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If Obama's position on gay marriage is "evolving," does that mean he's not yet fully evolved?
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Asked by Richard RIGHT - Tue May 8 12:16:27 2012 - Politics - 5 Answers - Comments
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Asked by Richard RIGHT - Tue May 8 12:16:27 2012 - Politics - 5 Answers - Comments
Can scientists blame their poorly "evolved" brain in not understanding that science only discovers what God?
Q. has created?
Asked by - Wed Feb 8 14:21:48 2012 - Religion & Spirituality - 7 Answers - Comments
A. The concept of a creator god is archaic and should be discarded. We now know that god (in all of its manifestations) is an emergent part of the human mind. But of course some minds are naturally more focused on this.. These individuals might have a harder time dispensing with their autohypnosis. Explorations in neuroscience, psychology, and religion Evolutionary neurotheology and the varieties of religious experience Searching for God in the Brain God And Religion: Is It All In Our Heads? God IS in Your Brain The physiology of the supernatural Spiritual neuroscience The "God" Part of the Brain: A Scientific Interpretation of Human Spirituality and God Why God won't go away: brain science and the biology of belief God As An… [cont.]
Answered by don - Thu Feb 9 09:42:40 2012
Q. has created?
Asked by - Wed Feb 8 14:21:48 2012 - Religion & Spirituality - 7 Answers - Comments
A. The concept of a creator god is archaic and should be discarded. We now know that god (in all of its manifestations) is an emergent part of the human mind. But of course some minds are naturally more focused on this.. These individuals might have a harder time dispensing with their autohypnosis. Explorations in neuroscience, psychology, and religion Evolutionary neurotheology and the varieties of religious experience Searching for God in the Brain God And Religion: Is It All In Our Heads? God IS in Your Brain The physiology of the supernatural Spiritual neuroscience The "God" Part of the Brain: A Scientific Interpretation of Human Spirituality and God Why God won't go away: brain science and the biology of belief God As An… [cont.]
Answered by don - Thu Feb 9 09:42:40 2012
When an atheists states that they are more "evolved" than a religious person, what science is that based on?
Q. evolution has no mind or purpose...
Asked by fmko ( Wu Shen Lun Zhe haShen woZhi tuteinai ) - Sun Dec 14 13:17:05 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 18 Answers - Comments
A. This is the athiest way of saying that they are better than us with only a hint and a wink of insult.
Answered by FUN D - Sun Dec 14 13:25:20 2008
Q. evolution has no mind or purpose...
Asked by fmko ( Wu Shen Lun Zhe haShen woZhi tuteinai ) - Sun Dec 14 13:17:05 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 18 Answers - Comments
A. This is the athiest way of saying that they are better than us with only a hint and a wink of insult.
Answered by FUN D - Sun Dec 14 13:25:20 2008
In the evolution religion, some people have "evolved" further than others. Doesn't that mean they're "better"
Q. I'm a Christian, so I believe all the people on the planet descended from Noah. When the Constitution says "All men are created equal" I have no problem with that. But in the evolution religion, some people are said to have "evolved" further and ARE better than others. Is it the white people you consider to be better? Chuckie Darwin did, he even said so in his book subtitled "The Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life" The Japanese under Tojo thought they were more highly evolved than the Chinese, so they thought it was ok to slaughter them like animals. Hitler thought the Aryans were more highly evolved than everybody else, and he set out to kill everybody else beginning with the Jews. It's… [cont.]
Asked by s2scrm - Sat Apr 14 22:05:37 2007 - Religion & Spirituality - 31 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Evolutionists think they are "better" than others - at least smarter. That is one of their greatest weaknesses - arrogant pride! They hold onto a philosophy that says man is evolving as time passes - getting smarter and more moral - because society today is so advanced compared to the so called "cave men era" yet crime never ceases or diminishes. Suicide rates have skyrocketed along with depression among our young people; Moral relativism is sweeping across the world like a plague. Evolution breeds despair, death, racism, arrogance, intolerance, and stupidity. Plus it's most harmful effect is that it refuses to give glory to God! It not only keeps man away from God by traveling down a wide road that leads to hell, it… [cont.]
