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The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins.
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Summary from 4 -Minute Books, written by Nicholas Goka and read to you by Andy Maas.
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One -sentence summary.
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The God Delusion makes the case for science as our fundamental source of hope, optimism, and inspiration in life,
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arguing that religion is an outdated byproduct of evolution, that God doesn't exist, and that we can be just as happy, moral, and fulfilled without it.
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Favorite quote from the author.
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We are all atheists about most of the gods that humanity has ever believed in.
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Some of us just go one god further.
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Richard Dawkins In 2018, I left the church.
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I know, I know, heretical.
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Before you curse me through your screen, however, know that I am a spiritual person.
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I believe in the power of a good story more than anyone.
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I just think it makes more sense to draw from all stories, all religions, philosophies, books, biographies, and fairy tales worldwide rather than just one.
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richard dawkins takes a slightly different point of view
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but he too is no fan of the church in his
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seminal book the selfish gene dawkins explained our replicating genes as the driving force of evolution he also proposed
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that humanity embraced science over religion in the god delusion
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and his thoughts around
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that topic are what we'll explore today i know this is a controversial issue
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but whether you're an agnostic
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or die -hard christian i encourage
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you to look at the following ideas with an open mind form your own judgments
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and don't dismiss anything on principle here are three lessons from the book about god science
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and religion one there are three main reasons why god is
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unlikely to exist two religion could be a side effect of evolution rather than a feature three
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when we embrace science over religion we might break limits without losing our morals let's dive
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in lesson one god is unlikely to exist due to three arguments two of
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which are common sense one of
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which is based on science
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i've always questioned the existence of god in the form the
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bible purports why would god appear as a larger than life old man
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if he could be anything dawkins however takes this idea further with a simple thought experiment
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if god created the universe
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and everything in it who created god this is the first of dawkins three main arguments against god's existence one
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if everything in existence goes back to an intelligent supernatural designer who designs this designer it's a question
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that infinitely regresses back to itself
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and since religion can't provide a good answer the idea of
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god itself falls apart two the bible is highly unreliable
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and constantly contradicts itself written by multiple authors hundreds of years
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after the reported events the bible is hardly a textbook is it turn the other cheek
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or an eye for an eye was jesus born in bethlehem
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or in nazareth since it can't even agree on simple facts
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let alone important moral guidelines the bible isn't exactly a trustworthy source of information
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even religious people admit
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this rarely taking the bible literally three natural selection is a
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better more rational verifiable explanation of life on earth than god
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science is about sticking with the best hypothesis until a better one comes along for religion
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that was darwin's on the origin of species dawkins claims
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if tiny genetic adjustments help a species survive those adjustments compound
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that's how you get from amoeba in the ocean to fish to mammals to monkeys walking on two legs
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and then to us no god needed only one of these
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arguments is rooted in science the other two are simply common sense
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if that's all it takes to put a serious dent in
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god's credibility what other discrepancies might we be missing by the way did you know
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It makes a bigger difference than you know, and the more people watch, the higher quality summaries we can create.
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Thank you, and let's get into...
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Lesson 2.
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Religion might simply be a byproduct of evolution, the most successful meme in history.
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If you make a stir fry and have onions left over, you might make onion soup the next day.
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Given it tastes well, you might buy extra onions next time make more
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and more soup until eventually
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you forget the stir -fry altogether unfortunately the onion soup doesn't have the same healthy variety
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and so you end up on the toilet all the time
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according to dawkins religion came about in a similar way a by -product of evolution
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that succeeded more than it should have religion blended in well
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with a once useful trait for survival obedience to authority in times
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when it was important that your kids didn't wander off into the desert
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or pick the wrong fruit from a nearby bush conformity was essential apply
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that same conformity to stories of miracles and men walking on water however
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and you end up with a society
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that spends tons of money on churches makes ritualistic sacrifices every week
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and listens to a long line of clergymen with their own agendas add to
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that religion's foundation and stories
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and you have a great formula for survival all religions have central themes a big story arc?
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and countless fables and parables that convey their teachings.
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In a way, they're the most successful memes in history.
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That's why religion has survived until today, even though, evolutionarily speaking, like eating only onion soup,
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it is no longer a great strategy for humans hoping to secure a thriving future, if it ever was in the first place.
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Alright, let's dive into lesson number 3.
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Lesson 3.
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Science can remove the limitations of religion without taking away its benefits.
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If religion is neither rooted in fact nor helpful to human survival, what should we do with it?
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Replace it with science, if you ask Dawkins.
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Since humans have the power to believe whatever they want to believe,
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the very force that can drag us into the flawed web of religion can also align us with reality.
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A belief in science needn't come at the expense of the benefits we gain from religion, like behaving morally or finding comfort in times of grief.
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Science makes great arguments for these too.
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And while it is true that our brains are capped in their ability to quickly, intuitively understand the world around us,
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we don't need miracles to make up for our mental limitations, Dawkins believes.
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Where religion constrains us, claiming we are pawns in someone else's larger scheme, science makes life limitless.
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There is nothing we can't learn, discover, or invent if only we push forward far enough into the world of knowledge.
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In that sense, science might be more inspiring than religion ever could be
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if you want to live a life full of wonders yet stay grounded in reality at all times
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there might be no better lens on the world than
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that of science and even
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if ultimately you cannot find your way through life without faith honestly embracing science is still worth a try hey
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this is nick the founder of four minute books and
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if you learned something new from this book summary i'm sure
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this next one will also be right up your alley with new
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and insightful ideas click on over and let's keep learning

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lesson 名詞/ˈlɛs.ən/授業, 学科
onion 名詞/ˈʌn.jən/玉葱
summary 名詞/ˈsʌm.ə.ɹi/要約, 概要
soup 名詞/sup/汁, スープ
moral 形容詞/ˈmoɹəl/倫理的な
survival 名詞/sɚˈvaɪ.vəl/生存, サバイバル
embrace 動詞/ɛmˈbɹes/抱擁する, 抱く
designer 名詞/dɪˈzaɪnɚ/デザイナー, 設計士
discover 動詞/dɪˈskʌvə/発見する, 見つける
gene 名詞/d͡ʒiːn/遺伝子
humanity 名詞/hjuˈmænɪti/人類
miracle 名詞/ˈmɪɹ.ə.kəl/奇跡, 霊験
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  • /f/ — 「フ」ではなく、上の歯と下唇で出す: belief /bɪˈliːf/, founder /ˈfaʊ̯n.dəː/, formula /ˈfɔː.mjʊ.lə/, fiction /ˈfɪkʃən/, helpful /ˈhɛlp.fl̩/

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