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Martin 01-15-2007 03:31 PM

Only one way to find out.

TheLegacy 01-15-2007 03:33 PM

time machine - I went back and jerked off in the primordial soup

$5 submissions 01-15-2007 03:35 PM

Provocative posting = massive pageviews :)

xlogger 01-15-2007 03:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 11733326)
My faith is with science. My heart is with the unknown.

Well said! Same here. :thumbsup

Sarah_Jayne 01-15-2007 03:41 PM

the thing I like about my dad's religion (and he is very born again these days) is that he is willing to play with things to see where it takes him. The last conversation we had he said something along the lines of 'who said Adam and Eve were humans as we see them now?'

mrthumbs 01-15-2007 03:43 PM

oh shit.. not one of those threads.. runnnn!!

just a punk 01-15-2007 03:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Splum (Post 11733313)
Ok smarty pants where did the cells come from that started our life? Beyond that where did the material come from before the big bang? Get a grip its obvious there is something out there larger, greater and way beyond our comprehension so why dont you practice a little faith.

Feel clever enough? Tell me where from came those cells you think your god is made of before he created the Universe? BTW, the evolution theory tell us only about the evaluation of flora and fauna but not about the things happened before (i.e. "the big bang" etc) There is a BIG lack in your education IMHO.

SomeCreep 01-15-2007 03:54 PM

I bet most people live their whole lives without ever realizing that their great grandfather 1,000,000 generations ago looked like this...

http://www.uwrf.edu/~kh2k/Muskrat.jpg

jalami 01-15-2007 03:57 PM

Blind faith is definitely ignorant... but so is blind faith in scientific theories. There's always a reason to be critical.

DaddyHalbucks 01-15-2007 04:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Splum (Post 11733313)
Ok smarty pants where did the cells come from that started our life? Beyond that where did the material come from before the big bang? Get a grip its obvious there is something out there larger, greater and way beyond our comprehension so why dont you practice a little faith.

No one knows.

But that does not disprove evolution, which has billions of years of fossil records to support it.

jollyperv 01-15-2007 04:13 PM

50 armchair philosophers

charls 01-15-2007 04:27 PM

i strongly believe the fact that i dont know how it all started.

i also strongly believe that the thread starter is an idiot.

vvq 01-15-2007 04:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Splum (Post 11733313)
Ok smarty pants where did the cells come from that started our life? Beyond that where did the material come from before the big bang? Get a grip its obvious there is something out there larger, greater and way beyond our comprehension so why dont you practice a little faith.

All this does is dive into a philosophical debate about the nature of reality and existance. Your beliefs have no more merit than anyone elses. Let people believe what they want. You can't prove you're right and neither can anyone else.

REßEL 01-15-2007 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lazonby (Post 11733329)
Scientific Pantheism: A Manifesto.

Just wanted to let you know at least one person read and appreciated this. You made me search out the original.

HighSociety 01-15-2007 04:36 PM

nice fucking stupid thread, may god help you, well if there was one

dig420 01-15-2007 05:34 PM

I would never trust someone so dumb he doesn't believe in evolution with any kind of $$ for SEO marketing.

Or anything else.

latinasojourn 01-15-2007 06:40 PM

on earth, religious faith is a cultural artifact.

you believe what you do because of two things:

WHEN and WHERE you were born in this world.

man has walked upright for a very long time. on the human time line the modern "information age" era that contemplates "evolution" is very short.

as an analogy, if the human timeline were 1000 meters, the discussion of evolution would be right out at the end of the timeline, maybe in the 1 milimeter area.

in the 1400's the ancestral catholic church wanted to burn copernicus at the stake because he dared say the earth was not flat. i was shooting in thailand a few years ago, and the bargirls in the room did not want me to kill the spider crawling in the corner because they thought it was one of their ancestors who had not done good works in his life, and these girls were serious.

crazy silly shit.

