(February 9, 2013 at 12:51 am)Drich Wrote:

(February 8, 2013 at 6:25 pm)Chuck Wrote: That's fell completely flat. You need to quibble better.

Book chapter and verse for your reference please.

Good god! You don't know yoir bible enough to know where it came from? For shame! How dare you claim to be a christian, you pompous christian ass!

And you either avoided or did not see my response...

http://atheistforums.org/thread-17016-po...#pid398533
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(February 5, 2013 at 9:59 am)Zone Wrote: How the heck do we know that Earth is the only planet in the entire universe with life on it? There may even be life (micro organisms) elsewhere in our solar system.

We found dead microorganisms on mars. Also, one thing, it's rather easy to observe evolution. Lets use a spider for example.

This is Samuel the Spider. He's the common type you'd find in your toilet paper and scare the hell out of you. Lets take a picture of Samuel then put him in a dark cage with food, alongside a female spider. Samantha.

They both get it on, breed, have kids, they breed, so on and on. Take out the offspring after a while and you'd find a difference. Samuel, was common enough. Now his current relatives now have different features which allowed them to cope better in their new darker environment.


Clear proof that evolution happened, I've never tried that, though from my biology teacher, experiences from others and books. It's more than likely true. Explain how Samuel went in and his relatives came out different including God. Sorry about that, but it's proof that your pastor is wrong in saying that we're special. Every planet is made of different things, no doubt. We just so happen to have the correct amount. The microorganisms evolved from themselves into larger species which had adapted to our environment. In short. Well, that was incredibly short. If I did a long version. It'd be massive,

(February 11, 2013 at 7:43 pm)TheBritishAtheist55 Wrote:

(February 5, 2013 at 9:59 am)Zone Wrote: How the heck do we know that Earth is the only planet in the entire universe with life on it? There may even be life (micro organisms) elsewhere in our solar system.

We found dead microorganisms on mars.

Extremely highly debatable.

Not just highly debatable; EXTREMEly highly debatable. So debatable that to begin to do so will cause shockwaves of radical energy to explode forth in all directions with every syllable uttered!

FUCK YEAH LET'S GET TO IT!!

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[code]Out of hundreds of planets in the universe, why is the earth only one supporting life?


HOW DO YOU KNOW THIS TO BE TRUE?

If it were true - it would be a real reason NOT TO BELIEVE in a god. WHy would a god create a vast expanse of the universe as we know it - for life to exist only on one planet - for a relatively short period of time as well? THat does not make sense.

He does have a bit of a point. Look around us. Is this not beautiful? (you know, the parts of it that are still nature and not touched by man)

This could not be a mere coinsidence!

Mankind is part of nature, hence anything touched by man is still natural, unless, as it is very common amogst religionists, you subscribe the idea that man is 'special'... Oh wait, Catholic right?

(February 16, 2013 at 2:25 pm)TheLameMayWalk Wrote: He does have a bit of a point. Look around us. Is this not beautiful? (you know, the parts of it that are still nature and not touched by man)

This could not be a mere coinsidence!

Who says it is?

The earth, the creatures on it, even the universe it inhabits, is the culmination of billions of years of physical processes working ceaselessly, constructing and reconstructing the natural world over and over. And the process is hardly completed, either. Why does a thing need a designer to be beautiful?

Hey, actually: why is it that things touched by man are unnatural and therefore bad, and yet things you believe were designed by god are beautiful? In your mind, both things have designers, both things are as unnatural as the other. Think about that.

Does you pastor smoke weed?