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  • Richard Dawkins is a brilliant thinker and scientist.

  • He's dangerous! He made me think and question things! What a blasphemy!

  • Bravo! Richard Dawkins is a great man. He speaks the truth about religion.

  • Douglas Adams - you're missed!

  • Science is the investigation to disclose the facts of any physical truth'

  • What good is any Belief? A dream to be right about why the question even exists?

  • Arguing with creationists is a WASTE OF TIME!! For them; ignorance is bliss. Sad but true.

  • We must stop Atheism paranoia, and imense mass-murders

  • The use of words creates the description. Without description, good and evil are just preferred action.

  • @tgillspy1 Evolution doesnt lead to eugenics any more than genetics leads to eugenics. The twisting and manipulation of science by crazy people should not be held against science. Here is a quote from Mein Kampf, these are Hitlers words.

    "I believe that I am acting in accordance with the will of the Almighty Creator: by defending myself against the Jew, I am fighting for the work of the Lord.."

  • @MrKGatl which raises the interesting question: how does science explain the problem of evil? I agree science is not itself evil. But where does evil come from?

  • @1962mrpaul I would say, an a non expert in psychology, evil comes from the same place as love, your consciousness. It would be my guess that scientifically all of our emotions come from the same place in our brains. Evil is an emotion that normally doesnt come out of no where, it is what happens when anger boils over. Tramatic conditions can foster feelings of anger and evil, like a child that is physically abused growing up, might take it out when he is an adult. Like Mansons childhood

  • Both Douglas and Dawkins seem ignorant of Religious history in which theological theories were debated and argued and tested all the time rather than simply accepted without question. Catholicism with its Councils and theologians brought the rigorous rules of reason to bare against the datum available and arrived at its various dogmas and doctrines. His criticism seems appropriate only to a small if vocal slice of fundamentalist unreasoning christianity.

  • @1962mrpaul yeah and the Catholics have never been corrupt

  • @MrKGatl a typical knee-jerk sarcasm stereotyping "the Catholics" as corrupt. Just as all scientists without exception rigorously follow the rules of science and never, ever fudge results or cut corners because the idea of winning a noble prize never even crosses their minds in their dispassionate quest for truth and the betterment of humankind. Scientists are immune to celebrity and would never say something controversial just to sell a few books or keep them on the most popular chat shows.

  • @1962mrpaul interesting factoid: Eisnstein originally fudged the numbers of his famous relativity theory to make it fit the then-dominant scientific "dogma" of a static universe. Only after the theory of the Big Bang was proposed by the stronomer Georges Lemaitre WHO WAS ALSO A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST did Einstein feel confident to restore the original, unbiased equation.

  • @1962mrpaul Yes, and Lemaitre presented his findings of the Big Bang exactly as for what it was: a scientific theory. When the pope apparently offered to make it dogma, he simply didn't get the point. BTW adjusting your equations to new evidence is good science. Other than in religion, which just sticks its fingers in the ears and goes la la la.

    "As far as I see, such a theory [...] remains entirely outside any metaphysical or religious question."

    George Lemaitre

  • @dashaftable People considering taking away by bitch-axing weekends? What a joke...

  • It's unfortunate that most of the believers I know, (my entire family) will be too constricted by their own beliefs then to ever watch this video in it's entirety. Not only can you say nothing about other people's beliefs, but they themselves feel guilt by allowing themselves to hear you say it. How childish and weak.

  • @skywize this has been my experience as well. it frustrates me beyond belief. you can't have an intelligent conversation of substance that encroaches on religious views/beliefs

  • Whats ironic is religious people seem to have no problem mocking other faiths, because all religions teach that theirs is the one, 'true' faith. What is considered completely inappropriate is the idea of a nonreligious person questioning god, or mocking someone's belief system. Im not saying youre not entitled to your beliefs, im just saying theyre stupid.

  • @DAranJames What's even weirder is that religious people will tolerate criticism from a believer of a different faith with more stride than they will an atheist.

  • @DAranJames Sorry, slight correction. It's every Monotheistic faith that believes that. Most polytheists don't tend to have issue with other peoples gods... Although the christian god tends to be omitted slightly, lol

  • Maybe it is not that we are "used to it" but because it is innate.

