Christianity Is The BEST Religion....

[LadyForCamus]

[vulcanlogician]

Hence why it's referred to as having faith in God, you need to get your boi Grandizer on board.

Is there anything a person can’t believe in based on faith, Huggy?

Abiogenesis from the sound of things.

[Kitan Etos]

Hence why it's referred to as having faith in God, you need to get your boi Grandizer on board.

Is there anything a person can’t believe in based on faith, Huggy?

That's the problem with faith; it allows for the belief in anything, no matter how illogical and unrealistic.

[The Valkyrie]

I believe I'll have a beer.

[Simon Moon]

Hence why it's referred to as having faith in God, you need to get your boi Grandizer on board.

Is there anything a person can’t believe in based on faith, Huggy?

Let me also add some other questions for Huggy.

1.5 billion Muslims also have faith that their god exists. 1 billion Hindus also have faith that their god exists.

So, tell us, how can faith be a reliable path to truth, if it can lead billions of people to the wrong god?

And here we are, unconvinced that any gods exist, and do not find faith to be a virtue (for me, faith is tantamount to gullibility), with equally unevidenced theistic claims to judge.

[polymath257]

[Cecelia]

Nah, Christianity is just as bad as most of the other religions.

Wicca seems okay I guess. I don't know much about it, but their only moral rule seems to be "As long as you aren't hurting anyone, do whatever you want."

I mean it's just as evidence lacking as the rest, but at least they don't try to mostly dictate how people live their lives. And they certainly don't knock on your door asking if you've heard the good news about the Triple Goddess.

[Godscreated]

[Astreja]

Science couldn't possibly know that and I know it is assumed that the Milky Way has absorbed more than one dwarf galaxy and that isn't knowable either. It's all guess work to build up a scientific fairy tale. The contradictions in astrophysics is outrageous and laughable. Scientist can't even come to an agreement on whether black holes exist or not.

You're just butt-hurt because science has real answers, while you're stuck with a god who got blindsided by a Talking Snake™ three chapters into Genesis.  

Now be a good little god-bot and get to work on solving that "yes, no, maybe" prayer quality control problem.

[Godscreated]

Yet you believe in evolution.

I don't have to "believe" in it.  My brother is a geneticist.  I've seen his work.

You mean you see what you want to see, evolution if it were a real thing would take to long for a person to see it in their life time.

I am convinced, based on the laboratory evidence that I've seen and the papers that I have read, that genetic lines do indeed change (with replication or suppression of specific alleles in response to the chemical makeup of the immediate environment, via stochastic switching), eventually diverging into separate species.

You are talking about man's manipulation, that has nothing to do with nature. Creationist have challenged evolution so strongly that evolutionary science is continually being change to divert attention away from the fact that no matter what you might want to see DNA can not gain new information.

Scientist say that the universe is destroying itself, that this galaxy is making few stars because it's running out of material for such activity and supposedly this is one of the younger galaxies. So if the universe is on a path to total destruction then why on this one little planet would evolution be in effect. Goes against all logic.

The reason it's going "against all logic" for you might have something to do with the fact that you're trying to solve a biochemical problem with astrophysics.

I'm not trying to solve biochemical anything with astrophysics, if the universe is destroying itself as they say then all of the universe should be headed down hill, as you would say everything must obey the laws of physics.

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