Religion is a hypothesis.

Index piker · Dec 7, 2009

Quote from kut2k2:

Where to begin? :eek:

First of all, it is science (in the form of Sir Isaac Newton) that defined gravity, so to say it has no clue about gravity is pure stupidity.

The closest religion ever came to defining gravity is "what goes up must come down." Newton proved this false by demonstrating that when some things go up far enough, they never come back down. For example, the moon, and now many man-made satellites.

Trying to talk science with most of you ET theists is like trying to discuss Moby Dick with illiterates. You lot can't even handle the Cliff Notes version.

Too young or is it too dumb to remember skylab?

killthesunshine · Dec 7, 2009

Quote from jficquette:

Go find me a scientist that will tell you that they understand what gravity is lol. If they understood it they could manipliate it.

scientists can agree on gravity but find me TWO, just two theists that can agree on their god, 777. LOL

jficquette · Dec 7, 2009

Quote from killthesunshine:

scientists can agree on gravity but find me two theists that can agree on their god, 777. LOL

http://www.physforum.com/index.php?showtopic=25871

Now go find a scientist like I asked you too who will tell you they understand what gravity is.

Keep drinking your kool aid.

Index piker · Dec 7, 2009

Quote from kut2k2:

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Trying to talk science with most of you ET theists is like trying to discuss Moby Dick with illiterates. [/B]

I'm sure mobie's dick is ultra important in the social/professional circles you inhabit.

killthesunshine · Dec 7, 2009

SOME THOSE THAT WORK FORCES...

ARE SAME THAT BURN CROSSES!

R.A.T.M. :eek:

kut2k2 · Dec 7, 2009

Quote from Index piker:

Too young or is it too dumb to remember skylab?

Too dumb to read actively? I distinctly said "many man-made satellites", not all man-made satellites.

Here's the problem: we atheists attempt (and usually succeed) to clearly communicate to you believers, but your preconceptions keep scrambling the signals. Your minds are already made up and facts only confuse you.

Name one man-made satellite that has fallen out of geo-synchronous orbit. And fyi: the moon is still receding from the earth from which it came, not approaching us.

But as you've demonstrated before, I really don't expect you to get the point here. The point on your head keeps scrambling the signal.

kut2k2 · Dec 7, 2009

Quote from Index piker:

I'm sure mobie's dick is ultra important in the social/professional circles you inhabit.

Yes, there's the juvenile behavior that best characterizes your "thought" process. Nuff said.

Free Thinker · Dec 7, 2009

Quote from CaptainObvious:

http://www.amazon.com/Idiot-America...e/dp/0767926145
Idiot America: How Stupidity Became a Virtue in the Land of the Free (Hardcover)

The fact is that the hardcore left will embrace anything which is wrapped in secularism, and the hardcore right will embrace anything wrapped in traditional religion. Extremists in both parties should be ignored by all thinking people. [/B][/QUOTE]
if it came down to a choice which world do you think most educated thinking people would be comfortable living in. a fundamentalist religious world or a secular world?

OPTIONAL777 · Dec 7, 2009

Einstein never measured gravity, measuring gravity is impossible.

Quote from killthesunshine:

Einstein measured gravity decades ago..

with general theory of relativity.

get your head out your ass and get your head in a BOOK

OPTIONAL777 · Dec 7, 2009

There are some in both camps who want the other side to disappear.

I would prefer everyone have their own camp and practice camping the way they like, as long as it doesn't hurt other campers.

What to teach young budding campers, when the schooling is funded by public money?

How to think deeply and not become a parrot for any particular camp...

Quote from Ricter:

We have problem people in both camps that want nothing more than the disappearance of the other camp. In my opinion, I doubt I'm alone, these camps can coexist.