  • @TheJudgeJoker Yes, that's why when I die I plan to be buried, unembalmed, in a natural graveyard. I would like an infrared camera placed nearby to record the gas escaping, maybe it'll look like a soul lol. 

  • Xenu will collect our souls and eat them in the afterlife.

  • @PrimericanIdol Blasphemer!!! The Flying Spaghetti Monster will strike you down for such a statement!!!

  • funny thing is, i was thinking the same principle about criticising different viewpoints without causing offence but criticising religion WITH causing offence earlier today and Dawkins has just relayed it back to me in much more coherent language.

  • Ahem, one objection to Douglas: what he describes as the scientific method is really the philosophical method, going all the way back to Plato and Socrates. 

  • Ahh, Dawkins. What a legend and such a character.

  • We "ringfence" religion from hatred because so many have been killed for their religion. See, Dawkins comes from a theocratic monarchy. The monarch's religion is best, and everything else is less. Dawkins simply replaces Anglicanism with atheism, and then begins persecuting all others. That's not America. Here, we're all equal and respectful. Easy question.

  • it says alot when believers must support their ideas critisising science while having to use computers to do so. hey just pray your opinions to you tube

  • @TheJudgeJoker I dont understand your argument.

    No real christian should claim to be perfect, what makes us different is that when you are bornagain

    you have your salvation sealed and the holy spirit works inside you.

    It is a journey, and we grow as christians, but we are still humans living in a fallen world full of sin.

    the difference is that..... we recognize our creator and are forgiven for all sins and our souls will live for eterity with the Father.

  • If you dont care what happens to your soul after death, then follow Richard Dawkins

    all of you Rebels.

  • Can't mock religion? Utter bullshit. I've been mocked for wearing a crucifix - by my atheist friends. Why? Because my faith is stupid, because I'm a sheep, because God is a fantasy etc etc.

    It gets wearing. Really, really soul crushing.

    And that's why I respect people who respect me and my beliefs - and not men like Richard Dawkins, who is just hateful.

    I believe in evolution, always have - but of course it has holes, and I believe that where science lacks, there comes God.

  • @Trontador Whats so hatefull in this? he just states fact.

    And what holes do you speak of in evolution? if it is where it all started that isnt evolution.

  • @Trontador My best advise would be ignore anyone that belittles you. be it religion.colour.size. seems to work for me ;)

  • @Trontador Science, given time, will fill its own holes as we learn. God does not do that, he only bends and gets re-written by the very men that created him. The holes in evolution will be filled with provable, observable facts. God will then be morphed into something else to withstand the blow science has given it. Science does not need god, they are incompatible as god is defeated by science. As for your friends. . . they are asses then

  • @Trontador what you fail to understand is that it doesn't make sense to fill in the "holes" with religion. Religion gives you the answers, but none of them are true.

  • @blacklight019 Fine. I am stating facts, that's all. The last thing I want to promote is hatred - that's for religious extremists & others who resort to childish abuse such as calling others 'fuctard' rather than indulge in a reasoned debate.

  • @blacklight019 Ignoramus

  • @dalefantom Read 'The Greatest Show on Earth'. Dawkins does, in fact, know a great deal. There is no 'missing link' & every lifeform that has ever been on earth is a transitional fossil. If you are looking for a 'crocoduck' then you need to go & find out how evolution really works before commenting on it.

  • @loeghat Dawkins is not extreme!! He quite rightly calls for open debate & scrutinises. What's 'extreme' about that? Religious followers lie to kids, mutilate kids genitals, are homophobic, treat women as 2nd class, tell others what to eat, what to wear, with whom others can have relationships with/interfere in consenting adults' sex lives etc etc etc - this is extreme yet gets away with being classed as normal.

  • @loeghat Hmm...to be labelled a 'fundamental muslim/jew/christain' you have to block free speech, issue death threats, kill abortion doctors, fly planes into buildings etc, but to be labelled a 'fundamental atheist' you simply have to reject absurd middle eastern myths, scrutinise & ask the religious to justify why they deserve special treatment over rational people. It's interesting that religious folks do things like mutilate a childs genitals in the name of a sky fairy yet claim it's normal.

