Don't dictate beliefs

[Very Cynical Person]

Langoliers wrote:

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Well he beats you! You appear not to think at all.
Your attempt to respond to each and every post has shown us all just how true the statement ( keep your mouth shut and hide your ignorance or open your mouth and show everyone just how stupid you are ). We can all see the latter in your case.

Are you one of those people that think we came from out of nothingness?

[Langoliers]

Khatru wrote:

<quoted text>Not a patch on the untold millions of fake miracles, cures, pieces of the cross, bones of saints, visions of Jesus, Mary, angels, etc, that religion has given us down the centuries.

Science is the best guide to this reality that we have, it's far more accurate than any of the many different holy writings that men claim has been authored by (or inspired by) the creator of the universe.

The success of science has been nothing short of spectacular and you know what? It will go on succeeding.

Remember. Of all the mysteries that science has provided explanations for, none of them have turned out to be magic.

Go ahead and worship your science here's a little tidbit you might want to know about your science.

When testing the first atomic bomb scientist were not sure that the chain reaction would stop or completely ingulf the entire planet. They took the chance!

[Langoliers]

-Skeptic- wrote:

<quoted text>God isn't real, stop lying to intelligent atheists who've proven you wrong about Creationism already.

Go away Skippy

[Langoliers]

Khatru wrote:

<quoted text>I was wondering whether you frequent a website called "Answers in Genesis"

I know that many believers do.

Here's what it has to say about the length of a day...

"Some creationists (especially progressive creationists) believe that the days listed in Genesis 1 are not ordinary 24-hour days, but are periods of varying length (depending on the practitioner). This allows them to make the creation account fit with secular ideas about the age of the universe. After all, the word day has several meanings even in English (as it does in the original Hebrew).

However, the account in Genesis is emphatic that the creation week consisted of six consecutive 24-hour periods, qualifying this with “morning/evening” and ordinal numbers (first, second, etc.). In fact, this was the general understanding of the account until recent times, when anti-biblical ideas crept into the church."

The Bible is unambiguous when it gives the ratio of the circumference of the circle to its diameter as 3.

All these explanations do is to try and convince the reader that the plain meaning of the text is not the obvious one.

If the Bible doesn't really mean what it says in this scripture then it can be just as misleading in other scriptures.

Every lie you've stated about the bible has been refuted.

When one spew lies as often as you do then their words become worthless just as yours words have.

[Langoliers]

-Skeptic- wrote:

<quoted text>Why not condense your 6 posts of lying retarded Creationist bullsh*t into 1 post?

Do you really think we're going to get converted to your cult by mere exposure to your bullsh*t?

Go away Skippy

[Chess Jurist]

Langoliers wrote:

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Go away Skippy

This is Christianity.

Just say no.

[Langoliers]

Chess Jurist wrote:

<quoted text>Because you're lying.

Nope

It's the truth. You are the liar.
You wouldn't know the truth if it was a one ton bison standing on your chest.

[Langoliers]

Chess Jurist wrote:

<quoted text>Take a deep breath, back away from the keyboard slowly, and ask forgiveness for stealing the Jewish god.

Personally, I don't blame you; I blame Paul.

It would appear you are a sock of the puppet. That would make you a sock puppet, in other words you can't do a thing with out someone's hand shoved up your azz clear to your head.

[Langoliers]

Chess Jurist wrote:

<quoted text>A 9 year old just for noticing the Eucharist?

Catholic priest, eh?

Sock puppet

[Chess Jurist]

Langoliers wrote:

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Nope
It's the truth. You are the liar.
You wouldn't know the truth if it was a one ton bison standing on your chest.

Childish nonsense.

[Langoliers]

Very Cynical Person wrote:

<quoted text>Are you one of those people that think we came from out of nothingness?

Are you one of those people that believe all life sprang forth in a puddle of goo as a single cell organism and evolved in to all live to have ever lived on this planet?

[Chess Jurist]

Langoliers wrote:

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Nope
It's the truth. You are the liar.
You wouldn't know the truth if it was a one ton bison standing on your chest.

The you can identify the "top Hebrew scholars"? And you can provide cites where they "all agree that the writer of Genesis 1 intended the word day to mean 24 hours."

I'll wait.

[Chess Jurist]

Langoliers wrote:

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Sock puppet

More childishness.

[Langoliers]

Very Cynical Person wrote:

<quoted text>Are you one of those people that think we came from out of nothingness?

Lets look at your believe.

Evolution: when you think of it you would have start at the very beginning with the primordial soup. Let's go back to the making of the soup. Rain falling on rocks for millions and millions of years washing the correct minerals and elements into a puddle to combine with the correct gases over millions of years. Then to make the fairy tail really good some thing some how created the spark of life and a speck of life came forth. Now this very primitive ( the most primitive life form ever ) lived long enough to mutate and mutate billions of times creating all forms of life ever to exist. Plants and animals adding more and more DNA along the way. Perfecting host and symbiont relationships. Fish and mammals swimming in the oceans some with gills others with blow holes then the birds in the sky and of course the birds that can't fly. Insects and ticks and worms.
Grass and trees and flowers. All from the speck of life that sprang to life with who knows how long of a life span.
Creating some as in algae to create oxygen that would be needed for the life forms that were to follow as it just kept mutating and adding DNA until the arrival of the great ape who figured it all out with no room for error and stood on his soap box and proclaimed this is how it happened no other explanation is possible.

