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PracticalManiac
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It's funny how your almost never born atheist, you become atheist. I personally think the whole religion thing is far fetched. Why cant we just be dead after we die? Why does there HAVE to be an afterlife? Dont get me wrong i respect others decisions, I just don't believe in it, who's with me? I'm going to be some grass fertilizer one day And home to some maggots + worms.

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MageGrayWolf
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Just for something to consider.

Girl prays to CAUSE Japanese earthquake

More on the lady.
Religion: Poison For The Mind

Squidbears
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I still cant believe that people would think their god loves everyone, then believe that the same god shows himself by killing thousands... *sigh*

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We are all born innocent with no thought of religon. And even if there was no religon and we just went into oblivion after death then why not just make your life worthy enough for you to be satisfied. besides even if you die you can't really disappear if people still have memories and knowledge of your existence.

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I still cant believe that people would think their god loves everyone, then believe that the same god shows himself by killing thousands... *sigh*


I believe it isn't the God killing, so much that he gives people the will to do what they choose, and only interefers but so much
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Squidbears- I believe this is the only way many people can validate their existence. No matter what people's god do they need a reason to live and take steps forward otherwise people would just seep in despair.

PracticalManiac
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[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxqy32SFW-w&feature=related]

PracticalManiac
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Woops that was an accidental post. ^

This video is pretty awesome, it is an analogy of religion, check it out. I thank MageGrayWolf for his awesome video posts that lead me to this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxqy32SFW-w&feature=related

MageGrayWolf
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxqy32SFW-w&feature=related


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MageGrayWolf
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Squidbears- I believe this is the only way many people can validate their existence. No matter what people's god do they need a reason to live and take steps forward otherwise people would just seep in despair.


You can find reason to live without bowing to a sadistic vengeful being. Even if one needs to believe in such flights of fancy as a deity to find meaning in their life, why pick one that has to be constantly justified and excuses away?
gaboloth
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yay, Christians ignored my question again... I love WEPR.

MageGrayWolf
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yay, Christians ignored my question again... I love WEPR.


Would the answer have made any sense anyway?
Highfire
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Never does it make sense MageGrayWolf... Never... :<

I would put out an argument but I think Mage already done it all for me.
Eventually this thread is going to die out from a lack of religious people going up against Thread-Champion MageGrayWolf.

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Or may be Evolution doesn't exist? I'm only using your logic.


If the statement that God and evolution can't co-exist is true and evolution is a fact then by those standards God can't exist.

Actually, without God, none of us would exist, because there would be no creator.


Don't need a creator for life to form, just the correct chemicals in the right environment. But the origin of life (abiogenesis) has nothing to do with the changes it underwent once it did exist (evolution).


So anybody who doesn't live with there parents has not rules to follow, nor do they have to follow rules?


They just don't have their parents rules, unless they want to keep following those rules, but if they decide not to they won't have their parents punishing them for it.

My mother tells me not to stand in the interstate during rush-hour traffic. I choose not to obey her, and the consequences of my action is me getting hit by a car. So, in a sense, I AM punished for not obeying my mother's advice.


Just because advice makes sense doesn't mean it had to come from your parents.

Man is born dead in sin, and is an evil creature. So yes, you, me, and all other humans are wicked and deserve to die.


Still wonder why I find this religion to be sick?! Infant deserve death for just being human, a condition that GOD set up in the first place! Not to mention they are being condemned for an action they didn't even do themselves. These standards being put forth are completely sick and twisted. I honestly have a hard time believing you actually look at an infant and thing "OHH, what a wicked evil creature! Look at those cute little cheeks!"

Not to mention how this fits perfectly with Batter wife syndrome "I'm worthless and deserved that beating", "It was my fault he got mad and hit me", "you, me, and all other humans are wicked and deserve to die". Notice any similarities in these statements?

God's love and mercy has saved us from his justice (and everlasting torment in Hell),


He's saving us form his actions and the situation he set up in the first place? That hardly sounds like love to me? And an eternal punishment doesn't sound like mercy or justice.

through the birth, crucifixiatiion, death, and ascension of his Son, Jesus Christ.


What God in all his omnipotent glory couldn't just say "your forgiven" he had to have his human blood sacrifice? And even after this we still have to say sorry and consider ourselves vile even after being forgiven? I got a few choice words for all this but they would all just end up looking like this ****.

There are three main variants of Mitochondrial DNA in humans. Coencidentally, Noah had three daughters...


Daughter inlaws actually but what's your point?

Again, Gene Squares.


Wait are you talking about this?
https://fc.cps.edu/~rpatel2/S0B8C98B9.24/Act%2061.pdf

This only shows the every basic concepts of such a process, there is much more to it.

3 and 4 is essentially describing evolution. So you're saying that "Evolution happens, because Evolution happens." Circular Reasoning, anybody?


3 describes natural selection the process that drives evolution. while 4 brings up the direct observation of evolution through natural selection in progress.

So it's saying evolution happens through natural selection and we observe it happening.

Again, you claim facts as if they grew on trees. But you have yet to show me any facts. It you're unwilling to back up your claims, than you should leave the thread.


