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  • Science is the growth of knowledge, it expands into new perspectives as it grows. Religion is stagnant knowledge, the holding on to dogmas of old.

  • Reminds me of the punch line of the joke where scientists say "We can create life in a test tube!" They begin to scoop up some dirt from the ground to prove it and God says, "Those are My molecules, go make your own." :)

  • I think you should throw invisibility onto the side of science.

    YAY FOR METAMATERIALS!

  • Science is a method of investigation, a tool. It is only as good as the people wielding it . Science can be corrupted like any other tool, a gun, a hammer or a knife (Pauling v Mengele).

    The Nazis used science to vilify Jews and non aryans. Modern science arrogantly dismissed decades of evidence that Vitamin D was needed in higher doses, especially in darker people.

    This kind of thing puts science into perspective, and establishes why we should not allow scientists to become a new priesthood.

  • @wjestick True, the Nazis tried to justify their biases by referring to them as science. But they were working on a base of antisemitism that had already been in place in Europe for centuries--antisemitism often directly fuelled by the Christian church.

    Both science and religion can provide cover for alarming beliefs or actions. But whereas properly following scientific method necessitates reevaluating conclusions when presented with conflicting evidence, religion has no such requirement.

  • we can trust science, you just told us that science proved the earth was round. and i trust that

  • we certainly can trust science.. of cause some science facts can be fraud.. but some so called 'new discoveries' are actually still in the hypothesis states, is just some irresponsible scientists cant wait to make them public for their own fame(mostly).. so people have to differentiate between hypothesis and facts

  • @ctjournals Replace scientists with media.

    

  • Clap Clap Clap Clap Clap Clap Clap Clap. Fantastic. Every religious person should watch this and just stfu after that. Obviously they would say that god gave all that stuff but ye... i didnt see him do it..

  • thumbs up if you clicked for the boobies.

  • Nice misleading thumbnail pic.

  • 2,000 viewers think the earth is flat.

  • @minnescanada nah I think most of them were just pissed cause they only clicked becuase they saw tits.

  • You can't trust scientists any more than you can trust anybody else.

  • @earsonsounds Accept for the fact that scientific discoveries can be reproduced and seen by anybody, given the right equipment to replicate the experiment.

  • @ridered300 I know that, but scientific fraud does happen. The gay gene for an example. No proof yet, but repetition somehow makes superstition truth, for some. Also some things, like the big bang, are admittedly best guesses and un-reproducible. So we go with the best theory until we get more data.

    Then there's the science from the shamans of psychology...

    Finally there's political science. WTF What an abuse of the word.

  • I'm an atheist and I hate this channel.

  • @LiberalJerseyman you are an atheist an you hate an atheist channely hmmm i have to ask. Why?

  • @makano1 Because it oversimplifies everything and makes it seem like atheists are assholes.

  • Baha'i faith?

  • The girl at 3:20 doesn't even have fake breasts... fail.

  • @TheKadiddles And you know that how? Even if you're right that doesn't mean anything - what he says is correct despite what imagery he uses to demonstrate it.

  • took me 3:21 to see what I came here for

  • Actually, the white church bus, religious TV, communion wafers are all because of science as well.

  • 2007 people came here for boobs

  • That woman doesn't have breast implants. Her name's Lucy Pinder, and she's all natural. :)

  • Science is fucking awesome.

  • Can someone direct me to a good resource of for the physics of spinning objects including both magnetic and nonmeagnectic?

  • Why not the full implementation of James Clerk Maxwell's original 20 quaternion equations, instead of the reduced Maxwell's equations as amended by Oliver Heaviside commonly taught today?

  • @SimplyAsunder For the same reason they teach 'idealized models' when teaching physics and engineering. Students have to walk before they can run.

  • @ExtantFrodo2 that is the most ridiculous explination. per wiki - Idealization is the process by which scientific models assume facts about the phenomenon being modeled that are strictly false.

  • @SimplyAsunder Ridiculous? No, but quite true. In a strict sense, they are false. Modeling a bullet fired on earth and excluding friction from air is strictly false, but it provides the student the gist of the problem.

  • Some of you are making science your religion if you think that at least parts of it has not been corrupted or is not corruptable. Scientist are only humans and rely on money. Some of them will bend to the powers that be.

