Dinosaurs Weren't in the Bible...They Never Even Existed.

[Statler Waldorf]

Stat, I asked the question because you do not appear to be a scientist in any way. Perhaps you do work with the USDA, but from the way you abuse science and misuse the scientific method, logic in general, and substitute faith-based, scriptural arguments for science,

Actually what this post has demonstrated is that I have a stricter definition of what science is than all of you, which of course is a good thing. You sir would never make it in the scientific community; you try to pass off storytelling as science.

You don't debate. You masturbate.

Call it whatever you want, I still school you at it.

No, I'll just hit you with the same one, because I don't need to take another one. Dinosaur skeletons are, you know, the skeletons of creatures that we decided to call dinosaurs. No logic required in this instance, no waffle needed.

Proof requires logic by definition; if you are not going to provide the syllogism then you have no proof of what you are asserting.

The funny thing is that if Waldork had a fossil relating to his fucking jesus he'd be waving it around as if it were the greatest thing going.

What? Lol. No I wouldn’t, you would because you would say that proved he didn’t rise from the dead.

The direct evidence is that you post your rants here. That is a direct, repeatable observation. Now, what you exist as, be it a jesusbot, a lying sack of shite, or what have you is another issue altogether.

Please demonstrate how posts are direct evidence for someone’s existence.

You rode a slippery slope, which is a logical fallacy. The fact is that faith is belief in something unproven, and is always based on personal, subjective revelation. Period. End of story.

It was not a slippery slope; it was a valid inductive syllogism. You have done nothing to refute it. You can only refute it by either providing examples where information didn’t arise from a mind or that DNA does not in fact hold information. Those are your only two options.

Somehow I doubt that. Ever hear of Ken Hovind? I'm certain you have

I have heard of him, but I didn’t know what he looked like. Ok, so where is your evidence demonstrating that Kent Hovind believes that the cartoon the Flintstones is actually a documentary?

He certainly is a master(de)bater, isn't he?

Depends on who I am debating, you guys certainly make me look like a master at debating.