Evolution? How?

When the flag flaps or I fart, I know there is wind. If I'm breathing, I know there is oxygen. Who wants to see my carbon dioxide? I don't! Why should I need to prove any of these things? If you are curious enough about them, you should look for them. I don't have such needs. Happy hunting. I have better things to do with my time then to answer your silly q's.

cicerone imposter wrote:

I must continue to provide the negatives to your post, because you always talk in circles without making any sense. You continue to make statements that you can't back up with facts and proof. You continue to use circular logic that cannot be used as proof in the real world. Faith is not proof.

And what proof did you offer to back up your claim that there is no afterlife, Imposter?

Assertion is not proof.

Intrepid, There's a huge difference between having faith in "wind" and "god." You can't see that difference, because you are brain-washed. I don't need to prove or have faith that there is wind, because the evidence is all around me. Your god is a creation by people who wrote a comic book called the bible, and that's the only "proof" you have that he exists. No contest in which one to have faith in. The comic book bible god is a joke.

A gaseous atmosphere is demonstrable because of air pressure, as was understood by the Greeks thousands of years ago, before the Jesus dodge was even dreamed up.

Intrepid, Yes, you are brain-washed. If you were born in Asia, it's more likely you would believe in the buddhist or hindu religion, and your belief/faith would be directed in their theology. Your religious belief is just an accident of your birth; nothing more, nothing less. Most cultures that developed a religion believed it with all their heart and soul, and the dogmas that were taught became their religious belief. There were many kinds of religions before the creation of the bible god. The people who believed in their religion thought it was the right religion - somewhat similar to how christians feel about their religion today. They made sacrifices - sometimes animals and sometimes humans, because they knew their religion was blessed by their god.

Humans never outgrew the need to believe in some omnipotent god; christianity is only one of many religions created to satisfy that need.

Touchy - touchy. Crap heh? Hit a nerve, did I? LOL

Your family may have or not have believed in the bible god, but in the US, over 90 percent are christians. The environment just got to you!

If the majority of Americans happened to be buddhist, you'd prolly be a buddhist today. Just a fact of life.

LOL

Touchy - touchy. Crap heh? Hit a nerve, did I? LOL

Your family may have or not have believed in the bible god, but in the US, over 90 percent are christians. The environment just got to you!

If the majority of Americans happened to be buddhist, you'd prolly be a buddhist today. Just a fact of life.

LOL

When any individual doesn't believe in something, especially religion, it's not paranoia. It may sound like "paraoid" to you, because you follow the crowd in lock-step that defies logic.

I was never all that smart; never claimed to be smart, and I know I'm not all that bright All my siblings are much smarter than I, and they are all christians.

On the other hand, my wife graduated from high school, nursing school, and college with honors, but she's a buddhist.

Our older son graduated summa cum laude and with honors from his graduate degree. I was never that smart.

Most of my friends are well educated. I have friiends all around the world. They include doctors, lawyers, judges, law professors, retired colelge professors, petrophysicist, physicsts, accountants, educators, pharmacist, engineers, businessmen, actors, and even a professional singer who lives near London.

My older brother was an administrative judge, my younger brother is an ophthalmologist turned politician, and my sister is a nurse.

Not too bad for a dumb geezer like me.