  • @SimplyAsunder What's your point?

  • @SimplyAsunder Don't actually answer me you're clearly an idiot.

  • @AristotlEYE pot calling the kettle black.

  • @SimplyAsunder yeah, but the good thing about trying to corrupt a scientist is that there's always 10 scientists standing right behind him waiting to call him out. you have to keep in mind that fudging data or lying about experiment results is not only extremely easy to find out about (cause of peer review) but will most certainly ruin a scientists career. even if they manage to take the secret to their grave, someone else will eventually come along and put the pieces together.

  • Science is reliable and you can trust it, science is based on theories that can be tested with the same result every time, however, pseudoscience is not reliable and not trustworthy... btw i think it was the church who were claiming that the earth was flat, not science, but correct me if i am wrong, sorry for my bad English it is not my native language.

  • @JokerPokerUberSmoker It was commonly accepted that the earth was flat, because it was obvious. So nobody up to a point did question that. Scientists (if you can call the philosophers of that time scientists) and religious people (which often where the same) both thought it was flat.

  • @blenderpanzi Yeah but the beauty of science is the word THEORY! Nothing is proven till it is observed, we observed the world to be round so that earlier theory was abolished..

  • @HardGravy Yes, of course.

  • @HardGravy remember though nothing is proven, it's it only fails to be disproven. the true beauty of science imho.

  • @redrounin Very true, except you can't disprove faith because there's always a possibility, faith is a type of science, just the simple stupid one.

  • @HardGravy Without evidence and measurements there is no science.

  • @HardGravy you're right about not being able to disprove faith, and yes that is one of it's strengths, but faith is most certainly not a type of science. not even a simple or stupid one. faith is the opposite of science, because faith is the opposite of reason.

  • @redrounin I read some religious nutjob saying reason is our worst enemy, we should not question what we've been told... lol

  • @Platibus666 haha comments like that should be framed and put up on the wall for all religious nutjobs to see and feel ashamed :)

  • @HardGravy Disproving things is the entirely wrong approach to a problem, theres an infinite number of things to disprove i.e. That there isn't an invisible dragon standing behind you.

    Proving things is the better path.

  • @JokerPokerUberSmoker back in that day the church and science were much more closely connected. christians used to believe that science was a way to understand god's creation, and therefore become closer to god (i know, fancy that huh). when darwin went to the Galapagos he did so on behalf of the church. Mendel was basically a monk when he did his pea pod experiments. but the honeymoon ended when scientists came up with results that were different from the bible. whoops!

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  • ...well... if, say, the earth was destroyed or damaged by some cosmic force that changed it's shape then it would no longer be a sphere. Science can only study what we know is tangible. But the tangible is ever-changing. So who knows what the next thing will be that Science says is true because of change.

  • @DavidAMIs Thus Science changes with it. A perfect example of what you speak of is the protein structures of the influenza virus and and change of an annual flu vaccine.

  • why is the title you can't trust science??!

  • @yougonasorry you can just love the irony in the title can't you?!

  • 'science once thought the earth was flat' what a ridiculously false statement, it was a belief that the earth was flat due to assumptions made WITHOUT any empirical evidence

  • @yougonasorry

    they thought it was flat because it was the dark ages. they knew it was round for a long time because of the Greeks. then when Europe entered the dark ages, it lost all that information.

  • science be praised. Otters attack!!

  • Scientists never claimed that the earth was flat, in fact religion claimed that.

    Thumbs down for that and the retarded claims against religion.

  • @maorvanu it was not scientific prof that the earth was flat! it was a scientific / religion philosophic dispute that cling'd to the idea

  • @siggesatan The Greeks proved the earth is round 2200 years ago so there is nothing to argue about. Science *never* argued the earth was flat. It had always been religious people who argued that. Please read about Galileo and the catholic church before you answer me.

  • This argument is sooo tired.

    The bottom line is, that Science is merely the articulation (understanding) and subsequent manipulation (use) of the matter & energy that exists around us.

    From a theological perspective, the fact that all this matter & energy IS around us, WHY & HOW is it all here, ARE the most fundamental questions of all. Which are far beyond our puny little mind's comprehension to cope with at the moment. So we 'invent' 'Gods' as a coping mechanism in the meantime.