You can read and watch videos.
29+ Cases for Macroevolution
An Account of a Debate with a Creationist
An Account of the 1993 Creation Conference
All About Archaeopteryx
Ancient Molecules and Modern Myths
Arachaeopteryx: Answering the Challenge of the Fossil Record
Are Mutations Harmful?
Attributing False Attributes to Thermodynamics
Bombadier Beetles and the Argument of Design
The 'Burdick Print'
Creationism and the Platypus
Creationist Arguments: Java Man
Creationist Arguments: The Monkey Quote
Creationist Arguments: Neandertals
Creationist Arguments: Peking Man
A Creationist Exposed: Gish
Creationist Whppoers
Creationists and Pithecanthropines
The Creation Research Society's Creed
Darwin's Black Box: Irredicule Complexity or Irrepoducible Irreducibility?
Digit Numbering and Limb Development
Dino Blood Redux
Dinosaur Footprints in Coal
Dinosaur Valley State Park
Do Human Tracks Occur in the Kayenta of Arizona?
Debate: Edwards vs. Aguillard
Entropy, Disorder and Life
Evidence for Evolution
The Evolution of Improved Fitness
The Evolution of the Woodpecker's Tongue
Five Major Misconceptions About Evolution
Fossil Hominids: The Evidence for Evolution
Fossil Hominids: Lucy
Genetic Algorithims and Evolutionary Computation
Geologic References in the Paluxy Controversy
How Good are those Young Earth Arguments: A Close Look at Dr. Hovind's List of Young-Earth Arguments and Other Claims
Horse Evolution: Hyrocatherium and Hyrax
IRC Graduate School Catalogue and List of Publications
Images of Neandertals
Information Theory and Creationism: Spetner and Biological Information
Jury-Rigged Design
Kansas Evolution Hearings
Lucy's Knee Joint
A Matter of Degree: Carl Baugh's Alleged Credentials
Observed Instances of Speciation
On Archaeopteryx, Astronomers and Forgery
On the Heels of Dinosaurs
The Origin of Whales and the Power of Independent Evidence
An Overview of Dinosaur Tracking
Peking Man and Homo erectus
Plaigiarised Errors and Molecular Genetics
Publish or Perish: Some Published Works on Biochemical Evolution
A Response to Ashby Camps 'Critique'
Response to Casey Luskin
A Response to Wayne Jackson
Review: Bones of Contention
A Review of IRC's Impact Article 151
A Review of NBC's 'The Mysterious Origins of Man'
Review: Science of Today and the Problems of Genesis
Review: The Image of God
Sauropods, Elephants,Weightlifters
Sea-Monster or Shark?
Scientific Creationism and Error
Scientists Challenge Claim for 60,000 year old Mungo DNA
The Second Law of Thermodynamics, Evolution and Probability
Suspicious Creationist Credentials
A Tale of Two Teeth
The Taylor Site 'Man Tracks'
Ted Holden's Frequent Questions Answered
Ted Holden's World
The Texas Dinosaur/'Man Track' Controversy
Transitional Vertevrate Fossils FAQ
A Visit to the IRC Museum

Lets Test Them: Evolution vs. Creationism
Irrefutable Proof of Evolution- Part 1 (mtDNA, ERVs, Fusion)
Proof of Evolution - Part 2 (Summation)
Proof of Evolution - Part 3 (Atavisms and Fossils- censored)
How Evolution Works- Introduction (Part I)
How Evolution Works- Forces (Part 2)
How Evolution Works Part 3- DNA
How Evolution Works Part 4- Mutations
How Evolution Works Part 5- Natural Selection
How Evolution Works 6- The Constraints of Evolution
How Evolution Works 7: Speciation
Evidence for Evolution, Part I
Evidence for Evolution, Part II
Evidence for Evolution, Part III
Evolution IS a Blind Watchmaker
The Evolution of the Flagellum
Evolution of the Bombardier Beetle
How Evolution Causes an Increase in Information, Part I
How Evolution Causes an Increase in Information, Part II
6 -- Natural Selection Made Easy
7 -- The Theory of Evolution Made Easy

Okay I'm getting tired of this level of ignorance. Would a reference thread for evolution be of benefit or should I make one on the basic scientific method instead? Each one is going to take different research and fact checking and compiling into something coherent. What do you guys think would be of more use?
Squidbears
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when you say basic scientific method, would you explain theories,laws, etc? because i think that'd help a lot.. you could always stick evolution in there somewhere too

gaboloth
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There are three main variants of Mitochondrial DNA in humans. Coencidentally, Noah had three daughters...

yup, i get you point, but since the bible is kinda newer than the separation of the human DNA variants, so it's more likely that since there were 3 main human kinds, they invented the story of the three sons.
also, a DNA variation is quite a long story, so it's also unlikely that the three sons had enough time to have a relevant DNA change.
not to mention that you're trying to prove god by using evolutionary concepts, aka absolute nonsense. you prove a statement with some arguments, and then you notice than your arguments go against your original statement. lol.
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