Someone negged me for saying someone negged me.:chuckle:
Soooo tempting to neg rep you, just so you can say "someone neg repped me for saying that someone neg repped me for saying..." oh you get the picture.But I don't neg rep, so there goes that idea. :laff:
"Vatican blasts 'Golden Compass' as Godless""VATICAN CITY - The Vatican has condemned the film The Golden Compass, which some have called anti-Christian, saying it promotes a cold and hopeless world without God."" The Vatican newspaper said the film and Pullman's writings showed that "when man tries to eliminate God from his horizon, everything is reduced, made sad, cold and inhumane". "http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1501119/story.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=10483469That is truly arrogant. Personally I think it's the other way - the universe is a much more interesting place without God. What religious people are missing out on is the truly amazing fact that life and intelligent beings could arise spontaneously from interactions among atoms. At all stages in the process there is wonder and excitement. All they have is a cliche ridden creation myth. How boring.(attack on atheists returned)
those pricks pull shit out of their arse like no tomorrow. who decided man needs a go-between to talk to god. fuck the pope and his fish hat.
At least some of the Big bang theory can be proven.The Bible states god said some "stuff" and the planets apeared..right.Ok as it stands,there is only one element found on Earth which can NOT be created by the Earth's natural processes,and it's Uranium.Scientists already know that uranium can only be produced from an explosion FAAAAAR greater than any on earth has ever occured,meaning that quite simply either Earth was created from an explosions,or aliens brought Uranium here ,and stuck it under the ground.
That is truly arrogant. Personally I think it's the other way - the universe is a much more interesting place without God. What religious people are missing out on is the truly amazing fact that life and intelligent beings could arise spontaneously from interactions among atoms. At all stages in the process there is wonder and excitement. All they have is a cliche ridden creation myth. How boring.
All the heavy elements are created when a star explodes in a supernova. The elements then group together and form planets.And it's not just Uranium, pretty much all heavier elements can not be created naturally on Earth.
Many religious people do believe in he truly amazing fact that life and intelligent beings could arise spontaneously from interactions among atoms.
Thank you for your insight.I was actually watching the history channel last week and they showed a method(which most scientists agree on) on how the Earth was created and it was quite magnificent.It involves huge amounts of raw energy from such explosions and contact and easily layes the basis to create such elements.
religious people is quite a wide subject area. what religious group would these people belong to? surely not christian or muslims, that would undermine all their beliefs.
Hmmmmmm ..................................... generalise MUCH?I don't even know what to say in the face of such ignorance. Obviously I can't speak for muslims, but I know there is alot of acceptance of science in the Christian circles I'm part of. It doesn't undermine different beliefs to see ways in which those different beliefs can co-exist.Even worse, we covered this already.
so your telling me its possible to believe god created the earth and adam and eve in 6 days and at the sametime believe the earth was created during the big bang? thats must be some funky logic you have to explain that
My point wasn't what people believe, it was that you were generalising all Christians and Muslims as believing the same things, which is not true.
What you're assuming is that all Christians believe that God created the earth in 6 exact days, and that creation happened EXACTLY as stated in Genesis. Not all Christians believe that. Sure I believe God had a hand in creation - it just seems to me that a Big Bang would be a pretty handy way of creating a universe, if I were so inclined.
I wish more people thought like you Flea. More religious people that is.
The best thing about Finance Minister Bill English\'s latest Budget is that it does finally signal a much greater role for the private sector in the New Zealand economy. And another step along the way to extract this country from the political cul-de-sac in which Helen Clark\'s Labour Government parked us.
Ignorance isn't mutually exclusive to the religious.