  • Back when people thought that the earth had edges science didn't exist (and yes, the notion of science is directly linked to the modern scientific method later in the video). The message of this video may be good, but such intellectual sloppiness should be shameful for science fan boys.

  • its not what sience can do for you , but what you can do for sience!!!

  • @egvoosten That's pretty good. I like that. but I have to quibble that it's spelled "science".

  • i never understood listing scientific achievements, seeing as pretty much everything in our human lives are the result of science

  • science is unreliable... thats why you have a laptop right now, haha ignorants

  • science works bitches

  • Haha at arguing keyboard warriors.

  • I view the many religions in the way of the story of the blind men and the elephant. For those of you who are not familiar with it, there were 4 blind men and they came across an elephant. The first touched its trunk and said it was hairy, the second touched its tail and said it was more like a rope, the third touched its foot and said it was hard and connected to the earth, the fourth touched its side and said it was hard like leather. They were all right but it was seen from different angles.

  • okay god existes, all things about us arent from munkeys or goop! god make us! creativity is not science studied so of course ya'll be sayin' he aint real you believe one thing and one thing only, if it changes you lose your minds! well face facts! god exists and thats that! i dont care what you say! let me believe him! why did so many people say they died and came back even a few seconds they saw god! open your minds and add some fact! not everything is evolved! i dont even believe in evelution

  • @PAINTgal100 So explain what happened to the Italian Wall lizards that were placed on an island off the coast of Croatia. If evolution doesn't exist, are you saying what happened to those lizards....didn't happen?

    And no, we didn't evolve from monkeys, and no scientist or biologist is saying so. Modern day monkeys have evolved for the same amount of time we have, but we did not evolve from them. You can't say science is stupid just because you are.

  • @PAINTgal100 Show proof that god exists, and maybe people will believe you. You don't believe in evolution? Evolution is a FACT and has EVIDENCE to PROVE it.

  • WTF? I clicked for tits and now I'm embroiled in science vs religion debate?

  • 1:35 penicillin: GG bacteria

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  • I can't be the only person who came here because of the boobs.

  • @copybook21 half way through the video i wondered why the fuck i clicked on this lol, ya same reason for me:D

  • Really well made :) but these christians shouldnt judge us cause after all god made us atheists XD (im agnostic)

  • Well theoretically religion has two things going for it, even if you are the strongest atheist in the world. Namely circumcision which reduces risk of infections and infectious diseases and long term it made people behave back when it was so difficult to survive that had there not been a threat of horrible things happening top you many people, well many more people would have done far worse things to each other. This is less important now that we have strong society imposed norms though.

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  • Science when with it is ruled by the health care system is not right. When was the last time they cured something? A long time ago. They don't cure anything anymore, b/c they can't make money once they cure something. BTW, I got this from Chris Rock, but it makes a lot of sense to me.

    There are other parts of science where the powers that be suppress knowledge. Such as alternative and free energy.

  • @maalaea

    Maybe you should not get your stuff from Chris Rock.

    Science has a 100% better record of curing disease than anything else, nothing else deserves a mention.

    " There are other parts of science where the powers that be suppress knowledge "

    - bollocks.

  • @NefariousVirtuoso88 so tell me, when/what was the last major thing that was cured, mr. defensive know it all?

  • @SimplyAsunder

    I dont recall being defensive.

    I have been drinking and its late but it doesn't really matter Science has no peer, rival or competition.

    Its genuinely in a class of its own when it comes to separating fact from fiction and its ability to deliver the goods.

    So the answer for what the last thing that Science has cured would be the last thing that was cured.

    Its not like anything else would step in.

  • @NefariousVirtuoso88 So when you type and drink, I'm not going to take anything you say with any merit. I could drive my point home more, but since you've been drinking, it's not really necessary. I wonder when the day will come when science finds a cure for drunk drivers and drunk typers.

  • @SimplyAsunder

    There is no point you could make.

    I made my point perfectly.

    I dont think Science has to find a cure for drunk drivers people should take responsibility but they have them machines attached to your engine that you need to breathe into ( like a Breathalyzer ) and if there is alcohol the car / bike wont start.

    " So the answer for what the last thing that Science has cured would be the last thing that was cured "

    - That killed you.