Answered by Flaming sword - Sun Apr 15 11:45:07 2007
Q. I'm a Christian, so I believe all the people on the planet descended from Noah. When the Constitution says "All men are created equal" I have no problem with that. But in the evolution religion, some people are said to have "evolved" further and ARE better than others. Is it the white people you consider to be better? Chuckie Darwin did, he even said so in his book subtitled "The Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life" The Japanese under Tojo thought they were more highly evolved than the Chinese, so they thought it was ok to slaughter them like animals. Hitler thought the Aryans were more highly evolved than everybody else, and he set out to kill everybody else beginning with the Jews. It's… [cont.]
Asked by s2scrm - Sat Apr 14 22:05:37 2007 - Religion & Spirituality - 31 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Evolutionists think they are "better" than others - at least smarter. That is one of their greatest weaknesses - arrogant pride! They hold onto a philosophy that says man is evolving as time passes - getting smarter and more moral - because society today is so advanced compared to the so called "cave men era" yet crime never ceases or diminishes. Suicide rates have skyrocketed along with depression among our young people; Moral relativism is sweeping across the world like a plague. Evolution breeds despair, death, racism, arrogance, intolerance, and stupidity. Plus it's most harmful effect is that it refuses to give glory to God! It not only keeps man away from God by traveling down a wide road that leads to hell, it… [cont.]
Answered by Flaming sword - Sun Apr 15 11:45:07 2007
How are atheists more "evolved" than theists as some atheists proclaim?
Q. i thought evolution has no mind or will aren't atheists who say they are more "evolved" than theists committing the reification fallacy...besides the concept of God is immaterial not material...
Asked by fmko ( Wu Shen Lun Zhe haShen woZhi tuteinai ) - Mon Sep 21 12:25:45 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 13 Answers - Comments
A. Science has shown atheists have a higher intelligence than people with a strong religious faith. The difference is 5.8 points according to findings in developmental psychology!!! More members of the "intellectual elite" considered themselves atheists than the national average. Only 7 percent of members of the American National Academy of Sciences believed in God. Whilst only 3.3 percent believed in God in the UK s Royal Society. Several Gallup poll studies of the general population have shown that those with higher IQ s tend not to believe in God." 2. Neuroscientists have conducted the most comprehensive brain mapping to date of the cognitive abilities measured by the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS), the most widely… [cont.]
Answered by Sage - Mon Sep 21 14:06:26 2009
Q. i thought evolution has no mind or will aren't atheists who say they are more "evolved" than theists committing the reification fallacy...besides the concept of God is immaterial not material...
Asked by fmko ( Wu Shen Lun Zhe haShen woZhi tuteinai ) - Mon Sep 21 12:25:45 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 13 Answers - Comments
A. Science has shown atheists have a higher intelligence than people with a strong religious faith. The difference is 5.8 points according to findings in developmental psychology!!! More members of the "intellectual elite" considered themselves atheists than the national average. Only 7 percent of members of the American National Academy of Sciences believed in God. Whilst only 3.3 percent believed in God in the UK s Royal Society. Several Gallup poll studies of the general population have shown that those with higher IQ s tend not to believe in God." 2. Neuroscientists have conducted the most comprehensive brain mapping to date of the cognitive abilities measured by the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS), the most widely… [cont.]
Answered by Sage - Mon Sep 21 14:06:26 2009
Does believing in evolution really make you "smarter" or "more evolved" than people who don't?
Q. Many answers and questions on R&S from people who claim to be atheist are fascinating to me. I have seen many answers and questions say that atheist's are "smarter" or "more evolved" than those who believe in religion because they study and believe in the theory of evolution. It must not be the studying of evolution that makes you smarter, because almost all Christians go to the same high schools and colleges as Atheist's and learn the same thing about evolution, so it must be the act of believing 100% in the theory that makes you smarter. Does believing in evolution really make you "smarter" or "more evolved" than people who don't believe in evolution?
Asked by Inspired - Wed Mar 19 02:23:18 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 18 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I will answer it this way- being smart and being wise are two different things
Answered by AdoreHim - Wed Mar 19 02:26:47 2008
Q. Many answers and questions on R&S from people who claim to be atheist are fascinating to me. I have seen many answers and questions say that atheist's are "smarter" or "more evolved" than those who believe in religion because they study and believe in the theory of evolution. It must not be the studying of evolution that makes you smarter, because almost all Christians go to the same high schools and colleges as Atheist's and learn the same thing about evolution, so it must be the act of believing 100% in the theory that makes you smarter. Does believing in evolution really make you "smarter" or "more evolved" than people who don't believe in evolution?
