Science was once a child of the church.

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I think that can only be true with humans who were before the time of Adam; which I believe existed, the scientific and Archaeological evidence is there. But I understand many here do not believe in God, thus in Adam, so I did not go there. I see civilization, or modern man, beginning with a knowledge and awareness of God, but that argument is useless on an Atheist board.

In the 7th millennium BC, Jiahu culture began in China.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_history

Kinda pre-dates A&E or the Garden of Eden (approx. 6,000 years ago/4th millennium bc)

I did the caps out of respect, but it shall be as you wish, atheist.

Glad to see at least one theist who can claim something other than ignorance for that particular mistake.

BTW, my name's not "atheist."

No, I am not that good at it. Just slightly below average.

Slightly? Took me seconds to find that bit about human culture pre-dating A&E by three thousand years and I'm no great researcher.

I don't know what God is , don't know his name or him. I am not Christian, so I do not believe in their trinity.

To capitalize God as you do denotes a jewish or a christer faith of one denomination of another. It is a proper name. Leaving it lowercase is the correct and generic term for any and all other gods ever created by humanity.

And proving God is not a grandiose thing to do, its quite simple. But its better to prove him to ones self, than somebodyelse.

Bullshit. Unless you have some seriously strong evidence for this claim.