  • @NefariousVirtuoso88 - in essence you have no clue what you are talking about.

  • @SimplyAsunder

    Ha.

    The last thing Science cured was the last thing that was cured.

    This sentence kills you.

    Me Drunk > You Whatever

  • @NefariousVirtuoso88 - repeating what you don't know only shows how much you don't know. So make yourself look bad.

  • @SimplyAsunder Are you talking about diseases? If so i think you should say destroyed or eradicated. Since cure implies the disease is still around. The last 'major' thing to be completly eradicated i believe was smallpox (or polio maybe?). It is hard to destroy a disease since the entire worlds population must be vaccinated against it. This is VERY expensive and hard to accomplish (particuarly within 3rd world countries.)

  • @N0xN0ctis Yes, I ment cure, b/c the other is definitely something else. But my point is science regarding health care is now only for them making money, if you wish, read my past comments on this video.

  • @N0xN0ctis fyi - i was agreeing with maalaea's comments. 

  • @maalaea

    That is why health care should never be run as a business.

  • @maalaea Medicine does not cure, it controls. We did not cure small pocks, we made vaccines and controlled the spreading. You want to know the last illness they thwarted? H1N1.

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  • @PivotXL1 When you take penicillin for syphilis you don't just control it. You cure the body of that infection. The body is ultimately mechanical and controlling the mechanics is really all there is to curing.

  • @ExtantFrodo2 Actually, the person I replied to said the "medicine" cured it. Medicine does not cure anything. The most medicine can do is help your immune system eradicate the illness.

  • @PivotXL1 I already gave you one example, do you need more?

  • @ExtantFrodo2 I was just saying you took my comment out of context.

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  • @maalaea Scientists and "TPTB" want nothing less than to be able to cure everything. Don't you think they want to live forever and healthy? Some conspiracy notions are simply to ridiculous for words.

  • @ExtantFrodo2 Science my want to but mix it with health care and it is not science, it is politics. If you have no clue of the state of the healthcare industry and it corrupution with govt, you have your head way in the sand. Science takes a backseat.

  • @SimplyAsunder no, fear takes a front seat. Say you have all the bucks. What good do they do you if you are sickly or dead?

  • @ExtantFrodo2 - You know the guys with all the money, they put more fear into the scientists. This is energy too.

  • No point arguing with Christians. They'll deny any evidence you show them.

  • just wondering. if atheists don't believe that existence has anykind of meaning, then why not just commit suicide? i've always wondered about this

  • @squishyfaceguy You are asking wrong question. This is what you should ask. Why theist people does not commit suicide? Because they are bound to what they were told. Atheist wont simply commit suicide because we understand how precious life is and there is no other chance to live again like now.

  • @SlideMaster2007 then why is it every atheist friend of mine has depression and wants to die regardless of all the cool shit they have. how could life be precious if we exist only as a result of an accident that is a contradiction in itself. and by that i mean that nothing can be made or destroyed, yet the big bang theory says that the universe was made my a small amount of matter

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  • @squishyfaceguy I think you hang out with the wrong type of people man.

  • @squishyfaceguy the big bang wasnt a small piece of matter leading to more matter. more accurately (but still not perfect) it was hyper condensed energy that expanded, creating space, then became atoms and matter. its like reverse nuclear fission. we are depressed because 1. we see the ignorance of theists around us and get bummed out by the problems it causes. 2. for us who used to be theists, we didnt develop any other coping mechanism outside of god, prayer, and religion.

  • @squishyfaceguy how should I know. Go ask your friends. ask urself,what is more valuable? A random event that occurs in 1 of trillion chance or something that happens 100%?How long does science exist?not as long as religion.How much has Science accomplished? Alot. Contrary to religion, it has only brought war after war on men kind. science is still young,to fully understand how universe works might even be impossible for us,simply because our brain is no developed enough to do so

  • @SlideMaster2007 Uhhhhhh........what? Religion is dead anyway. It just doesn't know it yet. And "Contrary to religion". You do know that religion has caused virtually EVERY war my species has ever taken part in right?

    I wish the theists knew more. But then they wouldn't be theists then huh?

    The more you know, the less you believe.