Asked by Inspired - Wed Mar 19 02:23:18 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 18 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I will answer it this way- being smart and being wise are two different things
Answered by AdoreHim - Wed Mar 19 02:26:47 2008
How has the theory of evolution changed, or "evolved", since Plato??
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Asked by Taylor R - Wed Feb 21 17:49:27 2007 - Biology - 5 Answers - Comments
A. History of Evolutionary Thinking: Thinking about evolution can be traced as far back as Ancient Greece. Plato ( 427-347 B.C.) and his student Aristotle ( 384-322 B.C.) held opinions contrary to any form of evolution. Plato believed in a philosophy called idealism. He conceived that there were two coexisting worlds: an ideal real world and an imaginary imperfect one, humans perceive with their senses. Plants and animals were mearly imperfect representatives of the ideal forms. Only the ideal forms were real. Evolution cannot occur since the real organisms are already perfect. Aristotle questioned Plato's thinking and believed organisms were placed on a ladder of increasing complexity. Each organism had an immovable place on this ladder and… [cont.]
Answered by ATP-Man - Sun Feb 25 13:46:52 2007
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Asked by Taylor R - Wed Feb 21 17:49:27 2007 - Biology - 5 Answers - Comments
A. History of Evolutionary Thinking: Thinking about evolution can be traced as far back as Ancient Greece. Plato ( 427-347 B.C.) and his student Aristotle ( 384-322 B.C.) held opinions contrary to any form of evolution. Plato believed in a philosophy called idealism. He conceived that there were two coexisting worlds: an ideal real world and an imaginary imperfect one, humans perceive with their senses. Plants and animals were mearly imperfect representatives of the ideal forms. Only the ideal forms were real. Evolution cannot occur since the real organisms are already perfect. Aristotle questioned Plato's thinking and believed organisms were placed on a ladder of increasing complexity. Each organism had an immovable place on this ladder and… [cont.]
Answered by ATP-Man - Sun Feb 25 13:46:52 2007
If we "evolved" from monkeys, are we humans are going to "evolve" into something new one day?
Q. I know the evolution thing is a load of crap, but I just want to ask the people who believe in it this: So if monkeys evolved into humans, that must mean that we are going to evolve into something different day, right? So please explain to me how if everything is always "evolving" into something new, that means we will "evolve" one day.. I'd like to know what you think of this? Christians, I'd also like to know what you think of this. One last thing, I hope you atheists will find Jesus one day.. God bless
Asked by - Thu Jan 26 21:50:23 2012 - Biology - 8 Answers - Comments
A. The short answer is: we don't know. No one knows, or can know. Evolution is change in a species in response to the environment. Since we can't predict the future, we can't say what our environment will be like in the future. We could continue to advance technologically, and physical traits would be less and less necessary, eventually leading to their loss. We could nuke ourselves back to the middle ages, where physical fitness and toughness would be crucial. Even if we knew what the future held, evolution still has a random element to it. That's not to say that it's totally random. It's driven by random change (though still following the rules of physics, chemistry, biology, and probability) and shaped by non-random natural selection. That… [cont.]
Answered by andymanec - Fri Jan 27 13:47:23 2012
Q. I know the evolution thing is a load of crap, but I just want to ask the people who believe in it this: So if monkeys evolved into humans, that must mean that we are going to evolve into something different day, right? So please explain to me how if everything is always "evolving" into something new, that means we will "evolve" one day.. I'd like to know what you think of this? Christians, I'd also like to know what you think of this. One last thing, I hope you atheists will find Jesus one day.. God bless
Asked by - Thu Jan 26 21:50:23 2012 - Biology - 8 Answers - Comments
A. The short answer is: we don't know. No one knows, or can know. Evolution is change in a species in response to the environment. Since we can't predict the future, we can't say what our environment will be like in the future. We could continue to advance technologically, and physical traits would be less and less necessary, eventually leading to their loss. We could nuke ourselves back to the middle ages, where physical fitness and toughness would be crucial. Even if we knew what the future held, evolution still has a random element to it. That's not to say that it's totally random. It's driven by random change (though still following the rules of physics, chemistry, biology, and probability) and shaped by non-random natural selection. That… [cont.]
Answered by andymanec - Fri Jan 27 13:47:23 2012
Could religion have "evolved" to help human beings?
