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  • MrHyeSev
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    One-Way, don't use my words & rearrange them, thanks.
    Originally posted by One-Way View Post
    Do you want to know what is extremely frustrating?

    It's frustrating when people like you are so ignorant about the world around them. Do you even understand the basic ideas of evolution?

    In some sense, it's not your fault because you weren't provided with the proper education about evolution, but on the other hand, it is your fault because you're so closed minded and you're unwilling to ask questions.

    It's people like you who don't understand what evolution is and say stupid things like:

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  • MrHyeSev
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    By reading & studying the Bible in depth
    Originally posted by Siggie View Post
    I can use technology to observe the molecules making up the air and determine their composition and the abundance of each element in it. I can condense it into water vapor, etc. There are indirect ways to "see."

    How do you use BLIND faith to see Christ?

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  • MrHyeSev
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    You know what's funny, that all you people are bashing the Bible & GOD right?
    So why do you Armenians go to church on Easter & Christmas?

    P.S. Armenians were the first nation to claim Christianity, go do the research

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  • Siggie
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    Originally posted by PepsiAddict View Post
    Of course he was. I see him everywhere it's called Blind Faith

    Just like you, you breather air but have you seen air, no you've seen clouds so how do you believe in air?
    Think about it
    I can use technology to observe the molecules making up the air and determine their composition and the abundance of each element in it. I can condense it into water vapor, etc. There are indirect ways to "see."

    How do you use BLIND faith to see Christ?

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  • Haykakan
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    Where is the talking snake, the end of the earth, the center of the universe and all the other bs in that book?
    Originally posted by PepsiAddict View Post
    Reallt, lol so I take it you believe we cme from apes where is Lucy?

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  • ArmSurvival
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    What I'm saying is you're right when you said religion is blind faith. If there was evidence it would cease to be faith and would move into the realm of knowledge.

    As far as where we came from. Lets just say some theories are better than others. Evolution makes the most sense to me because I can actually see similarities in species we are closely related to, and there is a massive archaeological record to draw from. Most importantly, the knowledge and conclusions get updated based on new evidence. Now compare this to a story which has no evidence besides a single text which is a translation of a translation of a translation scribbled down from second and third-hand sources by someone who lived in a society of illiteracy, ignorance and superstition.

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  • One-Way
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    Re: How Much of the Bible Must Be Historical to Believe?

    Do you want to know what is extremely frustrating?

    It's frustrating when people like you are so ignorant about the world around them. Do you even understand the basic ideas of evolution?

    In some sense, it's not your fault because you weren't provided with the proper education about evolution, but on the other hand, it is your fault because you're so closed minded and you're unwilling to ask questions.

    It's people like you who don't understand what evolution is and say stupid things like:

    Originally posted by PepsiAddict
    so I take it you believe we cme from apes where is Lucy?

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  • MrHyeSev
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    Reallt, lol so I take it you believe we cme from apes where is Lucy?
    Originally posted by ArmSurvival View Post
    Pep, being able to see something is not the only prerequisite for its existence. Besides sight, we have other senses and with them we can verify the existence of air, not to mention scientific tests which verify the specific gases that make it up. You used a bad analogy.

    Religious claims are not subject to verification like the existence of air. You said accurately that religion is blind faith which implies there is no evidence for it, so don't try to find evidence because there is none.

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  • ArmSurvival
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    Pep, being able to see something is not the only prerequisite for its existence. Besides sight, we have other senses and with them we can verify the existence of air, not to mention scientific tests which verify the specific gases that make it up. You used a bad analogy.

    Religious claims are not subject to verification like the existence of air. You said accurately that religion is blind faith which implies there is no evidence for it, so don't try to find evidence because there is none.

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  • MrHyeSev
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    I never said feel , I said have you seen air
    Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
    I can feel the air if i move my open hand fast enough and i see the effect it has in the form of wind on everything (ie hurricane etc..) I feel air everytime i breathe it is something i can touch , feel , see.. clouds are water vapor. I belive air exists because i have proof that it does and i can show this proof to others but what can you show as proof?

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