I hate it for all the braindead atheist's out there...

@MrBrownstone Isaiah 45: 7 "god" "created" "sin" to punish the Israelites for "straying against him".

@Dshhh Not, it's from David Hume. Not Epicurus's style at all.

@MrBrownstone Epicurus fucking up again. If he's omnipotent and not malevolent, then he must not be omniscient ... Able, willing, ignorant :)

@Really gibberish I think,. He comes from Gibber

@Dshhh
Babble, he’s babbling

@TBIman Yes.

- but I do not need believe in a god for that.

@TBIman
Why live at all ?
Why waste all your time here on the false belief that when you’re done with this life, another one in paradise awaits you ? Make the best of what you have. The universe doesn’t know or care what you do.
In all honesty, what difference does our existence make to the cosmos now ?

@DocSavage My life has no meaning. So when you say "why live at all..." I shouldn't be living.

I have no idea what difference it makes to our existence in the cosmos now.

Look Doc, I am just telling you that everyone on Earth has been fed nonsense about where they live.

Believe what you will.

@Abstraction I'm not a Christian. I was simply saying that star trails prove that we do not live on a spinning and orbiting ball.

@canusernamebemyusername I only have this one account.

@Cassie2083 Thanks for pointing out my mistake. You're so smart that you might still believe that you live on a spinning ball... in SPACE.🤣

@ArishMell Well... at least you leave open the possibility for a creator. Evidence is key in any investigation. This is why I believe that all of us dwell upon a motionless plane. It is also how I know that no one is living, or has ever lived on a spinning ball.

There is quite literally no evidence to support the spinning ball hypothesis. If you find some be sure to send it to me so that I can see for myself why much of the world still believes in the non-sense heliocentric model of the universe.

Thanks.

@TBIman Yes, I remember that conversation, which showed that if you believe X to be true it must be true no matter how much other disbelieve or question you about it. You come over as saying only you are right.

I have not difficulty accepting others believing in God: two of my friends are ordained Anglican priests, others I have know over the years include followers of that or other Christian sects, and one or two Muslims and Jews.

I had not questioned what you believe as you make that clear. I had questioned the dogma itself, though.

Instead, I asked here a few posts back, why are you so rude about any belief not matching yours irrespective of any evidence; and so rude about those who express those beliefs however sincere and knowledgable they may be?

@ArishMell No one has provided a shred of physical evidence supporting the claim of a rotating and revolving Earth. That is why I am a prick to anyone who does not share in the belief that the Earth is a motionless plane.

@Really Oh, Really? I don't believe you.

@NankerPhelge What a cruel blow!

@Really Oh, Really?

@smiler2012 The photo that I posted is absolute proof of intelligent design. If anyone disagrees they are wrong.

@smiler2012 You are 100% correct. I am not trying to change anyone or anything. I was just stating that if you are still an atheist after knowing that the Earth is a motionless plane. You are not very smart.

@ArishMell When people question what is obvious, I question their intelligence.

@Zonuss Atheists are whack in the head.

@Zonuss Me too. Like it's obvious that we aren't moving.

@JimboSaturn The stars DO rotate in perfect circles around our North Star called Polaris. Give me a break. I even posted a timelapse photo.

@JimboSaturn Nor is he.

@JimboSaturn I am trying to say that no one is living on a 1,000 mph spinning ball and that the Earth is stationary. Hope you know exactly what I am saying now.

@CountScrofula Thanks.

@basilfawlty89 What does the font have to do with anything?