  • @SlideMaster2007 Science in no way has caused any war. There were wars long before science even began and science does not instruct anyone to fight wars (or to do anything else). Science is simply a tool for uncovering knowledge and understanding the world around us.

    Contrary to religion which specifically tells followers who to hate, who to kill and what to think.....and is not a tool capable of helping us understand anything.

  • @squishyfaceguy yes and many stupid religious people have too wonder what its like not being forced to believe things. why would we just kill ourselves, life is fucken great. the meaning to my life is the one i CHOOSE to give it, not the one i am commanded to give or forced to live because some fucken book or invisible faggot sais so.

  • @squishyfaceguy What i always wandered is if the religious guys think that this life is just a small passage on their way to their god's bussom then why don't they shorten it by killing themselves. They would have a lot more reasons for that then us.

  • @AzraelI666 because some religions believe that sucide sends you directly to hell. you should try it and see if its true. 

  • christian or atheist, you can't arque with boobs

  • @jvome or type whilr disracteb by then.

  • The only truth in science is a law. Do not believe any theory because it can be changed as stated in the video, but a scientific law cannot be changed and has been proven factual. Now onto christianity and truth.

    KJV John 20:29 "Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed."

    Why must people have to actually see things to believe it? Blessed is thee who hasn't seen and still believes. Still not enough to

  • It's amazing how short of an attention span the majority of humans have for history and science.

  • What a fantastic voice for narration!

  • All so-called fulfilled Bible prophecies were either self-fulfilled, actually written after the fact, or shoehorned after the fact to fit by vague interpretation. You could make the same argument for the stuff written by Nostradamus.

  • @ytmndman Give me another holy book that has fulfilled prophecy, and let me ask you a question. How do you know a painting has a painter?

  • @ChristianKid99 1. Depends on your definition of "fulfilled prophecy". If mean self-fulfilled, shoehorned, or written afterwards, tons of them. Here's a counter - challenge for you: Find me a "prophecy" that was specifically tied to an event before said event happened, and actually used as a reliable guide to impact it.

    2. Because they sign their name on it

  • @ytmndman In Ezekiel 29:15, the prophet says that Egypt would recover from a desolation, but that it would never again rule over other nations. Up until the time of Ezekiel, Egypt had been a world power for centuries. But for most of the past 2500 years, Egypt has been controlled by foreign powers. Today, Egypt is an independent nation again. In 1948, 1967 and 1973, Egypt tried to dominate Israel but was unsuccessful each time. Since the time of Ezekiel, Egypt no longer rules over other nations.

  • @ChristianKid99 and for 2, that can't be true. Many paintings don't have names on them, but that is a good point of evidence to look for. The Mona Lisa doesn't even have a signature, but it is a painting, right? Again, how do you know a painting has a painter?

  • @ChristianKid99 Because a painting is made on a piece of cloth or cardboard, using a pencil or brush to spread thin layers of paint. And we know how to make all of these from other materials and we know that someone must put them together for the painting to appear.

    This explanation can be extended all the way to the entire universe, where science currently stops. Religion claims that there is a creator of the universe . Then who has created that creator?

  • @ChristianKid99 Way to be selective. Said "prophecy" also says that man and beasts will be removed from Egypt and everyone living there would be scattered to other countries, but that never happened. Even afterwards in the part you're referencing it says Egypt will be the "basest of kingdoms", despite the fact that it's not a kingdom and hasn't been for a long time, and there both are and have been many poorer and weaker kingdoms in the world. So, in other words, prophecy fail

  • @ytmndman Well, my Bible translating program is actually not working, so I can't reply to the "kingdoms" thing, but I think the word would be referring to a government, not just a kingdom because there were no other forms of government in that day. And I'd like you to point out where it says the beasts will be removed of Egypt.

  • @ChristianKid99 A kingdom is a specific type of monarchy. There were other forms. Look just a few passages earlier from the one you quoted: Ezekiel 29:8 and 29:11.