  • I have never ever heard this man give one single reason why God doesnt exist.

    If its true it should be easy...right?

    If evolution is true it should be easy to show us some evidence. right?

    Oh but they are working on that ....I forgot.

  • @brandisify at one time, everyone believed the world was flat and the blue void above us was heaven.

    Science is a work in progress, it has always been. Its progress is due to the constant search to understand to world around us. We've come a long way, and there's still much we don't yet understand.

    Religion is static. People still take at face value what primitive men said 2000 years ago. Their explanations are difficult to accept nowadays given our limited understand of our existence.

  • @brandisify There is evidence. Masses of it - your statement proves you have not sought it out. & yes by 'working on it', it purely means that science is continually seeking more answers, re-testing, discovering. If it didn't, we wouldn't have known about DNA (which is an example of evolutionary proof).

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  • @brandisify You have completely missed the points here.

    1. Dawkins has never ever said that any gods absolutely do not exist. He has, quite rightly said that based on a lack of any evidence, it is highly unlikely that there are any gods - just like we can't prove a flying pink teapot over Mars - it's equally unlikely.

    2. Evolution is true & there is masses of evidence to support it - go & see, it's there. He also rightly says science hasn't yet filled all the holes. Hence 'working on it'.

  • who do you know who would admit openely to being stupid?

  • The other classic from religion is, “Faith is a virtue.”

  • @JohnfromPerth Thats a dumbass idea that the church puts in your head that you are persecuted so you act like it. Reality says otherwise though.

  • What a bigoted idiot... 

  • this man is single handedly turning america on its self ! i have yet to see this man loose an argument ! unless somebody kills him he is going to take over the planet LOL

  • great vid, thank you

  • @digital0707neo Well shit sucks sometimes when half your race has delusional ideas of higher powers gods and spirits ghosts angels and other mystical and all mythical figures.

  • 20 From the creation of the world, God's invisible qualities, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly observed in what he made. As a result, people have no excuse.

    21 They knew God but did not praise and thank him for being God. Instead, their thoughts were pointless, and their misguided minds were plunged into darkness.

    22 While claiming to be wise, they became fools.

  • @digital0707neo Thank you. I couldnt have said it better myself.

  • Zeus will strike you all!

    If he doesn't you got lucky he got distracted by some woman...

    But you will surely suffer in the underworld!

  • Religion is 1 big giant asshole and the believers are just passing through

  • @kansaimagic religion is so stupid lol people still believe in this crap

  • @loeghat Yeah, and I don't really remember me saying something like that.

  • @loeghat Yeah. Too bad that "there is no other explanation for the universe at the moment" isn't an argument for the existence of god.

  • @loeghat From what reasoning can you conclude that atheist are blind and close minded, considering you refuse to believe the world wasn't created by your imaginary friend?

  • @loeghat Sorry there is no such term as an "extreme atheist." Atheism does not have dogma or a set of beliefs, therefore cannot be extreme. It simply means that they don't believe there is a god. Simple as that. You could be referring to extreme anti-theists which do not like organized religion. Your definition of God sounds somewhat like Pantheism, which is one of the many ways people define their God.

  • Excellent!!!

  • @dalefantom They haven't found that God.... Oh... I forgot. I just can't do that.

  • @dalefantom there's an interesting page on wikipedia, just type human evolution. there's a lot to find out..**

  • @dalefantom all nowadays living animals have evolved. even a modern simple bacteria is compared to it's ancestor-bacteria completely developed. it's not for instance, as if we have evolved from chimpanzees. it's that both, chimps and humans evolved from a common ancestor some million years ago.

  • @dalefantom the pyramids in china were build inbetween 200bc and 200ac. the ones in egypt are build in 2500bc. the atztec pyramide was build in 200ac. ..

  • @dalefantom scientist don't kno everythin and that's why they keep workin on understand it and learning how everything work in the universe. unlike religion who claim to kno godn kno what he wants . I mean i think there's no god, but even if there was he wouldn't b a personal god, it wud b more like a force that put motion to the universe and doesn't care about you me or any other living thing. i mean if there was a personal god how can u explain 99.9 percent of all exctinct earth species?

