Science and religion

[jstrodel]

Do you think it has any bearing what so ever, for instance, if someone has spent an hour or two every single day of his life trying to understand God, whereas, someone else has spent maybe 100 hours in their whole life thinking about ethical issues?

Here's your problem. God =/= morality. I care very much about morals. I don't believe in god. So in your mind I must be lying about one of those two. It is fallacious to claim that people will disregard god's existence because they don't care about morals, and it is fallacious to imply that not caring about morals is a strong factor in the non-belief in god.

Where does this break down?
All atheists are moral relativists
All moral relativists are nihilists
All atheists are nihilists (whether they call themselves nihilists or not it doesnt matter or having any bearing on whether their beliefs imply that or not)

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It's a two way exchange and opinions are not welcomed in such an exchange. Its not what you think, its what you can prove.

You have your own methods that you presuppose that determine your conclusions, and you will insist that you win every debate you are in, because you only look at from your own presuppositions. You are brainwashed and your mind is set on a technocratic liberal worldview, and you won't budge. Whatever.