Dawkins is an example of 'atheist theology' (oxymoron). He seems to desire a neat, ordered, understandable world without any Creator behind it. He extends traditional moral concerns to general society, as if they still had a Divine authority behind them. Why is objective truth important? Why aren't some lies better?
I prefer to think that the lack of a Creator suggests that we should expect a sort of patchwork universe, full of paradoxes and anomalies - such as Feyerabend suggested. It would make a lot more sense - and might lead us into unexpected discoveries.