Q. Do you think evolution could have "evolved" to siphon out the unintelligent human beings from the intelligent ones, so as the smarter species survives? Think about it, religion is a pretty big waste of time, you spend your time praying and going to churches, you ignore crucial scientific facts because religion says they aren't true, etc. Do you think this could be possible? Grr, I made a typo in the first sentence, it should be: Do you think religion could have "evolved" to siphon out the unintelligent human beings from the intelligent ones?
Asked by - Sat Aug 1 01:06:38 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 22 Answers - Comments
A. Evolution used to siphon out all the idiots, it's called "natural selection" Now that we keep everybody alive and allow them to reproduce, idiots spread like cancer.
Answered by Hardly - Sat Aug 1 01:11:36 2009
Q. Do you think evolution could have "evolved" to siphon out the unintelligent human beings from the intelligent ones, so as the smarter species survives? Think about it, religion is a pretty big waste of time, you spend your time praying and going to churches, you ignore crucial scientific facts because religion says they aren't true, etc. Do you think this could be possible? Grr, I made a typo in the first sentence, it should be: Do you think religion could have "evolved" to siphon out the unintelligent human beings from the intelligent ones?
Asked by - Sat Aug 1 01:06:38 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 22 Answers - Comments
A. Evolution used to siphon out all the idiots, it's called "natural selection" Now that we keep everybody alive and allow them to reproduce, idiots spread like cancer.
Answered by Hardly - Sat Aug 1 01:11:36 2009
Swine flu is a relatively new virus because it "evolved", this is irrefutable. Hence evolution is truth ok?
Q. Is it possible to debate this salient point on its merits? Can logic be used to refute the overwhelming truth that this is nothing but evolution? This is evolution occurring, plain and simple. You agree? Emma, yeah sure, all the geneticists and biologists are all in a vast conspiracy to "make up" the theory of evolution.
Asked by PigDaddy - Sat May 23 15:12:09 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 20 Answers - Comments
A. It was "LAB" created.
Answered by Cheekote - Sat May 23 15:15:54 2009
Q. Is it possible to debate this salient point on its merits? Can logic be used to refute the overwhelming truth that this is nothing but evolution? This is evolution occurring, plain and simple. You agree? Emma, yeah sure, all the geneticists and biologists are all in a vast conspiracy to "make up" the theory of evolution.
Asked by PigDaddy - Sat May 23 15:12:09 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 20 Answers - Comments
A. It was "LAB" created.
Answered by Cheekote - Sat May 23 15:15:54 2009
How come creationists always say, "If humans evolved from apes, why are there still apes?"?
Q. Why not the question, "If apes evolved from humans, why are there still humans?" It fits into the same category of "I've-never-even attempted-to-study-evolution-in-my-life" people. Do they somehow think when an animal is more "evolved" it is more intelligent? Evolution is not defined by intelligence. Intelligence is just one factor in the larger view idea of "survival".
Asked by Ethan - Thu Jun 26 03:02:23 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 22 Answers - Comments
A. In regards to ape/human evolution, I'd like to see skeletal or fossil remains of the transitioned body before believing it. Unfortunately, these do not exist. What can you do? Maybe apes and humans are just different species. Who knows about bacterial evolution.
Answered by Christina . - Thu Jun 26 03:11:29 2008
Q. Why not the question, "If apes evolved from humans, why are there still humans?" It fits into the same category of "I've-never-even attempted-to-study-evolution-in-my-life" people. Do they somehow think when an animal is more "evolved" it is more intelligent? Evolution is not defined by intelligence. Intelligence is just one factor in the larger view idea of "survival".
Asked by Ethan - Thu Jun 26 03:02:23 2008 - Religion & Spirituality - 22 Answers - Comments
A. In regards to ape/human evolution, I'd like to see skeletal or fossil remains of the transitioned body before believing it. Unfortunately, these do not exist. What can you do? Maybe apes and humans are just different species. Who knows about bacterial evolution.
Answered by Christina . - Thu Jun 26 03:11:29 2008
If we "evolved" from monkeys, then why are they still here?