  • Oh, you silly people will be surprised when the mothership lands and you find out the Galactic Overlord Xenu was behind it all. L. Ron Hubbard said so. He's gonna toss all you unbeleivers into volcanoes like he did the last batch. But I'm hoping there's room on the mothership for me. Right next to Tom Cruise. Hail Xenu !

  • @stayjit1 Hail Xenu, or intergalactic overlord!

  • 'Messiah', 'worship', 'blindly believing'? Are you projecting?

    I doubt any biologist thinks in these terms about Darwin. Admiration for someone and his works is light years away from deifying the person. And even when 'messiah' and 'worship', or other similar expressions, are actually used to refer to someone, they're used as pure metaphors by any sane scientist.

  • (cont.) Furthermore, Darwin's 'Origin' is in no way comparable to some 'holy scripture' of an evolutionary biologist. Its reading is not compulsory, and unquestioningly accepting everything in it is not required. If one reads it, he does it out of pure historical interest or curiosity. It's very much in the same position as Newston's 'Principia' for a physicist or 'Gray's Anatomy' (the textbook, not the TV show) for a physician.

  • @JUANMO94

    Also, evolution is a FACT. Change over time is a fact. The THEORY of evolution, if i'm not mistaken, involves the process, and the origins of the process.

  • @blacklight019 I repeat it is not a theory.

  • @blacklight019  You're a dumbass.

  • @blacklight019 Evolution isn't a theory, It's fact.

  • @gorojo1 Nice arguments there! Ad hominem rings a bell?

  • reminds me of when nixon called timoth leary the most dangerous man in america just rediculous its a fear of loosing control of the people

  • Dawkins asks simple questions, in a calm way, that really infuriates and threatens believers. Unable to argue effectively against him, they resort to juvenile attacks, like Buckeyefan's below. So obvious that they've lost the argument. I also like the way he's so uncompromising with bullshit.

  • @mmartini50 Yep - agreed.

  • @blacklight019 No faith is required to know that evolution is true - it is provable over and over again. This is a very weak argument by the religious, and people who simply do not understand that evolution is a fact.

  • new testament is the continuantion of the fairy tale yes lol

  • @buckeyefan2107 and you'll suck Jesus' cock.

  • naww hes smart but he needs to hop off darwins cock

  • @buckeyefan2107, wouldn't you? :P

  • I really think that all believers are atheist. I don't think they can possibly believe in bullshit - but they are so proud of it they are willing to be dumb in the name of religion, but only for their benefit of course.

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    take an example of Irish Catholic - if you tell him Ireland sucks - he will be pissed - if you tell him Catholics are sucm - he will be pissed, because he identifies Ireland with Catholicism.

    Same goes for Jews, Arabs, Russians, Poles, Americans, etc....

    BULLSHIT...

  • How can the atheists delude themselve and believe that hydrogen and oxygen, electrons and protons, should first produce themselves, then be the source for all other beings, and finally decree the laws that regulate themselves and the rest of the material world?

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  • Should the scientist, who is aware of the natural causes and of the factors determining each step of creation towards perfection, of mankind's evolution, of the minute accuracy and exactitude that rules every change in the nature that surrounds us, come to believe that these wondrous laws and amazing interactions have somehow fortuitously emerged out of mindless matter?

  • Yes, mainly because the scientist who has investigated, tested and analysed all the evidence as to how the things in your "god's creation" work - he then applies the same scientific method to the creation of life and the universe and sees, to his horror, that the evidence suggests that this started on it's own.

    Scientists, and indeed people, who have an understanding of the laws of physics and how things work don't have time for your supernatural, unevidenced mumbo jumbo

  • Before he enters the realm of science and knowledge with all its concerns, man is able to perceive certain truths by means of these innate perceptions. But after entering the sphere of science and philosophy and filling his *brain* with various proofs and deductions, he may forget his natural and innate perceptions or begin to doubt them. It is for this reason that when man moves beyond his innate nature to delineate a belief, differences begin to appear. ...

  • mumbo jumbo

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    God and Empirical Logic.

    One of the most destructive and misleading factors in thoughts concerning God is to restrict one's thought to the "logic" of the empirical sciences and to *fail* to recognize the *limits* and boundaries of that "logic".