in 2007 if you don't believe religious faith is silly yet, then get on a jet and fly 10,000 miles to bangkok, or calcutta, and visit the temples, listen to the people worshipping cows and buddha, then get back in the airplane and fly to tulsa oklahoma and go see oral roberts, or go to west virginia and listen to jerry falwell, or watch benny hinn cure people with cancer.

listen to the camel jockeys praising their god as they fly a hijacked jetliner into the world trade center to kill "infidels".

it's all mindless nonsense. superstition, voodoo shit. religion is for people that are afraid to walk alone on a dark night.

science is not perfect. but it is based on the concept of observation, and proven, repeatable results.

religion is created to reduce human stress, take the fear out of dying. it is mother goose stories for adults.

morality and religion are two different concepts.

about the best we can do is to be a good person, pet a dog, be kind to a child, be a good friend, love your family, do something for someone.

then die in peace.

latinasojourn 01-15-2007 06:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by REßEL (Post 11735871)
Just wanted to let you know at least one person read and appreciated this. You made me search out the original.

yes, read it also. very logical, interesting.

nice to see there are a few on GFY with above average IQ.

MicDoohan 01-15-2007 07:07 PM

it's evolution baby....

TSGlider 01-15-2007 07:08 PM

Faith, by definition, exists outside of logic. Forget the fossils, the carbon dating, even the Flintstone memoirs. Nothing will effectively diminish the faith of a true believer. Logic, by its very nature, just don't work there. They're almost mutually exclusive.

Young 01-15-2007 07:24 PM

Adults actually still believe in fantasy's?

Listen you religious nut jobs. The idea of God was created to make up for the lack of science.

Thats why the Greeks and Romans explained everything away with Gods. They didn't know any better. Now you nut jobs are born and raised with this idea in your head and now you wonder why you can't get it out of your head?

Want proof that the universe is Billions of years old? Look at the stars.

Want to know how the earth was created? Check out Discovery Channel HD

Young 01-15-2007 07:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by latinasojourn (Post 11736437)
on earth, religious faith is a cultural artifact.

you believe what you do because of two things:

WHEN and WHERE you were born in this world.

man has walked upright for a very long time. on the human time line the modern "information age" era that contemplates "evolution" is very short.

as an analogy, if the human timeline were 1000 meters, the discussion of evolution would be right out at the end of the timeline, maybe in the 1 milimeter area.

in the 1400's the ancestral catholic church wanted to burn copernicus at the stake because he dared say the earth was not flat. i was shooting in thailand a few years ago, and the bargirls in the room did not want me to kill the spider crawling in the corner because they thought it was one of their ancestors who had not done good works in his life, and these girls were serious.

crazy silly shit.

in 2007 if you don't believe religious faith is silly yet, then get on a jet and fly 10,000 miles to bangkok, or calcutta, and visit the temples, listen to the people worshipping cows and buddha, then get back in the airplane and fly to tulsa oklahoma and go see oral roberts, or go to west virginia and listen to jerry falwell, or watch benny hinn cure people with cancer.

listen to the camel jockeys praising their god as they fly a hijacked jetliner into the world trade center to kill "infidels".

it's all mindless nonsense. superstition, voodoo shit. religion is for people that are afraid to walk alone on a dark night.

science is not perfect. but it is based on the concept of observation, and proven, repeatable results.

religion is created to reduce human stress, take the fear out of dying. it is mother goose stories for adults.

morality and religion are two different concepts.

about the best we can do is to be a good person, pet a dog, be kind to a child, be a good friend, love your family, do something for someone.

then die in peace.


Bingo. . .

vvq 01-15-2007 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by latinasojourn (Post 11736437)
on earth, religious faith is a cultural artifact.

you believe what you do because of two things:

WHEN and WHERE you were born in this world.

So you won't argue that your athiest or agnostic views are a product of WHEN and WHERE you were born. What makes your view right and someone elses wrong? After all, your belief structure is just a product of your enivornment and experiences, just like everyone elses. But oh, you've got it all figured out and everyone else wrong?

