed to religion was in a two-part British television documentary that came out just before the publication of The God Delusion.
3 days ago · Famous British Atheist Richard Dawkins used to say that raising children to be Christian was a form of child abuse. In 2006, he wrote a best-selling book called ‘The God Delusion’ arguing that religion is deluded and dangerous. He repeated this claim many times, including on the ABC’s Q and A program.
3 days ago · Even Richard Dawkins has very recently referred to himself as a “cultural Christian” because he recognizes the overwhelming positive contributions of the Christian worldview, even while dismissing and disbelieving the foundations upon which those positive contributions were built. Life finds its ultimate meaning and purpose in God.
5 days ago · Even Richard Dawkins, one of the most prominent of the “New Atheists” of a few years ago, recently said, “I call myself a cultural Christian. I’m not a believer, but there’s a distinction between...
4 days ago · The Poetry of Reality with Richard Dawkins. Richard Dawkins Talks to an Ex-Atheist Christian Theologian | (Part 2) (This is part 2 of Richard's interview with Alister McGrath.) I interviewed Alister McGrath for my Channel 4 documentary, Root of All Evil. He is a theologian, a nice enough fellow, but I wouldn't go out of your way to listen to ...
