Sin, I don't believe in Sin.

[ScienceLovesGod]

I won't ask you about thinking logically because.. well, you don't.

I started where you wanted to but you couldn't hold yourself to the same standard. Atheism can't account for standards even though you try to impose them on others. Intolerant

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I used "spacesuits" as a metaphor for our bodies, because technically we are in space.

"stupidly assembled" means these bodies were "assembled" without an intelligent assembler.

"by no other reason than to produce.." is based on natural selection, in which species of the "fittest" will reproduce more effectively, according to their surroundings. It seems the reason why there is cognitive life is to continue to create more of the same species, then there is a positive mutation in the DNA, and then the altered life-form will continue to do the same thing until the universe burns up, "that will eventually cease to exist", due to the entropy of the universe.

Get it?

It sure shows how illogical evolution is. Keep the sig! What do you think about mine?

awesome quote, man.

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Cold-blooded murder is wrong. This is not my opinion, this is a fact of life.

In the middle ages your supposedly heroically xtian knights were able to slaughter the commons at will. But it wasn't only xtians, Japanese Samurai had the same "rights."

For that matter, your church and you churchie bastards are among the most grievous of cold-blooded murderers history has ever shown us, especially when you were trying to force people to believe in your stupid god.

Try again.

I can't believe you are trying to prove that what Jesus taught and the "religion" based upon it has anything to do with what some "Christians" did a long time ago. And you use these murdering actions to support the disbelief in God. Oh, I'm sorry, more evidence in the support of the lack of belief of God based on the lack of evidence.

That's like saying you don't believe in the person who invented baseball because there was a lot of baseball players in the past that cheated.

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The church saw nothing wrong in torture or murder.

That doesn't prove what Jesus taught, which is the basis of Christianity, is wrong and illogical.