@Celine And he can't even pull that. He spent half this reply chain either making up lies about me or pulling my level of education into question instead of actually arguing.
@MasterLee I would say that running away and blocking everyone shows the threadbare nature of any argument... but there was no argument, merely a series of laughable, ridiculous, unsupported claims.
@MasterLee Religion is one basis of prejudice. So is race/appearance, national origin, disability, sex, age, financial status, gender, and a lot more. Most of those are out of the control of someone which group the person is a member of. Religion though, is a choice. Do you want to be in the group with the Catholics, Baptists, Lutherans, Jews, Muslims, or some tribal faith. Everybody outside of that are "your enemy". That was fine in times of tribalism, when we had weapons of rocks or arrows. That is no longer fine, nor productive, nor useful when we live in a world with a global economy, where we can travel anywhere in the world in less than a day, when we have weapons which could destroy life on earth in a few minutes. In the current reality, religion, which might have given us comfort and explained the unknown in the past, has become an existential threat!
It neither meets any definition of being scientific not is it credible .. if you want to believe fairy stories that's fine, but don't dress them up as fact
@SW-User Did you debate the Hindu creation story? How about the Navajo creation story? Japanese/Shinto? Celtic creation story? Did you study these in science class? If so, just when did you study *anything* resembling science.
When you say you studied "Bible studies" and found the history very interesting - I most certainly hope that you studied those same historical periods from other cultures, at least in the region if not the world - except when the claim impacted the world - and compared and contrasted those stories to hypothesize about the truth? Most certainly, you didn't just read one history from one culture in school!
