there for? what is there? for what? LMAO!!
actually carbon dating methods have been exposed for flaws
some things that are only 1 or 2 years old were carbon dated as a million years old, but alas put faith in human error brehs
Hey genius, you realize this South Park scene is intended to mock people who don't understand evolution right?
Perhaps, but at the end of the day I'm more than willing to change my outlook should we ever find that ultimate truth..
???????????Sir, what have you discovered on your own that proves evolution? *Waits for you to quote a bunch of men then act like believing what they've written or stated doesn't = putting faith in what they've told you*
He was an astrophysicist. He wasn't using the bible either to make that discovery.FYI the big bang was first proposed by a Christian priest...so yes, religion and science can be meshed together.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe's_lawHey genius, you realize this South Park scene is intended to mock people who don't understand evolution right?
so why adopt a position that has NO evidence for it?
Thats the problem.
You're trying to "cover your ass" because you're scared.
Whats funny is that you refuse to admit that this is what you do.
What am I scared of? You are going a little bit too hard breh. God comes in many forms. If you are implying that I'm bound to the Jewish/Christian idea of a wrathful vengeful God who sends non believers to hell you are mistaken.
which doesn't mean the deity existed.Many of the greatest minds in science believed in some form of higher being.
I don't believe in "nothing"Believing in absolutely nothing is not a prerequisite to being a man of science.
unless that "something" is stars http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellar_nucleosynthesisI choose to believe that something created hydrogen. The rest is history
What do I do? I have a personal belief in SOMETHING. That's it. Whatever you want to assume that something is is up to you. And for someone who is telling me that i believe in things without evidence, you are making a few assumptions without evidence yourself. Also, stars do not produce hydrogen. I'm well aware of element production in stars. If the universe lasts long enough, star production will run out due to readily unavailable hydrogen.Whats funny is that you refuse to admit that this is what you do.
Your notion of god is based on concepts of the very entity you've been exposed to.
You dont know that at all. You have no evidence to support that claim. It is in fact false.
which doesn't mean the deity existed. I don't believe in "nothing" unless that "something" is stars http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellar_nucleosynthesis
and I think its a poor argument.What do I do? I have a personal belief in SOMETHING. That's it.
Its not on me to assume anything. I'm taking your statements for their value and assessing it.Whatever you want to assume that something is is up to you.
Are you telling me that you managed to create a nascent idea of god that doesn't draw upon notions of said deities you've been exposed to?And for someone who is telling me that i believe in things without evidence, you are making a few assumptions without evidence yourself.
Also, stars do not produce hydrogen. I'm well aware of element production in stars. If the universe lasts long enough, star production will run out due to readily unavailable hydrogen.
EDIT: I'm enjoying this little intellectual back and forth btw