Quote:

i was shooting in thailand a few years ago, and the bargirls in the room did not want me to kill the spider crawling in the corner because they thought it was one of their ancestors who had not done good works in his life, and these girls were serious.

crazy silly shit.
What makes your belief that it's "crazy silly shit" have more merit than their belief? Because your experiences in life have led you to believe this, while their experiences have led them to believe something else. But you're right and they're wrong? It's not like you can examine the situation from any perspective that's not influenced by your own experiences. So you take your bias into every situation, as does everyone else. Whose right? Whose wrong? Maybe there is no right or wrong, only perception of being so based on experiences.

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in 2007 if you don't believe religious faith is silly yet, then get on a jet and fly 10,000 miles to bangkok, or calcutta, and visit the temples, listen to the people worshipping cows and buddha,
if you wanna mix science and religion, I'd say buddhism makes the most sense. Quantum physics and lsd might help you understand buddhism a little better.

Quote:

then get back in the airplane and fly to tulsa oklahoma and go see oral roberts, or go to west virginia and listen to jerry falwell, or watch benny hinn cure people with cancer.
so you've found someone exploiting people to make money? they prey on weakminded people and exploit them. really is this any different than parts of this industry? bad apples show up everywhere, not just in religion.

Quote:

science is not perfect. but it is based on the concept of observation, and proven, repeatable results.
Nothing is provable. Everything comes back to subjective experience.

Quote:

religion is created to reduce human stress, take the fear out of dying. it is mother goose stories for adults.
And you don't use science to impose that exact same feeling upon yourself? "No need to worry about burning in hell. I believe in science!"

Quote:

about the best we can do is to be a good person, pet a dog, be kind to a child, be a good friend, love your family, do something for someone.

then die in peace.
i agree.

Milkmans World 01-15-2007 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vvq (Post 11736761)
What makes your view right and someone elses wrong? After all, your belief structure is just a product of your enivornment and experiences, just like everyone elses. But oh, you've got it all figured out and everyone else wrong?


The difference between science and religion is that you have to have heard about religion to believe in it, noone ever just stood up and said, i'm a Hindu without ever hearing anything about Hinduism the same for Christianity and every other religion, science is just natural.

Jace 01-15-2007 08:53 PM

it isn't that I do or don't believe in any of that shit, I just don't really care

personally, I think people that spend their lives worrying about where they came from, or worshiping things they don't know are there, are wasting a good part of their life away

do you think, if there is really some higher power, that they want you spending a GOOD chunk of your life worrying about that "being"?

I think if there is a god, or whatever, that they laugh at use most of the time because of the amount of time we spend worrying about things that MAKE NO DIFFERENCE while we are alive

Jace 01-15-2007 08:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Milkmans World (Post 11736935)
The difference between science and religion is that you have to have heard about religion to believe in it, noone ever just stood up and said, i'm a Hindu without ever hearing anything about Hinduism the same for Christianity and every other religion, science is just natural.

I knew I was a buddhist before I ever knew what buddhism was

DWB 01-15-2007 08:55 PM

It was a glorious accident that we are here. Deal with it.

DWB 01-15-2007 08:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by latinasojourn (Post 11736437)
on earth, religious faith is a cultural artifact.

you believe what you do because of two things:

WHEN and WHERE you were born in this world.

man has walked upright for a very long time. on the human time line the modern "information age" era that contemplates "evolution" is very short.

as an analogy, if the human timeline were 1000 meters, the discussion of evolution would be right out at the end of the timeline, maybe in the 1 milimeter area.

in the 1400's the ancestral catholic church wanted to burn copernicus at the stake because he dared say the earth was not flat. i was shooting in thailand a few years ago, and the bargirls in the room did not want me to kill the spider crawling in the corner because they thought it was one of their ancestors who had not done good works in his life, and these girls were serious.

crazy silly shit.

in 2007 if you don't believe religious faith is silly yet, then get on a jet and fly 10,000 miles to bangkok, or calcutta, and visit the temples, listen to the people worshipping cows and buddha, then get back in the airplane and fly to tulsa oklahoma and go see oral roberts, or go to west virginia and listen to jerry falwell, or watch benny hinn cure people with cancer.

listen to the camel jockeys praising their god as they fly a hijacked jetliner into the world trade center to kill "infidels".

it's all mindless nonsense. superstition, voodoo shit. religion is for people that are afraid to walk alone on a dark night.

science is not perfect. but it is based on the concept of observation, and proven, repeatable results.

religion is created to reduce human stress, take the fear out of dying. it is mother goose stories for adults.

morality and religion are two different concepts.

about the best we can do is to be a good person, pet a dog, be kind to a child, be a good friend, love your family, do something for someone.

then die in peace.

