Does anything attract you to Atheism?

Healthy skepticism of ALL worldviews is good. Skeptical of non-belief like found in Atheism? Post your challenging questions. Responses are encouraged.
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How did this become an evolution thread? Anyway since there is absolutely no peer reviewed evidence that demonstrates life evolves the three-toed horse was simply the kinds of horses that lived in the former world that perished until God MADE this world we live in now.Exodus 20:11
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IceMobster wrote:
Audie wrote:An informed person knows there is no disproof of ToE.
Woah, and I thought she can't get any more dumb.
Are you saying your dumb cos you thought she couldnt get more dumb? :P
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Nessa wrote:
IceMobster wrote:
Audie wrote:An informed person knows there is no disproof of ToE.
Woah, and I thought she can't get any more dumb.
Are you saying your dumb cos you thought she couldnt get more dumb? :P
I don't know. I don't care. I ignored her and that is it.
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Play nice, or I'll put you all in timeout.
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RickD wrote:Play nice, or I'll put you all in timeout.
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Hmmpf. Just when I was in a mood to fight.
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Audie wrote:Hmmpf. Just when I was in a mood to fight.
*brings out the water guns*
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:popcorn:
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Storyteller wrote::popcorn:

Popcirn with sugar?
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Sugar, toffee or salt.
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Audie wrote:
Storyteller wrote::popcorn:

Popcirn with sugar?
What's popcirn? Is that Hong Kongian popcorn?
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RickD wrote:
Audie wrote:
Storyteller wrote::popcorn:

Popcirn with sugar?
What's popcirn? Is that Hong Kongian popcorn?
No.. it is called a "typo".
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IceMobster wrote:
Audie wrote:An informed person knows there is no disproof of ToE.
Woah, and I thought she can't get any more dumb.
Which part of that statement was dumb?
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It never ceases to surprise me how intellectually dishonest and presumptuous proponents of ToE are, and how presumptuous the theory is, itself. Cool; you can read and look at fossils. But if you don't see the serious foundation flaws of ToE and keep spouting you know what you're talking about, might as label yourself a pseudo intellectual. And stop saying philosophy isn't used in science, or in every aspect of life (which everyone uses almost on an daily basis unless they are blank minds or DD). It shows a gross inability to even think, let alone critically. :shakehead:
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Audie wrote:
PaulSacramento wrote:Before you call things idiotic just because you disagree with them, maybe you should try to understand the context of the post and what the writer was actually saying.
Prease exprain what he was actually saying.


What he actually wrote is kinda dumb.

I said dumb because it is dumb, not " just because I disagree".
There was nothing idiotic in what Wright said and no, he isn't a creationist.
Idiotic means very stupid.
Which means it lacked intelligence and'or common sense.

There is nothing in his post that denotes lack of common sense or intelligence.

In regards to his point that the TOE isn't a theory in his view:
A scientific theory must follow the scientific method and one of the key points is that it must be falsifiable.
IE: the theory can be disproven.
You can disagree with his opinion but you can't call it idiotic because it does some some validity.

As for the natural selection being an oxymoron, I posted the link that shows that the view is not idiotic.

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This is a far more modest debate. It's a debate on nothing more than definition. Is the term "natural selection" an oxymoron? To answer this question, we really need to cite nothing more than the dictionary. I used Merriam Webster online. Here are the relevant definitions:

oxymoron: a combination of words that have opposite or very different meanings.

natural: existing in nature and not made or caused by people: coming from nature

selection: the act of choosing something or someone from a group.

There you have it! Natural describes what just happens. It happens naturally without purposeful, active intervention. Selection, on the other hand, is a deliberate choice. Selection is active purposeful choice - exactly what does not happen in nature. Thus, natural selection is, by definition, an oxymoron.
Again, you can disagree of course BUt what you can't do is call it idiotic.
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