(April 14, 2014 at 1:54 am)Revelation777 Wrote: Then perhaps I should believe that there always was this ever present quantum foam that one day squeezed together so tightly that it exploded into all this matter. This one clump of matter settled perfectly away from this accident flaming ball that gives this rock just the right amount of light and heat. Billions of years pass and out of this magically appearing pool of life producing sludge crawls out this one cell organism that by chance has self produced a DNA. With the assistance of another few billions of years mysteriously morphs in wonderfully complex and sophisticated creatures of today. Of course with the abilities to know whether to become a fish, a frog, or pig. Perhaps some quantum gel helps it decides its fate? And here we are today, man, the only animal on the planet that is destroying each other as well as the cosmic accident it accidently came from. Yep, make believe sure is fun.

So, do you think deliberately strawmanning real science, while ignoring the vast quantities of evidence for it that separates it from the no evidence for your god claims, is an honest thing to do?

Seriously, I thought lying was a sin! hock:

Revelation you have no idea what you're talking about. Read a science book.

Anyone watch the interview of K. Sorbo? Apparently, he was miraculously cured of blood clots and strokes. It's nice to know that god will heal a famous actor, but let 200,000 unknowns die in a tsunami. Jeez!

(April 14, 2014 at 3:37 am)Jiggerj Wrote: Anyone watch the interview of K. Sorbo? Apparently, he was miraculously cured of blood clots and strokes. It's nice to know that god will heal a famous actor, but let 200,000 unknowns die in a tsunami. Jeez!

Even actors commit argument from ignorance fallacy.

Oh god, I've watched the "Left Behind" movies. Not only is the acting terrible, but the story is just ridiculous. As for this movie, I'll probably watch it when it gets released on DVD, thanks to Christian people in my life, but I'll do my best to suppress the laughter, and drown the rage knowing that someone I love believes in this shit and is eating up every word. I'll have to try to subtly find ways to counter the arguments after watching this film, as I'm still a closet ex Christian.

(April 14, 2014 at 1:54 am)Revelation777 Wrote: Then perhaps I should believe that there always was this ever present quantum foam that one day squeezed together so tightly that it exploded into all this matter. This one clump of matter settled perfectly away from this accident flaming ball that gives this rock just the right amount of light and heat. Billions of years pass and out of this magically appearing pool of life producing sludge crawls out this one cell organism that by chance has self produced a DNA. With the assistance of another few billions of years mysteriously morphs in wonderfully complex and sophisticated creatures of today. Of course with the abilities to know whether to become a fish, a frog, or pig. Perhaps some quantum gel helps it decides its fate? And here we are today, man, the only animal on the planet that is destroying each other as well as the cosmic accident it accidently came from. Yep, make believe sure is fun.

Straw man fallacies and a snarky superior tone, never seen that from a Christian before.



Read a book asswipe, and no I don't mean your bible.

(April 14, 2014 at 2:32 am)Esquilax Wrote: Seriously, I thought lying was a sin! hock:

Only when it's convenient for it to be apparently.

(April 14, 2014 at 2:33 am)tor Wrote: Revelation you have no idea what you're talking about. Read a science book.

no thanks, they change too often

(April 14, 2014 at 6:54 am)Revelation777 Wrote:

(April 14, 2014 at 2:33 am)tor Wrote: Revelation you have no idea what you're talking about. Read a science book.

no thanks, they change too often

When they get more accurate. If books would never change we would still be bunch of bronze age people who did ritual sacrifices, killed people for suffering illness and endorsed slavery. Is this what you want?

(April 14, 2014 at 6:54 am)Revelation777 Wrote:

(April 14, 2014 at 2:33 am)tor Wrote: Revelation you have no idea what you're talking about. Read a science book.

no thanks, they change too often

Oh no! Books change to reflect that people are learning! How can this science book be reliable if it doesn't stick to its guns and keep all the demonstrably false information and insist that it's true even though we can all literally prove that it isn't!

Learning new things is bad! hock:

I just watch the trailer.. I love it when the kid says.. science supports gods existence!! I can't believe I heard that.. so rev.... does it?