    Is that which is necessary in essence and which is considered the first source of existence matter itself or something else beyond the limits of matter?

    How is that for YOUR "mumbo jumbo "?

  • You've given me a lot of it.

    If I can understand this, you're telling me that because I'd rather investigate scientific theories to explore the complexities, workings and, indeed, origins of life and the universe, than take the rather easy assertion that "God did it all" that it makes ME closed minded.

    I put it to you, sir, that you're blatant indifference of evidence and anything else that contradicts the bible restricts YOUR thought to the "logic" of sciences

  • I understand fully that science can't answer anything and may be wrong - but based on evidence (there's that word again, see it's pretty damn important) I'd rather take an evidenced "half-answer" than illogical, unfounded *mumbo jumbo* as absolute truth

  • the bible restricts YOUR ...

    ______

    Where did you pull that from?

    I am not a Christian!

    I am a shiite muslim!

    How could it be believed that matter should itself be the origin of millions of attributes and characteristics and thus be the equivalent of the purposeful, wise and all-knowing Creator?

    How can it be supposed that belief in the existence of God is the acceptance of contradiction, whereas belief in the uncaused nature of an effect such as matter is not contradictory?

  • I apologise, in general the religious people of YouTube who tend to comment on Richard Dawkins videos tend to be christians, I made an unfounded assumption and I apologise.

    But how is your idea of "God created everything" any different because it leaves you with how he created it - people say that evolution &big bang is "something out of nothing" but your philosophy is the same simply with "God made..." at the start

    Furthermore, it creates two bigger questions, which god? and who created him?

  • it creates two bigger questions, which god?

    ______

    Call Him by whatever name you like (Allah, Jehovah, God, Merciful, Lord... etc), as long as the word is not contaminated.

    Say: "Invoke God, or invoke the Most Gracious: by whichever name you invoke Him, He is always the One -- for His are all the attributes of perfection."

    The Quran 17:110 ...

  • If numerous gods ruled over the world and each of these gods acted and gave commands in accordance with his own will, the order of the universe would dissolve into anarchy.

    If there were, in the heavens and the earth, other gods besides Allah, there would have been confusion in both! but glory to Allah, the Lord of the Throne: (High is He) above what they attribute to Him!

    Quran 21: 22 ...

  • and who created him?

    _______

    The Manifestations of God in Nature

    If in the course of developing the argument of the orderliness of the universe we attempt to prove the existence of a maker similar to the human maker, the divine maker will, in reality, also be a created being on the level of man; proving the existence of such a maker is an entirely different matter from proving the existence of the Maker and Creator of all being. ...

  • The Creator of the universe cannot be preceded by non-existence; otherwise, He would need another god to create Him; and that god, if he is preceded by non-existence, would need another god and so on. Thus, we would have an endless chain of gods without reaching a **causeless cause** to be the source of the existence of the universe. Then we have to deny the existence of the universe. We would also have to deny ourselves because we are a part of the universe. ...

  • From a scientific point of view, the self-origination of matter is impossible; the theory that the material world is constantly evolving and advancing toward higher states is clearly contradictory to scientific data and the realities of nature. All development and motion in the mineral realm is due either to the intervention of a will external to matter or to attraction, interchange, and compounding with other bodies.

  • @MeBeMat If you could reason with a religious mind, there would be no religion.

  • How could some of the scientists permit themselves to make a claim that would necessitate knowledge as extensive as the scheme of the universe, when their knowledge of the total scheme of being is *close* to zero, when confronted with a whole mass of unknowns concerning this very earth and tangible, lifeless matter, let alone the whole universe?

  • Is it at all feasible to regard all the precise geometry, functioning and movement of the universe as the outcome of matter in its ignorance?

    Materialism looks at the world with one eye *closed* and, as a result, is unable to answer numerous questions!

  • Whereas religion closes both eyes and makes up the answer based on feeling around for a bit

  • Evidence

  • God is omnipotent and all knowing yet help create the bible which is ambiguous, contradictory and sometimes flat out silly. Since creationists claim God created man, you would think he could create a holy book people could understand as a whole and not fill it with such stupidity. He creates man flawed then blames man when his flawed creation eats from the tree of life. For an all knowing omnipotent being, he sure make some pretty amateur mistakes. Sorry, but your God sounds like a Retard.

