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ForeverOnMyGuard · 22-25, F
No, science doesn't disprove religion and religion doesn't rule out science. For all scientists know, a higher being could have started the Big Bang and created the universe. Science has proven religion wrong in a few ways, but honestly it's not that big of a deal. It's stuff like, "the Earth was created over millions of years" and "dinosaurs", but the bible kind of explains that in Genesis. God created the world in 7 days, but who knows if they mean 24 hour days or "God-days" which are a few million years each? Time is a concept created by man
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Adogslife · 61-69, M
@RedWidow: (in your support) I do get your point, but to those of us thought to be heretics, religion is f'ing scary. The whole God vs Allah has the world consumed in strife and millions dying for complete bullshit.
Place me in good ole Massachusetts a mere 400 (or less) years ago and you'd be toasting marshmallows while I was being burned at the stake. That's pretty close to where third world Islam is now. And I'm supposed to be comfortable? I think you've lost your collective minds.
When I walk into your church, I don't feel the comfort of your god or anyone else's. My hackles stir as I watch the robotic masses magically dazed by their incantations. I've always felt the imminent fear of a pending lighting strike, like a tornado finding its sweet spot amongst the denizens of the local trailer park.
Your faith has killed more than a hundred holocausts. No wonder you believe in Hell. You've created it within your proximity, before death, not after.
Place me in good ole Massachusetts a mere 400 (or less) years ago and you'd be toasting marshmallows while I was being burned at the stake. That's pretty close to where third world Islam is now. And I'm supposed to be comfortable? I think you've lost your collective minds.
When I walk into your church, I don't feel the comfort of your god or anyone else's. My hackles stir as I watch the robotic masses magically dazed by their incantations. I've always felt the imminent fear of a pending lighting strike, like a tornado finding its sweet spot amongst the denizens of the local trailer park.
Your faith has killed more than a hundred holocausts. No wonder you believe in Hell. You've created it within your proximity, before death, not after.
@Adogslife:
Dog ... am thinking, you are one who should be fearing lightening strikes ... which demonstrates your faith ... welcome!
Dog ... am thinking, you are one who should be fearing lightening strikes ... which demonstrates your faith ... welcome!
GlassDog · 41-45, M
They don't have to. I think they evolved from the same root. To understand the world around us, and where we come from. Religion has had to deal with things that can't be proved, though, and so has had to assert that it is infallible, whereas science has remained open to query and to change.
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tynamite · 31-35, M
The Bible says that the world was made in 7 days, the big bang isn't real, evolution isn't real, that the world is 6000 years old and that the earth is flat.
@tynamite: and science thinks global warming is real .. whats your point?
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DrawntoaDistance · M
Do oil and water oppose each other?