![]() Third, without God it is easier to lose perspective: to see our own times as everything, to forget the brevity of the present moment, and to cease to appreciate (in a good way) the minuscule nature of our own achievements. Second, there is the danger of technological perfectionism of believing that science and technology can overcome all human problems, that it is just a matter of time before scientists have cured us of the human condition. For a start, there is the danger of individualism: of placing the human being at the center of everything. At the same time, I want to suggest that if you remove this belief, there are particular dangers that open up-we don't need to fall into these dangers, but they are there and we should be aware of them. ![]() In my book, I argue that believing in God is, for me as for many others, simply not possible. ![]() You were brought up as an atheist-could you describe your earlier views on religion and how you came to have a more positive view of religion and religious practices? ![]()
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