  • @chrisinsocalif: "Your God sounds like a retard."

    I couldn't agree more with everything you said. One minor correction, though, that actually makes God even more retarded; it wasn't "The Tree of Life"; it was "The Tree of the Knowledge of Good & Evil." God gives man a brain, then commands him to be stupid.

  • @JCLeSinge My apologies. Thank you for the correction.

  • @chrisinsocalif: Yours was an incisive and eloquent dissection of God's character; much kudos.

    The "Tree of Life" thing is largely perpetuated by Christians who apparently learned the story in kindergarten, never bothered to read Genesis, and can't see the obvious inconsistency of the Tree of Life causing certain death...

    There were supposedly two forbidden trees in the Garden, the Tree of Life, and the Tree of Knowledge; the former plays no part whatsoever in the Bible's "plot".

  • @chrisinsocalif If religious people used reason, there wouldn't be religious people.

  • @LIVEETERNALLOVE

    Catholic seminaries require as much philosophy as theology. Theology is heavily steeped in classical philosophy. The argument that religious people are irrational is simply unfounded. There exist numerous rational arguments for God, and reasonable people through all ages have held a belief in God. What strikes me about this Dawkin presentation is that it speaks to a literal minded sort of religiosity. What of the symbolic interpretations? Religion is about mystery.

  • @belleobscurytee Sure lots of the bible is not meant literally (i hope), but some people beleive it all. Also religious people are irratoinal in their Faith. Faith in that sense is irrational, as beleiving in something without any evidence is irrational.

  • "Christan's wallow in denial and call it virtue whilst delighting in ignorance and calling it faith." [Scott Tebben]

  • @LIVEETERNALLOVE "If religious people used reason, there wouldn't be religious people. "

    Why atheists make claims, rude and stupid claims, but never back up them with evidecens ?

    Show us the evidences that prove your claim, or shut up.

  • @SuperPais Wow... you obviously don't know your own position very well. If you're going to say that God exists, YOU are the one who has to prove it. We as atheists will simply say "I don't believe God exists", and it's up to YOU to prove us wrong.

    Btw, "I don't believe God exists" is not a "rude, stupid claim" without "evidecens"

  • @redshark618 No. Its you that dont know your position at all. You said and all atheists said "I don't believe God exists". So, you and all atheists are BELIEVERS . You dont believe (in the existence of god).

    So, you must back up your claim, that god dont exist !!

  • @SuperPais Your statement is inherently flawed. If you don't believe in something, its not a belief but a lack thereof. Academia states that in the absence of proof for the existence of somethingm it must be deemed not to exist until verifiable proof is found.

  • @SuperPais Well, then. I don't believe fairies or unicorns exist. Am I supposed to back up my "nonbelief " in those as well? If you came up to me and said you DO believe in those things, I would expect you to back that shit up. Do you understand that "nonbelievers" don't need any evidence? Seriously, grow up.

  • @redshark618 I never saw anyome saying to believe in Unicorns.

    Anyway, you and all atheists say : "I don't believe God exists". So, you and all atheists are BELIEVERS . You dont believe in the existence of god.

    So, acording to your own rules, back up with evidences, that god dont exist !!

  • @SuperPais You have gone into headbanging mode. You ignore everything else and keep repeating yourself. I have heard enough and will stop arguing with you. You are so blocked.

  • @chrisinsocalif "Since creationists claim God created man, you would think he could create a holy book people could understand as a whole"

    If you dont understand (or cant read) the Bibble, its your problem.

    "and not fill it with such stupidity."

    Again, if you dont understand the Bibble, its your problem. You are the stupid one

  • Sadly, it seems you and other Christians are still held firmly prisoner by the self perpetuating brainwashing.

  • @chrisinsocalif No. Its the oposite.

  • @SuperPais Yeah? Prove it.

  • @chrisinsocalif No, you do the first claim, so obvious its you that need to prove it.

  • @SuperPais You claim a supreme being, not I. Provide evidence of your claim and not unsupported blind assertions.

