WSJ article:Science Increasingly Makes the Case for God

blackzeus

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Him using the article to disingenuously further his faith also b*stardizes what the article states. So you have a problem with me speaking on what the article is implying, but not him on using it disingenuously? OK.



He takes a pro-Christian stance on every thread ever posted on here, while beingly highly critical of other religions and faiths. He's an incognito Christian who googles pictures of books he didnt read (that also happen to contradict his points) .



How so? How does it discredit Hinduism, jainism, paganism, etc..? Please tell me?

How does it discredit the simulation theory?



If you paid attention to what I wrote, I only said the article makes the case for A LOT of things. I never said anything but.



This is just absurd Creationist nonsense. The fact that you and Dafunkdoc share belief systems explains so much.

1) You accuse of @Dafunkdoc_Unlimited of being Christian when A) first and foremost, that has nothing to do with the point of the article, B) He's not Christian C) How is he using it disingenuously? By telling you you're wrong? :mjlol:

2) No he hasn't taken a pro Christan stance :snoop: The funny thing about atheists/evolutionists is that you try to insinuate that Christian = no scientific basis when that is far from the truth, you guys fight so hard to discredit it, it's seems to be almost an obsession at times :heh:

3) The article doesn't discredit any other religion nor the simulation theory. That was my point when I said ID /= Christianity. Reading is fundamental :snoop:

4) You seem to have a hard-on for Christianity, we've been talking about ID and Deism :manny:
 

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Because we happen to exist in a perfect space for our needs. What are the odds This perfect planet, with a zillion different species and plants just HAPPENS to exist? It's hard for me to believe it's just blind luck
Let's assume that this premise is correct, (Mount Everest be damned)
Do we agree that your claim or assertion is that perfect things are created by willful beings only, without exception or rarely with exception?
 

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I lean to the preponderance of evidence that is reproducible showing how light active proteins can generate inorganic and eventually organic molecules...and you seem to want to think its all "design"

So, show me what non-design looks like.

This is what happens when you make assertions, and overshoot the legitimacy of the fallibility of your argument.

Where is this evidence of simple proteins evolving into complex molecular organisms in a reproducible experiment ? I'll be waiting :troll:
 

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He takes a pro-Christian stance on every thread ever posted on here, while beingly highly critical of other religions and faiths.

LOL, I know the text better than pretty much everyone on this site. That's what happens when it's used against you as a kid in a Born-Again Christian household.

I'm not being Pro-Christian. I know what the text states to defend myself from Christians.

I can't be highly critical of other religions if they're not discussed, so that's a lie, and the Muslims on this site know their text better than I do.

I let them handle your ignorance.

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:heh: What is this? 4th Grade? Grow up.

Your insults are spurious and your 'challenge' speaks of desperation and a sand-encrusted vagina.​


Are you up for a debate on a podcast or not? Things are much different when you have to actually articulate your position.

Yes or no, simple answer.
 

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Are you up for a debate on a podcast or not? Things are much different when you have to actually articulate your position.

Yes or no, simple answer.

I don't care if 'things are different'. I already 'articulated' my position.......​
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Nah, I prefer bashing you like the bully you are just like this.​


 

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fukk you mean perfect planet?? are you aware of how many things are trying to kill us? are you aware of how many diseases there on this planet that could wipe us out? if your god was so goddamn powerful he wouldn't allow aids, the plague, and a load of other shyt to wreak havoc on our population.

god is good but he lets mankind's population bounce up and down like fukking tennis balls.



i can't stand it when people use science to justify higher beings.

shyt.. we have a higher chance of harry potter being real than jesus and allah and them other mythical creatures.

Yes, the human race is on the verge of extinction. :mjlol:

Let's assume that this premise is correct, (Mount Everest be damned)
Do we agree that your claim or assertion is that perfect things are created by willful beings only, without exception or rarely with exception?

I think this planet was and everything we use here was not by mistake.
 

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there are several pieces by respected scientists that have refuted this dressed up god-of-the-gaps article. :manny:
 

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Yes, the human race is on the verge of extinction. :mjlol:



I think this planet was and everything we use here was not by mistake.
I never said we were on the verge of extinction. Silly goofy ass trying to put words in my mouth.. I'm highlighting the sheer amount of deadly forces able to end our lives, and I said how they affected mankind's population, but I never said as of this moment we're at risk. Actually with these stupidass religious ISIS mofukkas we might be.
 
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