Well said. :thumbsup

vvq 01-15-2007 09:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Milkmans World (Post 11736935)
The difference between science and religion is that you have to have heard about religion to believe in it, noone ever just stood up and said, i'm a Hindu without ever hearing anything about Hinduism the same for Christianity and every other religion, science is just natural.

no one ever stood up and said i believe in Einstein's theory of relativity without knowing what it meant.

notabook 01-15-2007 10:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vvq (Post 11737039)
no one ever stood up and said i believe in Einstein's theory of relativity without knowing what it meant.

I did. Twice. :mad:

wyldworx 01-15-2007 10:24 PM

Who the fuck cares....
We are here, stop wasting time, its limited!

Milkmans World 01-16-2007 04:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vvq (Post 11737039)
no one ever stood up and said i believe in Einstein's theory of relativity without knowing what it meant.

No but they do stand up and say, I do want a proper explaination of why the world is the way it is, which is the starting point for science. Realising the theory that is called Einsteins Theory of Relativity is just part of the natural progression of logical thinking, stopping at 'God did it' isn't.

biskoppen 01-16-2007 04:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wyldworx (Post 11737282)
Who the fuck cares....
We are here, stop wasting time, its limited!

You have a Volvo, 2 kids and a dog right? 9-5 job .. comes home, makes dinner, watch an hour of TV and then goes to bed .. over and over again .. right?

Not that I have anything against people who lives/thinks inside the box.. 99% of all people do...

Lazonby 01-16-2007 04:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by REßEL (Post 11735871)
Just wanted to let you know at least one person read and appreciated this. You made me search out the original.

:thumbsup

Thanks dude. I was afraid that it was posted in vain.

After Shock Media 01-16-2007 04:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vvq (Post 11737039)
no one ever stood up and said i believe in Einstein's theory of relativity without knowing what it meant.

Keep in mind Einstein to his death kept trying to prove a master plan and formula that could explain it all. Thus ruling out chaos theory. After all he was a devote believe in god and such a master formula was required.

sacX 01-16-2007 05:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 11738274)
Keep in mind Einstein to his death kept trying to prove a master plan and formula that could explain it all. Thus ruling out chaos theory. After all he was a devote believe in god and such a master formula was required.

Einstein didn't believe in your typical God.

Einstein quotes fwiw: http://www.positiveatheism.org/hist/quotes/einstein.htm

SmokeyTheBear 01-16-2007 05:24 AM

we will never come close to understanding it until we no longer follow time.. :)

we all know everything has a start and a finish and there cant be something from nothing,

but we also know we exist therefore we must be wrong about the first 3 things we know .. = loop

vvq 01-16-2007 01:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Milkmans World (Post 11738253)
No but they do stand up and say, I do want a proper explaination of why the world is the way it is, which is the starting point for science. Realising the theory that is called Einsteins Theory of Relativity is just part of the natural progression of logical thinking, stopping at 'God did it' isn't.

But Einsteins Theory of Relativity could some day be proven wrong. Science is an open book constantly changing. By definition, there is always room for God in science. If you don't think so, you don't understand science.

Adultnet 01-16-2007 01:35 PM

faith is good ..:)

Lazonby 01-16-2007 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vvq (Post 11740366)
But Einsteins Theory of Relativity could some day be proven wrong. Science is an open book constantly changing. By definition, there is always room for God in science. If you don't think so, you don't understand science.

Roffle. Donny tell you that?


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