Q. Hm..? Question my Biology teacher (believer of evolution) couldn't answer. :D Yeah, and a biology teacher wasn't involved, I just said it to get competitive people (which post all they know) to answer it faster. Very informative answer though. (the 3rd one)
Asked by - Mon Nov 29 20:17:56 2010 - Biology - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I'm sorry you have a tragic excuse for a biology teacher. Anyhoo, they're here because they still fill a niche in their ecosystem. They have no motivation to change. It isn't like crap just evolves for the hell of it and some monkeys evolved into humans because they thought it was cool or something. Here's how evolution works: 1) Traits of a parent are passed down to their offspring with some degree of variations to them 2) Traits that are more beneficial to producing offspring are more likely to be passed down to future generations (by the simple fact because that means there are more offspring to pass traits down to) That's it. Nothing magical. Monkey's are still around because they still have adequate food and water in their ecosystem… [cont.]
Answered by halfeatenpizza - Mon Nov 29 20:26:35 2010
Q. Hm..? Question my Biology teacher (believer of evolution) couldn't answer. :D Yeah, and a biology teacher wasn't involved, I just said it to get competitive people (which post all they know) to answer it faster. Very informative answer though. (the 3rd one)
Asked by - Mon Nov 29 20:17:56 2010 - Biology - 4 Answers - Comments
A. I'm sorry you have a tragic excuse for a biology teacher. Anyhoo, they're here because they still fill a niche in their ecosystem. They have no motivation to change. It isn't like crap just evolves for the hell of it and some monkeys evolved into humans because they thought it was cool or something. Here's how evolution works: 1) Traits of a parent are passed down to their offspring with some degree of variations to them 2) Traits that are more beneficial to producing offspring are more likely to be passed down to future generations (by the simple fact because that means there are more offspring to pass traits down to) That's it. Nothing magical. Monkey's are still around because they still have adequate food and water in their ecosystem… [cont.]
Answered by halfeatenpizza - Mon Nov 29 20:26:35 2010
Atheists: Do you believe in Chemical evolution? That Hydrogen "evolved" into uranium?
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Asked by Pilgrim - Wed Jun 27 23:39:38 2007 - Chemistry - 7 Answers - Comments
A. I believe whatever a 2000 year old book tells me to believe and nothing else.
Answered by Sentient6 - Wed Jun 27 23:43:00 2007
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Asked by Pilgrim - Wed Jun 27 23:39:38 2007 - Chemistry - 7 Answers - Comments
A. I believe whatever a 2000 year old book tells me to believe and nothing else.
Answered by Sentient6 - Wed Jun 27 23:43:00 2007
How to make image or play "Halo: Combat Evolved" without disc?
Q. How to make image or play "Halo: Combat Evolved" without disc? Or can you tell me a program that will easily make a copy of the disc that will work. Thanks
Asked by S - Tue Oct 6 21:14:05 2009 - Video & Online Games - 1 Answers - Comments
Q. How to make image or play "Halo: Combat Evolved" without disc? Or can you tell me a program that will easily make a copy of the disc that will work. Thanks
Asked by S - Tue Oct 6 21:14:05 2009 - Video & Online Games - 1 Answers - Comments
Why do Atheist not precisely quantify the course of time of which life "evolved"?
Q. The only words used are "billions" and "billions" of years old. If science is the hallmark of your inquiry into the world around us then how is it possible to prove such a vague and boundless statement?
Asked by - Thu Aug 26 14:26:38 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 29 Answers - Comments
A. Earth - about 4 1/2 billions years old - fact Life (as we know) over 1 billion years. How precise do you wish it to be?
Answered by deg .Rowan. deg - Thu Aug 26 14:30:16 2010
Q. The only words used are "billions" and "billions" of years old. If science is the hallmark of your inquiry into the world around us then how is it possible to prove such a vague and boundless statement?
Asked by - Thu Aug 26 14:26:38 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 29 Answers - Comments
A. Earth - about 4 1/2 billions years old - fact Life (as we know) over 1 billion years. How precise do you wish it to be?
Answered by deg .Rowan. deg - Thu Aug 26 14:30:16 2010
Im doing a science paper on "how language has evolved" I have no idea what to write, & its due tomorrow.Help?
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Asked by Buggerss - Thu May 28 19:17:19 2009 - Homework Help - 1 Answers - Comments
A. you could write about how america has been changing a lot to spanish
Answered by Giovani - Thu May 28 22:04:49 2009
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Asked by Buggerss - Thu May 28 19:17:19 2009 - Homework Help - 1 Answers - Comments
A. you could write about how america has been changing a lot to spanish
Answered by Giovani - Thu May 28 22:04:49 2009
Atheists: Do you believe in Cosmic evolution? That "nothing" exploded and galaxies "evolved" into existence?
