On Thu, 22 Nov 2012 08:55:37 -0500, Don Martin
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drdon...@comcast.net> wrote:
>On Thu, 22 Nov 2012 00:07:14 -0500, Jesus <Je...@Christ.org> wrote:
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>>On 11/21/2012 09:05 PM, Calvin Ramsey wrote:
>>> Atheists often ask for evidence to prove that God exists. They say they
>>> want tangible, testable evidence that can be verified via the scientific
>>> method. Unfortunately for them, such a request is the wrong approach.
>>> Instead, they should look for evidence consistent with a Transcendent
>>> God.
The pathological liar knows we only demand evidence to get theists to
put up or shut up.
>>This is, of course, true. As scientists atheists insist on proving My
>>existence by selecting criteria that can only verify things that a
>>layman would understand. They insist on trying to model me underneath a
>>microscope when I encompass the entirety of existence in my thought
>>alone. As I said when I walked as a man, until I physically return, no
>>sign shall be given them but the sign of Jonah.
What makes so many theists so in-your-face, dishonestly stupid?
>Scientists do not "prove," idiot. "Proof" is a term bandied about by
>theists attempting to erect a defensive wall around their imaginary
>superfriend.
If they had the commonsense to keep it where it belongs, and to live
and let live there would be no problem.
But they haven't, and they can't. So there is.
>Scientists demonstrate stuff. They find evidence in support of, or
>contrary to, their hypotheses. If the evidence runs contrary, they
>change the hypothesis rather than burning the discoverers of that
>evidence at the stake.
The stupids (opposite of brights) imagine this is a weakness of
science - in what passels for their minds they believe because of a
revelation that got things 100% right the first time.
>As a card I received this morning puts it:
>"Science
>Because figuring things out is always better than making shit up."
>
>And speaking of making shit up, what does your religion say about your
>prancing about in the guise of The Savior of Mankind?
It "thinks" it was being clever.