Atheism the unscientific belief (part one, two, and three)

[Iroscato]

You know what, the phrase, "Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence" is dumb. It is evidence. Not outright proof, but it's a piece of evidence to consider. If someone tells me Godzilla just ran down my high street, but it all looks perfectly normal, then that's evidence against the claim.

Let's see if we can get to 100 pages with zero evidence being put forward.

What am I saying? That's no challenge, it's a certainty.

As sure as the sun will rise. (Despite my best attempts to convert its mass into a wormhole to allow my Horde to flood into this reality, ready to conquer the cosmos at my command)

[SofaKingHigh]

[Angrboda]

No, I keep repeating it's not evidence because it isn't evidence.  I even explained to you why this last piece wasn't evidence.  Yet you ignore the truth in favor of a story that fits with your dogma.  Consistent stories aren't evidence because for any fact there are a thousand stories that are consistent with it. Neither is copy pasting a bunch of bull that "yogis say" as you did in the blue part that I snipped any kind of evidence.

Our physical senses are not able to perceive much at all except for physical things so if you rely on
your physical senses you will never be able to understand a thing.
Obviously yog.
Today a new wave of scientists and physicists are more and more of the opinion that everything
is made of energy and this energy derive from pure consciousness which many call God.
Science is slowly but relentless cross the corral of physicality to enter a new arena or place where
more answers can be found.
Now they understand more and more that everything vibrate.
Even a table that doesn't show any
movement is in fact made of billions of atoms that vibrate but we can not see with our eyes.
As more technology come at hand more knowledge is possible.

Here an interesting site about this new wave of perceiving the reality although i may not agree 100%.

http://www.one-mind-one-energy.com/

So, consciousness is what the universe is made of, matter and energy are just two of the forms that consciousness takes.

Back to diversions and blank assertions. You're really sad.

[Whateverist]

Let's see if we can get to 100 pages with zero evidence being put forward.

Piece of cake.

[Iroscato]

Let's see if we can get to 100 pages with zero evidence being put forward.

Piece of cake.

Yes plz.

Wait, I'm cutting out sugar.

No thanks ._.

*Sweats profusely*

[Anomalocaris]

Our physical senses are not able to perceive much at all except for physical things so if you rely on
your physical senses you will never be able to understand a thing.
Obviously yog.
Today a new wave of scientists and physicists are more and more of the opinion that everything
is made of energy and this energy derive from pure consciousness which many call God.
Science is slowly but relentless cross the corral of physicality to enter a new arena or place where
more answers can be found.
Now they understand more and more that everything vibrate.
Even a table that doesn't show any
movement is in fact made of billions of atoms that vibrate but we can not see with our eyes.
As more technology come at hand more knowledge is possible.

Here an interesting site about this new wave of perceiving the reality although i may not agree 100%.

http://www.one-mind-one-energy.com/

So, consciousness is what the universe is made of, matter and energy are just two of the forms that consciousness takes.

Back to diversions and blank assertions.  You're really sad.

The sadder part is other people act as if their own time is as worthless as his.

[LastPoet]

Enrico, the woo master. Must be painful to keep pulling bricks out of one's ass... sideways.

[Whateverist]

It really is .. not that I would know.

[Homeless Nutter]

Enrico, the woo master. Must be painful to keep pulling bricks out of one's ass... sideways.

That's why hindus practice yoga - the ancient and arcane art of stretching. I'll bet Rik could casually fart out a cinderblock, without breaking a sweat, by now.

Ever wondered why yogis tend to sit on rugs, or naked ground rather than on chairs? Is it only because making furniture is hard work, requiring at least some basic understanding of physics? Is it because they're reluctant to use underwear, or toilet paper, making it impractical to sit on anything that can't be easily hosed down? Or is it in fact largely because their rectums are so loose, that most chairs, stools, or ottomans would just slide right in and disappear, with a satisfying slurping noise?... Yeah, I like that - I'm going to think that.

[jenny1972]

wow this thread is still active ? has it been determined yet if atheism is an unscientific belief or not lol this is actually one of the first threads i posted in - a month ago