Guy's definitely got his head up his ass.

But I don't wish it on anyone that they get drugged and robbed, all while thinking they're gonna get some ass, just because they have some ignorant ass opinions.

Wow. Amazingly concise way to explain the impact of quantum physics on people's understanding of existence.

>> ^BicycleRepairMan:
How did the jews get to Mount Sinai in the first place? Where they, along with every other hominid and animal, for 3.5 billion years under the impression that murder and thieving was all OK? How come animals ever express kindness and fellowship to their kin, and even other kin?


Those second two sentences don't make sense.

Although he came damn close when he was talking about random chance (I don't think he knows exactly what he's talking about) I didn't really hear a denial of evolution at all in there. He seemed to basically be saying that he's personally more of the belief that there was a creator if existence rather than there was not... which is where a hell of a lot of atheists have their head up their asses in my opinion.

A lot of them act like it's impossible to believe in God and evolution at the same time, which really makes no sense because I've yet to hear a solid explanation of where exactly the atoms came from that created all the stars and planets (and other stuff we've yet to discover). Oh yeah, and all the atoms self-organized over billions of years to create sentient beings that can argue over such topics on the internet.

My point is that no human knows the answer to that question. There's no real evidence that can be shown to prove anything definitively about the creation of even this universe. The only real argument I ever hear from true atheists is that God does not exist because of lack of evidence. But it's a basic fundamental of argument that from a lack of evidence one cannot establish a conclusion. The only way to go from "There's probably no God out there." to "There is no God." is by non-empirical belief.

/not religious