Atheism requires as much faith as religion?

Catcher1 wrote:

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No, but hey listen.
I'm headed to D.C., Supreme Court, gay marriage cases (Perry et al.). Participated in an amicus brief for Howard University, establishing that the current discrimination is no different to the racial/anti miscegenation discrimination that existed well into the 1960s.
Welcome to the new order, Buck.

ChristineM wrote:

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Projecting again Dave?

Mikko wrote:

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ID isn't science and that's a fact.

Dave Nelson wrote:

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The girl is back in all her glory.
Of course you would be happy with your grasp of reality. It is part of the pathology.
You are right about the inventions of man. He couldn't have invented them unless there was something to count.
However, there is a slipping into darkness by those that use them too much. They begin to worship them as entities.
I posted recently about modern math/physics being just another sect of number worshipers. A modern day Kabbalah.
It is curious how these Topix atheists have traits and attitudes of past civilizations. That Kabbalah, wanting to watch lions and Christians, and a few other archaic beliefs.
Christianity set the stage for modern science. Under it the greatest advances were made. Then these archaic thinkers hijacked science.
I don't think you are really concerned about where those lips have been. I think you are too impulsive to give it thought.

RiversideRedneck wrote:

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Don't argue about it with me, argue it with "mainstream science"....
"Life on Earth evolved from a universal common ancestor approximately 3.8 billion years ago."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution
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"The central idea of biological evolution is that all life on Earth shares a common ancestor"
evolution.berkeley.edu/
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"we all share a common ancestor in the distant past"
www.newscientist.com/topic/evolution
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The list goes on and on....
Your belief of evolution is HINGED on the assumption that all life came from one life.
And that guess is being taught to our youth as fact.

Eagle12 wrote:

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Yes it does and it goes with freedom. Freedom of choice and Freedom of religion.
I say you should start a revolution Comrade Aerobatty and throw out freedom and bring in old world Communism.
Viva zeee Revolution Comrade Aerobatty!!!

Dave Nelson wrote:

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That is because they are following a carefully constructed script and th logic based upon it. You have to understand this premise before you can understand that one, and the next, and the next, and the next before you get back to the same place. Same as studying Scriptures. With the same belief in the inerrancy of the logic.

ChristineM wrote:

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As you are happy with your pathology?
And a window cleaner could not climb ladders to clean you upstairs windows unless there were ladders.
As opposed to worshipping a bronze age guess at mythology as an entity?
Dave, do you have a degree in mathematical sciences? Number theory? Then you views and what you posted are irrelevant
Lions, christians, that’s a great idea, when’s the davesworld management putting on the show?
Actually is was pre christian Greeks that set the stage for modern mathematics and Islam that set the stage for modern science. Christianity tried to inhibit science, just ask Galileo
Again, what you think is irrelevant.

ChristineM wrote:

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What script? Your delusions don’t count.

Eagle12 wrote:

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Abiogenesis means:
I have no idea how it all started. I just know God didn’t do it because,……..well because.

Dave Nelson wrote:

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I'm not doing the projecting, lovey. That comes from far away.
Sweetness, you are but a pixel on the screen. Try to exercise something that was placed into your makeup. The ability for your mind to occupy another space before your body hits the screen. Look at the picture you are a part of from a higher vantage point. If you can muster the ability.

Dave Nelson wrote:

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This Greek mathematics?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pythagoreanism
No degrees in math, sweetie. Just the ability to fix physical things they can't.
Before leaning out the window of your ivory tower to view the world, make sure the window washer didn't leave any soapy water on the ledge.

Dave Nelson wrote:

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Do you have any nude pictures of yourself, or sexual activities you engage in that you can share with us? Something interesting since you aren't bringing much in the way of intellectual thought to these discussions. Pseudo and stamped out copies of such don't count.

ChristineM wrote:

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Only to you people like you with little understanding
To me it means a hypothetical means by which living organisms are created from nonliving matter.
Honey just because the process is not yet fully understood (but it is being worked on) does not mean you can throw in the town and say “I don’t understand do goddidit”

ChristineM wrote:

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Greek mathematics spanned much more than one guy, the first really well documented mathematician was Thales (although mathematics was known for hundreds of years before his life) and continues past Archimedes
No degree but an imagination born of Daveworld delusion and a belief in magic
And I must not forget to switch the gravity off

ChristineM wrote:

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No, have you?
As to what sexually excites your libido, I don’t really care what you masturbate to

Dave Nelson wrote:

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Do you have any nude pictures of yourself, or sexual activities you engage in that you can share with us? Something interesting since you aren't bringing much in the way of intellectual thought to these discussions. Pseudo and stamped out copies of such don't count.

Dave Nelson wrote:

http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/27/ world/europe/russia-meteor/ind ex.html?hpt=hp_t3
Waves, harmonics. Instruments sensitive enough to pick up frequencies we weren't designed to. One little rock. Felt all over the planet. Think of all the other energies occurring all of the time.
The earth is not as "solid" as you think.

polymath257 wrote:

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Solids tend to conduct sound faster than gases or liquids.