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Asked by Pilgrim - Wed Jun 27 23:43:50 2007 - Religion & Spirituality - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. no.you have to be completely nutts to believe in evolution.the proof for design is every were.
Answered by ronbo - Wed Jun 27 23:51:37 2007
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Asked by Pilgrim - Wed Jun 27 23:43:50 2007 - Religion & Spirituality - 10 Answers - 1 Comments
A. no.you have to be completely nutts to believe in evolution.the proof for design is every were.
Answered by ronbo - Wed Jun 27 23:51:37 2007
Atheists: Why do you think some humans evolved "Magical Thinking"?
Q. According to Darwin's theory of evolution, attributes evolve to serve a purpose. Every physical or behavioral characteristic evolved to serve a purpose at one point or another. Why do you think the human evolved the mental ability to imagine things that can not be proved? What purpose does this serve?
Asked by Zu - Wed May 12 12:38:43 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 21 Answers - Comments
A. Nothing is proved without thinking of the question first. .
Answered by Donut Tim - Wed May 12 12:48:21 2010
Q. According to Darwin's theory of evolution, attributes evolve to serve a purpose. Every physical or behavioral characteristic evolved to serve a purpose at one point or another. Why do you think the human evolved the mental ability to imagine things that can not be proved? What purpose does this serve?
Asked by Zu - Wed May 12 12:38:43 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 21 Answers - Comments
A. Nothing is proved without thinking of the question first. .
Answered by Donut Tim - Wed May 12 12:48:21 2010
Why do atheists believe man has "evolved" to take solace in false beliefs?
Q. i can be freezing but i can't find that believing i'm warm i become warm... if i am face to face with a lion i can't be at ease by imagining that the lion is a rabbit... if i invest all my time and energy in an imaginary world to come wouldn't i have fewer resources to devote to survival and success in this world...why hasn't natural selection already get rid of religious people...after all atheists can't claim they are more evolved by not believe in God because God is immaterial...evolution is biological, material...
Asked by fmko ( Wu Shen Lun Zhe haShen woZhi tuteinai ) - Sat Jan 9 23:20:14 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 22 Answers - Comments
A. Sadly you fail to realize that indeed religion is shrinking - christianity down over ten percent in less than a decade and the loss is increasing!! you are simply being left behind!!
Answered by Sage - Sun Jan 10 03:01:23 2010
Q. i can be freezing but i can't find that believing i'm warm i become warm... if i am face to face with a lion i can't be at ease by imagining that the lion is a rabbit... if i invest all my time and energy in an imaginary world to come wouldn't i have fewer resources to devote to survival and success in this world...why hasn't natural selection already get rid of religious people...after all atheists can't claim they are more evolved by not believe in God because God is immaterial...evolution is biological, material...
Asked by fmko ( Wu Shen Lun Zhe haShen woZhi tuteinai ) - Sat Jan 9 23:20:14 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 22 Answers - Comments
A. Sadly you fail to realize that indeed religion is shrinking - christianity down over ten percent in less than a decade and the loss is increasing!! you are simply being left behind!!
Answered by Sage - Sun Jan 10 03:01:23 2010
So Atheists: If evolution is true & all, can you deny that mankind has "evolved" to accept God as the Supreme?
Q. the overwhelming majority of humans all over the world do accept god --- atheists make a minority with no real influence. Lol 1.5 Billion atheists -- yeah right. Sorry to break it to you but most Asians including China are Buddhist; most Whites are Christian, most Middle Easterners are Muslim. There are no majority atheist populations in the world. buddhists are not atheist. they never say there is no god etc unlike atheists.
Asked by Annie: Queen of Pundits - Thu Aug 12 00:08:33 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 45 Answers - Comments
A. which god? and what about the goddesses?
Answered by - Thu Aug 12 00:11:13 2010
Q. the overwhelming majority of humans all over the world do accept god --- atheists make a minority with no real influence. Lol 1.5 Billion atheists -- yeah right. Sorry to break it to you but most Asians including China are Buddhist; most Whites are Christian, most Middle Easterners are Muslim. There are no majority atheist populations in the world. buddhists are not atheist. they never say there is no god etc unlike atheists.
Asked by Annie: Queen of Pundits - Thu Aug 12 00:08:33 2010 - Religion & Spirituality - 45 Answers - Comments
A. which god? and what about the goddesses?
Answered by - Thu Aug 12 00:11:13 2010
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