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Originally posted by ppkjjkpp
I hate to break it to you but most people in the world don't believe in evolution.
Must not be very compelling 'scientific' evidence.
Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
Originally posted by ppkjjkpp
I hate to break it to you but most people in the world don't believe in evolution.
i hate to break it to you, but that's the argument ad populum, which is a logical fallacy and proves absolutely nothing
Must not be very compelling 'scientific' evidence.
or they could just be ignorant of the evidence, undereducated, and/or denying it based on religious grounds.
Originally posted by Raistlyyn
So the question is, if i choose not to believe why would god punish me for exercising a right that he gave me in the first place? That does not make alot of sense to me.
Originally posted by Munro_DreadGod
In answer to the question - What would be the point of our existence if there was not something more!
Originally posted by belowtheinfluence
God is a man made idea.
Man most of the time doesnt get things like that right. For example most of the known world thought the world was flat. WRONG.
our planet is 4 billion years old man has been on it for 70,000 god was chillin watching ice ages, dinosaurs and nothing happen for A LONG TIME. Sorry, i dont believe god has the patience to sit and watch that happen lol. Its like watching grass grow how bad would that suck.
Originally posted by Nohup
Most of us don't even leave behind an image of ourselves on stone. And even then, stones are broken and wear away. So we are forgotten.
Originally posted by jimmyx
reply to post by funky monk
with all due respect...funky...the bible and the belief in the writings of the bible's oringinal text, was close to 2,000 years ago. and with that in mind, consider what the difference is between our life right now and that of just 500 years ago...surely you can't suggest that what people belived in 2000 years ago, has the same relevance as does what the actual life we are experienceing today. sorry for the convoluted sentencing, but todays reality is completely different from what is was 2000 years ago
Originally posted by madnessinmysoul
i hate to break it to you, but that's the argument ad populum, which is a logical fallacy and proves absolutely nothing
or they could just be ignorant of the evidence, undereducated, and/or denying it based on religious grounds.