Are Atheists Smarter?

Yesterday, I showed that a group of atheists have made a major error in reasoning by limiting reasoning to ‘either/or’ logic. In the 14th century, mathematicians and scientists had already known that either/or logic blinds one to God, God’s Intelligent Design, and the spiritual world where the true atoms of the universe will be found. So, Aristotle’s science, which was based on either/or logic, was removed from Scholasticism. This removal led to the search for higher forms of reasoning. Earlier, Plato had already spoken of higher ideas arguing that an ‘intelligent’ level of thinking exists above ‘rational’ thinking. Plato uncovered his intelligent level by unifying opposing ideas. Today. His intelligent level of reasoning is called ‘both/and’ logic. This intelligent level of thought allows opposing concepts to coexist. For example, the opposing concepts, one-many, coexist in every whole that have parts.

The primary atheists, who are making this error, are mathematicians, physical scientists, and evolutionists. This error does not affect physical scientists because Plato’s intelligent level of thought applies only to living things. However, since most life scientists and biologists have allowed themselves to be lured to the thoughts of the physical scientists, the life sciences are making this error. This is a terrible situation because the life sciences cannot see God, God’s Intelligent Design, and the truths about all living things. Without truths about living things, we cannot solve our major health problems such as cancer, AIDS, and Diabetes.

In the Sept. 11, 2006 issue of Newsweek, Jerry Adler identifies other atheists in his article on ‘The New Naysayers.’ Three naysayers claim that atheists are smarter. How can atheists be smarter when their minds are closed by ‘either/or’ logic?.