RE: Evidence God Exists
May 7, 2010 at 11:47 pm
(This post was last modified: May 8, 2010 at 3:17 am by AngelThMan.)
tavarish Wrote:AngelThMan Wrote:Again showing your lack of brain power. Notice that I said believers, not Christians. Let's examine those numbers...
49% Christian
3% Unitarian
9% Jewish
7% agnostic
Total: 68%
3.6% atheist
9% no religion
Total: 12.6%
Total so far: 80.6%
Which means that 19.4% belong to other religions not mentioned, such as Islam, Jehovah's Witnesses, Latter Day Saints and Seventh-day Adventists.*
Tavarish Wrote:I'm going to start being nice to you now, because you just went off the deep end. How the hell do you just make up statistics?Wrong again!! You'll notice how Muslims and others were left off the list. Doesn't it make sense that there would be Mensa members who are Muslim? But they don't usually list all categories, especially if they make up smaller numbers. The atheist and none-religious members were covered in the categories which were listed for that. The remaining ones were part of smaller religions which were not listed (e.g. Islam). That's how these lists usually go.
Do you realize the answers were incomplete, which leads to a figure less than 100 percent? Hmm, perhaps they didn't answer questions because they felt none of the categories fit their belief/lack thereof.
You're just an arrogant kid who loves to argue, and throws temper tantrums when confronted. I'm done talking to you. You're ignorant and nasty to boot.
(May 7, 2010 at 3:37 pm)AngelThMan Wrote: As demonstrated, only 12.6% of Mensa members are either atheist or have no religion. The final tally: More than 80% of Mensa members are believers, and another 7% are agnostic. Which is what I said in the first place.
Tavarish Wrote:1. Your math is seriously lacking.Maybe you should look at your own retarded math??! 100% minus 12.6% (atheist and non-religious) = 87.4%
Tavarish Wrote:"Well OBVIOUSLY the other people believe in something! They must be Unitarians or Jehovah's Witnesses! It makes perfect sense!"First of all, Unitarians were listed. And I was listing other possible religions which were separated from Christians (as were Unitarians.) It makes perfect sense.