How do atheists see Jesus' parables?

[drfuzzy]

 

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When some people here can't give reasonable answers to my post they will start picking on my writing and spelling, over the years I have observed this and now know that they can't answer my post with reasonable thought. I'm good with my hand and have always used them, I now build furniture and was a top heating and air tech for many years, actually train myself to be one.

As for what I stated about creation I find it valid and evolutionary science lacking so my thoughts about those who believe it could be the same as theirs about me. I really couldn't care less what others think about what I believe.

GC

GC

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Congratulations on your carpentry skills and heating/cooling skills.  Very needed.  My immigrant ancestor was sent to America by Lord Baltimore to do carpentry finishing work on some of his properties.  I brag that I come from a long line of craftsmen.

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Thank you, do you have any of the skills that your ancestors had. I see furniture building as an art form as much as anything else.

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As for evolutionary science, if you took a college course on evolution instead of reading articles on creationist sites, you would have better information.  The objections to evolution have been completely and utterly debunked, and there are many people here who could teach courses on the topic.  Posting such assertions here is about as effective as preaching flat-earth theories to geoscientists and cosmologists.

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No they have not and just because I study the writings of creation scientist doesn't mean I'm not studying from the uneducated. These scientist have PHD's and the creation ministries hire from many secular universities. Creation science doesn't believe in flat earth theory and most say that Christians that do not study the sciences are just hurting Christianity by speaking about what they do not know. Without DNA being able to produce new information naturally evolution can not happen, sorry if you can't accept this but it's true. 
Have a good weekend.

GC
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Wow.  That has got to be one of the most ignorant statements I have read on any forum.  Next he'll be saying he's a disciple of Ken Ham and Kent Hovind.  Maybe that's the problem, GC?  You read Hovind's so-called "dissertation"?   It's so bad it probably destroys brain cells.  Of course, it's clear why anyone who is advocating for a literal reading of the Bible is frantically anti-evolution.  

I'm not going to waste my time arguing why that statement would be hilarious to a relatively bright 10-year-old . . . someone else can take this one.  

But just in case GC is interested in actually learning some real facts, here's a good book for 8th graders: 
https://www.amazon.com/Evolution-Eyewitn...c772d35b24

And a REAL scientific response to creationist from Scientific American - one of the best magazines ever created, science explained in real English, woo-hoo! :
https://www.scientificamerican.com/artic...eationist/

But you won't study, will you, GC?  You're too afraid that it will make the sky fairy mad and he'll fry you forever doubting.