  • @chrisinsocalif You claim theres no God, so you are the first one to follow atheist rules, and show evidences theres no god.

  • @SuperPais You cannot prove something doesn't exist. In order to disprove something you need actual evidence to disprove, hence the term. So what you just commented makes no sense at all. You are the one with the bold claim. You have the burden or proof, not I.

  • @chrisinsocalif Of course you can prove something dont exist. For example, I can prove you have not 10 brothers. Or, I can prove water and oil dont mix together. Or, I can prove Einstein didnt live in the 19 century. Or I can prove theres no son of Einstein.

  • @SuperPais That is because you have evidence and comparable data to observe and test, so your comparison is deemed invalid, Try again.

  • @chrisinsocalif Yes, I have some of that and more, and I can prove there is no such things. Now , its your time to prove there is no Good. See Agnostics. They take no position, and are decent persons. But atheists are boring, most of them liars, etc, and take position : they believe there is no god.

  • @SuperPais Please take a science class. You cannot prove the non-existence of anything. You are almost an atheist, you don't believe other gods do not exist, I go one step further and say your god doesn't exist either. "But atheists are boring, most of them liars, etc" More Christians in Prison than atheist by far (less than 1% atheist). Atheists tend to have higher educations and be more affluent. Please get an education, it may help.

  • @chrisinsocalif Take a science and logic class. Religion by defenition, dont require what you call evidence. Thats why its called faith. Otherwise, it will be called something else. Is called "faith".

    Regarding persons in prison, is very well know that most prisioners, converted. There are even films with it.

    Still, the biggest mass murders of all times, were all atheists or pagans.

    Get an education, it may help

  • @SuperPais  I bet you would also find that the biggest mass murderers of all times were a-unicornists and a-leprechanists. What does disbelief have to do with motivation? Do you think that Stalin not believing in fairies had anything to do with the attrocities that he committed. Non belief, or atheism means that there are no dogmas, no scriptures, no holy men, no agendas, no ethical code. You never hear atheists saying all christians are bad people because of Hitler

  • @MrKGatl Blah, blah, blah. Regarding hittler, do your research, and see that hittler like many kids was raised as a christian, but left to atheism / paganism. Orgs like the SS full of pagan symbols, and even the swastika (cant you see that?), a clearly pagan symbols, left no doubts that hitler and nazis, were atheists or pagans. (not talking about the people enforced to get into army(

  • @SuperPais I'm sorry that you are misinformed. Here is a quote from Mein Kampf, these are Hitlers own words. "I believe that I am acting in accordance with the will of the Almighty Creator: by defending myself against the Jew, I am fighting for the work of the Lord..." Hitler did believe in god. Hitler constantly evoked Christianity in his speeches. Hitler and the nazi soldiers were all Christians.

  • @SuperPais christmas trees, easter eggs, boxing day etc etc etc, evry christian I ever heard of does similar things, what´s your point? On every SS belt buckle it said "got mit uns". Following your logic, all christians are pagans or atheists.

  • @SuperPais Faith by definition means "belief without proof." If you want to believe in nonsense without evidence, doesn't seem very logical. Also, Atheism didn't drive people to do bad things, as religion does. The evil deeds were not in the name of atheism. Why bring up that i need an education in science when you obviously do not follow an the views of science which is based on the study of evidence? You do not make sense.

  • @chrisinsocalif Faith by definition means "belief without proof." ??? Where did you find this definition? In an "Atheism self study" 3 - pages brochure? Cut the crap, dude :-)

  • @valgez1 Look the word up in the dictionary, "firm belief in something for which there is no proof" taken from the merriam-webster dictionary. Seems you have a lot to learn.

  • @chrisinsocalif Well, :-) so you suggest that we base history - long philosophical dilemma on some "Merriam-webster dictionary". I wonder, how people could do without it? Seems you need to tackle different, more earthly topics :-)

  • @valgez1 It's the defination.... People may have taken faith as truth a thousands year ago but Faith IS belief in something with little to no proof.

  • @FunAssFunProductions What has some "Merriam-webster dictionary" definition to do with all this ?

  • @valgez1 He's saying the Definition to Faith.