[Langoliers]

Very Cynical Person wrote:

<quoted text>Are you one of those people that think we came from out of nothingness?

Do you believe in the Big Bang?

According to the Big Bang, the whole universe started out as a tiny spinning object. This object would have been in a frictionless environment. The Conservation of Angular Momentum tells us that in a frictionless environment, if pieces fly off a spinning object they tend to spin in the same direction. This is due to the fact that the outer part is spinning faster than the inner part. If this whole universe began from the big bang, everything should be spinning the same way. However, everything is not spinning in the same direction. Two of the planets, Venus and Uranus, rotate backwards. Six of the moons in the solar system also rotate backwards...that pretty tough on the big bang theory

[Chess Jurist]

Langoliers wrote:

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Do you believe in the Big Bang?
According to the Big Bang, the whole universe started out as a tiny spinning object. This object would have been in a frictionless environment. The Conservation of Angular Momentum tells us that in a frictionless environment, if pieces fly off a spinning object they tend to spin in the same direction. This is due to the fact that the outer part is spinning faster than the inner part. If this whole universe began from the big bang, everything should be spinning the same way. However, everything is not spinning in the same direction. Two of the planets, Venus and Uranus, rotate backwards. Six of the moons in the solar system also rotate backwards...that pretty tough on the big bang theory

I'm still waiting for your identification of the "top Hebrew scholars" and cites to where they "all agree that the writer of Genesis 1 intended the word day to mean 24 hours."

You got those yet?

After that, we can talk about the Catholic priest who came up with the big bang theory.

And then, maybe,

Langoliers wrote:

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Do you believe in the Big Bang?
According to the Big Bang, the whole universe started out as a tiny spinning object. This object would have been in a frictionless environment. The Conservation of Angular Momentum tells us that in a frictionless environment, if pieces fly off a spinning object they tend to spin in the same direction. This is due to the fact that the outer part is spinning faster than the inner part. If this whole universe began from the big bang, everything should be spinning the same way. However, everything is not spinning in the same direction. Two of the planets, Venus and Uranus, rotate backwards. Six of the moons in the solar system also rotate backwards...that pretty tough on the big bang theory

I'm still waiting for your identification of the "top Hebrew scholars" and cites to where they "all agree that the writer of Genesis 1 intended the word day to mean 24 hours."

You got those yet?

After that, we can talk about the Catholic priest who came up with the big bang theory.

And then, maybe, VCP can address your above confusion.

[MASTER]

Chess Jurist wrote:

<quoted text>Childish nonsense.

Yes, Yes you are.

[MASTER]

Chess Jurist wrote:

<quoted text>More childishness.

So you've changed name again Khatru.

Sock puppet!

[MASTER]

Chess Jurist wrote:

I'm still waiting for your identification of the "top Hebrew scholars" and cites to where they "all agree that the writer of Genesis 1 intended the word day to mean 24 hours."

You got those yet?

After that, we can talk about the Catholic priest who came up with the big bang theory.

And then, maybe, Langoliers wrote, "<quoted text>
Do you believe in the Big Bang?
According to the Big Bang, the whole universe started out as a tiny spinning object. This object would have been in a frictionless environment. The Conservation of Angular Momentum tells us that in a frictionless environment, if pieces fly off a spinning object they tend to spin in the same direction. This is due to the fact that the outer part is spinning faster than the inner part. If this whole universe began from the big bang, everything should be spinning the same way. However, everything is not spinning in the same direction. Two of the planets, Venus and Uranus, rotate backwards. Six of the moons in the solar system also rotate backwards...that pretty tough on the big bang theory
"

I'm still waiting for your identification of the "top Hebrew scholars" and cites to where they "all agree that the writer of Genesis 1 intended the word day to mean 24 hours."

You got those yet?

After that, we can talk about the Catholic priest who came up with the big bang theory.

And then, maybe, VCP can address your above confusion.

Please wait quietly.

[derek4]

Chess Jurist wrote:

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Repeating your dishonesty just makes you more dishonest, child.
The actual Darwin quote is here:
http://www.topix.com/forum/religion/atheism/T...
Lying for Jesus is just lying. Lying for Jesus repeatedly may require professional intervention.

No, we don't know that you have the actual quote since Darwin isn't here to speak to us about it. So, we go with the quote I posted (below) since I found it everywhere on the internet, by all kinds of sources. Here's what you need to do: Type the quote into Google (do you know how?) and hit the search button. You will find all the sources where the quote appears. Now you need to get busy and contact all the publishers of those web pages to get it corrected if you think they have it wrong, since I know you don't want any errors on the internet. Yo will be busy for a very long time. We will miss you, since you won't have any time left over to post in the forum.

“Often a cold shudder has run through me, and I have asked myself whether I may have not devoted myself to a fantasy.”
Charles Darwin