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:Whatever your opinion is on whether a evolutionary scientist receives the revelation of a ''no God'' <strike>existence</strike>worldview before or after he examines science, the ''no God'' idea is still a way of viewing the world that affects how one lives. If there is a God, then we have worth and purpose. The existence of a God, according to the biblical definition of what He would be, would then preclude an absolute standard of right and wrong. Without the existence of God, it's up to mankind to make life into whatever he wants. In other words, yes, many people follow the ''no God'' worldview, whether they think they're getting that from science or before science. --[[User:Ymmotrojam|Ymmotrojam]] 19:54, 21 March 2007 (EDT)

:Whatever your opinion is on whether a evolutionary scientist receives the revelation of a ''no God'' <strike>existence</strike>worldview before or after he examines science, the ''no God'' idea is still a way of viewing the world that affects how one lives. If there is a God, then we have worth and purpose. The existence of a God, according to the biblical definition of what He would be, would then preclude an absolute standard of right and wrong. Without the existence of God, it's up to mankind to make life into whatever he wants. In other words, yes, many people follow the ''no God'' worldview, whether they think they're getting that from science or before science. --[[User:Ymmotrojam|Ymmotrojam]] 19:54, 21 March 2007 (EDT)