I was much irritated late last semester by a talk given by a philosophy professor titled "Science and Religion."  His conclusion, (for which I saw no supporting evidence but to be fair I came in late) was that evolution is unique in terms of disproving a loving god.  I'm sorry, but that's just idiotic.  Natural disasters, disease, and death itself have never presented a challenge to Christians and their gods; but a god that allows organisms to change, so that their descendents have a chance to suffer less than their parents did--that comes from a god far less loving than the god who invented death?  Really?

I wish he'd gone with the canard that science was inherently atheistic.