Dear Atheist,

[SanityRevoked]

The best troll of this thread is the OP.
Either r00t is masterfully playing a retarded bible thumper, or is literally a waste of grey matter.
I think its the former.

The OP is a lolfest if you're serious, and should seek help.

Originally Posted by r00t [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

the sun is 400 times the size of the earth's moon, 400 times further away from earth than the moon, yet they look both proportionally the same size in our sky?

wtf is this?
Are you disbelieving the positions or sizes of these objects?

+10 Forum Quest points, you got people to bite.

Fess up r00t.
You're the biggest Atheist on the forums.

[r00t]

I am a deist

[r00t]

DrKvothe got his Dr title from a cracker jack online clown college

[Lune]

You're just being a deist to piss off all the other nerds

[r00t]

I came to deism through science, well with what little of existence it can actually explain. Design and information isn't random, and it's clear there are patterns in everything.

[Barkingturtle]

The fact that meth amphetamine can cause users to witness patterns and conspiracies is actually an argument against God, not for.

[Orruar]

Originally Posted by Boggwin Bramblefoot [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

And here it ends with the "hard" science nerds beating off to each other, praising the other for awesome they are at disproving nothing. The funny thing is that the burden is on you to disprove God. Science works like that. But you cannot. No scientist has ever been able to. So in step with science, you must admit that there is the possibilty that God exist. If you deny that, you are not truly scientist. Opps!

Lol, this guy is really falling apart. Question his unshakable faith in god and suddenly he starts to lose it...

The burden is on you to disprove unicorns, and fairies, and Santa Claus. If you can't, then clearly those things must exist.

I invite you to go back through my posts and show where I said god definitely doesn't exist. You won't find me say that though, because that's not something I believe. I'm atheist in the sense that I don't believe in the Christian fairy tale god that grants you entrance into utopia if you just do what the priest tells you to do. But it would be pretty crazy to say "X doesn't exist" and be certain about it. Can't prove a negative and all. I'm sure you'll get to that kind of basic logic at some point in your education.

But I also don't choose to believe in things for which there is basically zero evidence. I don't arrange my life around the belief of the existence of unicorns. I don't spend my time building special saddles for unicorns and keeping a few bales of hay handy in case one drops by.

[Orruar]

Originally Posted by Boggwin Bramblefoot [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

And as a side note, can the "Hard" science Gods of RNF please direct me to your published works. I would be interested in reading them. Do you have published works? Or are you just taking some classes? Or maybe you work in the field of science, but you just don't really do much other than spout off crap your teachers told you when you were in school? Just wondering where you fall in the realm of science.

Yes, fantastic idea. I'll direct you to my published papers so that all the RnF trolls can have all of my personal info. Fucking brilliant, you are.

[Kagatob]

Originally Posted by Orruar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Lol, this guy is really falling apart. Question his unshakable faith in god and suddenly he starts to lose it...

The burden is on you to disprove unicorns, and fairies, and Santa Claus. If you can't, then clearly those things must exist.

I invite you to go back through my posts and show where I said god definitely doesn't exist. You won't find me say that though, because that's not something I believe. I'm atheist in the sense that I don't believe in the Christian fairy tale god that grants you entrance into utopia if you just do what the priest tells you to do. But it would be pretty crazy to say "X doesn't exist" and be certain about it. Can't prove a negative and all. I'm sure you'll get to that kind of basic logic at some point in your education.

But I also don't choose to believe in things for which there is basically zero evidence. I don't arrange my life around the belief of the existence of unicorns. I don't spend my time building special saddles for unicorns and keeping a few bales of hay handy in case one drops by.

He's just another troll man, get used to him. He could easily and logically stop at "I don't believe evolution is necessarily correct but I also don't have a better answer yet" but insists on falling back on sky daddy instead.

[Orruar]

Also, you have now fallen into using the argument from authority about a half dozen times. I wonder if this particular fallacy just more common above those who believe in a higher authority, or if you just don't understand it.

Let me give it one more try: The validity of an idea has no relation to the person who states it. We have logic and reason for the purpose of determining the validity of ideas, because history has shown time and again that judging ideas based upon the person preaching them is a terrible way to determine truth.