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That's what I meant. You did not understand what I wrote down. It is frustrating for people that usually understand what other people mean.
Well, it's hard of course. How to decide that someone is the most intelligent. Still, I guess most scientists are actually not believers and scientists are generally the people we consider intelligent.
As for the responding. Why should I not respond to what is said to me?
and it is amusing that you get so upset about such trivial crap.
you should follow Gav's advice.
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You guess...majority of astrologers are Christian...and many Christians are scientists. Big Bang? Catholic Monk came up with it. Evolution? Darwin, Christian. Galileo? Catholic, Bacon, Catholic, and it goes on.
Einstein "Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind."
As for not responding, your apparently intellegent, rise above it.
He's extremely intellignet, relies on facts, and has a really convincing argument.
Depsite being a Christian, I'm not a mindless sheep. Since I was about 12 or 13 the possibility of no god(s) has always been in the back of my mind. "What if the athiests are right? The people who put the Bible together didn't know anything about dinosaurs or atoms or DNA." is something that haunts me in a very scary/nagging way.
are you gonna bark all day, little doggie, or are you gonna bite?
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Astrology is not a science.
Wow, wow, Darwin was not Christian. Eistein also wasn't Christian and he did not believe in God. That are quotes either taking out of context or made up.
And well. As I replied to RJ. You should understand.
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Yeah, that's my view (maybe not Dawkins), but I just don't understand it either way. I mean...there must be some doubt. And I really don't mind Christians with reasonable views...I understand that you can believe in God...it seems unlikely to me, but it is a possibility. But there are so many fundamentalist people that are just horribly stupid....those are at least the ones I despise.
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Yeah, I must have mixed them up. I recall to have read a Darwin quote to the contrary, it might have been addressed to him though.
Also, you should read what I said. Not "That quote is..." but "That are quotes" ..referring to the many quotes that believers often use to paint Einstein as Religios or in their way spiritual, which he certainly wasn't.
agreed. I am gonna read up on this Dawkin s guy and will comment then.
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Exactly, when the Bible was written, those stories were the best the people of an unscientific world could come up with, it's not that they were stupid, it's just what they had to work with.
It's very possible that there is a God or a higher power, yet the world factually works like the science community thinks it does, due to the luxuries of advanced science, technology, observation and research.
The people that bother me, and I believe that bother Bardock too, are the ones (aka fear mongers) that refuse to see past their book. The "it is written, so this has to be it" regardless of what new facts and proofs come to light.
As far as your nagging feeling, despite what the fundamentalist say, it is possible for you to be a Christian and believe in science.
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