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+1 Then there's this: "Man creates a theory to explain something because there is no evidence to explain that something." The science community refers to that 'something' that needs explaining as evidence. I guess to theists, it's just 'something'. And theories and 'evidence' are...

Yes, you are. I'm sorry you're so stupid (it's well past the point of excusing your nonsense as ignorance) but that's your problem. Science is taught in high school. Where I came from, it was taught in elementary school as well. You are suggesting that only professional scientists are...

Unsurprising that you'd entirely miss the point. OK, everywhere I said unicorn, substitute minotaur or some other mythical thing you don't believe in. The point, since you missed it, is that there are people who don't believe in things that don't exist. This is common sense (or so I thought...

Ridiculous. Insanity. Idiocy. The freedom to be an atheist is the Constitution-given right of every American. God has nothing to do with it. Possibly ignorance, more likely pure stupidity. An atheist is not pretending there is no God, it is theists who are pretending there is a God. The...

It's impossible to tell in this case where the stupidity ends and the psychosis begins. It's like Idiocy and Insanity got together and named their baby peilthetraveller. :eek:

A subsite of http://www.allaboutgod.com/ Here's a crazy thought. How about posting on the Big Bang theory from an actual science site (one without theism)? Or is that too much of a challenge for you? Btw your attempt to discredit the Big Bang theory is pointless. Not only am I not nor...

No, evidence isn't what I have faith in, evidence is what I have belief in. And there's no need for quotations around evidence, I'm not using the word in some deceptive sense. Do you even know what faith means? Let me help you: Faith is belief without supporting evidence. So it...

No, I believe in evidence. And the evidence leads where it leads, regardless of whether it is immediately comprehensible to the typical human experience. You insist on referring to the Big Bang theory as "magic" because you want to drag it down to the level of your supernatural sky fairy, the...

Another "critique" utterly devoid of content. Duly noted. :D

Typical sophistry from a muddleheaded believer insisting that his "incomprehensible" imaginary tyrant be worshipped and obeyed regardless of mixed messages and rampant illogic.

Just to play Devil's advocate (:D), here's what I learned when I was weaning myself off Christianity. You have three Divine attributes: 1. God is all-powerful 2. God is all-knowing 3. God is all-good Logically God can be any two, but not all three. An all-powerful...

Bingo. Theism says the world is flat. Science proved it is round. Theists went nuts, killed a lot of people who believed the world is round, then it slowly and begrudgingly accepted the world as round. Theism says the earth is the center of the universe. Science proved this wrong, that...

You weren't talking about Tiger Woods (or so you claimed), you were talking about an unchangeable wild animal ("you can take the tiger out of the jungle but you can't take the jungle out of the tiger"). Don't you even know the meaning of what you wrote?? And species evolve, individual...

You've been nothing but intellectually dishonest throughout this entire thread.

It's been discounted repeatedly in this thread already. There are none so blind as those who refuse to see, and none so deaf as those who refuse to hear. Ignorance and stupidity are two different things, unless the adjective "willful" applies. Willful ignorance is exactly the same as...

What's really funny is how you keep trying to turn the Big Bang theory into something analogous to your sky fairy worship. I don't know anybody who's going to lose it if tomorrow the Big Bang theory was replaced by something better, based on new information. Can you say the same for your...

He did no such thing. It's entirely possible to have a universe that expands and contracts repeatedly, and we just happen to be in an expansion phase. It really is hard to think outside the box when you're mired in superstition.

+1 Some theists can't conceive of morality without a threat/reward component like a god smiling or frowning at various mortal behavior.

That's hilarious, the idea that your superstition precedes morality. There are examples of morality in the animal kingdom. I saw a film clip of a hippo chasing off a crocodile that had attacked an impala. Tell me, at what temple did the hippopotamus worship? :D :D

In other words, you make up a fairytale, and because it gives you comfort, we all should just accept it as true. No it's illogical to make up invisible magical sky fairy sugar daddies to cover up your terror at not knowing exactly what's going on and gone on before in the Big Bad Scary World...