  • @ChristianKid99 Also Egypt was one of the founding members of the Arab League, and its headquarters and many of its leaders were from there, I think that counts as "exalting itself above other nations" (which is the proper quote from that passage, not "ruling", as you seem to like lying about

  • @ytmndman "one of" doesn't mean "exalting" and with the exalting, not ruling. There are different Bible translations. I can find the Greek word when my Bible software starts to work again (it's like not working, so I'm trying to figure out what's wrong)

  • @ChristianKid99 Not just one of, founding member with their headquarters located in Cairo, having multiple presidents of the AL from their country, and having more influence than the rest. Also you ignored the rest of my post and other post. BTW I'm using the King James version, so if that's not the version you use then tell me

  • @ChristianKid99 You're referring to Ray Comfort's take on William Paley's very elegant 1802 Watchmaker argument with the painting question. I suggest you read the wikipedia entry for "Watchmaker analogy." You can also do a youtube search for "watchmaker atheist experience" they give a pretty good explanation as well. In simple terms, you know a painting has a painter because you already know what a painting is and that paintings do not occur naturally. Good luck.

  • @UCMolosser Yes, paintings don't occur naturally. Neither do life containing planets. That's why there has to be a God.

  • @ChristianKid99 You don't have a basis for that claim, however, one knows specifically that people paint painting or make watches. Again, I strongly suggest you look at that Wikipedia page. Paley's argument has been thoroughly disputed. I won't respond any more. Good luck.

  • Thanks for mentioning Circumcision. Invented By Religion. Supported By Science. Later Refuted By Science. Currently Topic-Hijacking Discussion Boards Worldwide - men and our fragile egos.

  • And Christians totally agree with the fact that you can trust science. Medicine and computers are wonderful inventions. Our argument is that SINCE science was wrong about some things, it is wrong about religion. Soon, you will discover God created everything, and that God was the God of the Bible. Science just hasn't figured that out.

  • @ChristianKid99 and why do u believe that its the god in the bible?

  • @len6nar42 Because the Bible is the only book with fulfilled prophecy.

  • @ChristianKid99 tell me ONE fulfilled prophecy that happened FOR SURE

  • @piguillaud

    /carm.org/prophecy-bible-and-j­esus

  • @ChristianKid99 I'm taking your age into account here. Every one of the prophecies listed in that link are both predicted and fulfilled in the Bible and often very vague. A prophecy has to be specific and apply to a single event. Suppose I give you a book that has a prediction. Then I show you a part later in the same book that says the prediction happened. Would you accept that as a fulfilled prophecy? I hope not. I Bible prophecies are often weaker than that.

  • @ChristianKid99 Just because science doesn't know everything, doesn't mean you can fill in the gaps with fairytales. Yes there's things we can't explain yet. Science knows this, otherwise it would stop. Science is discovery. If science knew everything already, it wouldn't need to carry on would it? In a few hundred years religion will be obselete, because more people will see that science is the only thing that makes sense.

  • @aaddaammize I totally agree with your point science doesn't know everything, but neither does religion. And i also agree that someday one of the two will be obsolete. But here's the thing. Religion is the filling in the gap that science can't explain acids turning into life, because they can't. There is NO way to make life without previous life. I agree with your stance, and I agree with all science, but you can't explain life as it is. Where did life come from?

  • @ChristianKid99 Then all you have to do is to prove that it is indeed Yeshua the one that created the universe, and not Ptah, Marduk, Brahma, Cronos or any other creator god.

  • Other than suggesting that memory foam is NASA great contribution to mankind. Exactly !! LOVE SCIENCE.

  • you should be praying to science before it leaves you out of everything u use now to live you boring ass life....we are learning and discovering at the same time otherwise who would God? what we need now is fusion to grow more like a planetary civilization.

  • The problem with science is called the problem of induction, if i want to attack science i wouldnt use the word agenda i`d take a book of philosophy of science.

  • My little philosophy is "If you can't trust science then what can you trust".

  • "Science has an agenda! Science is unreliable!"

    in all honesty the only people who I as a christian have heard say this are third-world uneducated primitive rural redneck fundamentalists in the deep south of the USA

  • @blackoutninja Then i recommend to you to start visiting churches - the bigger it is , the greater the stupidity. You would be amazed what people can gobble up from their preachers as pure and eternal truth.

  • @AzraelI666 Not true. All true Christian churches have no problems with the laws of science, excluding evolution. I mean really, who does?

  • @ChristianKid99 they accept evolution in their own way. half way acceptence really

  • @ChristianKid99 the rc church believes in evolution.

    so go back to school creatard- evolution is fact. you can stick your head in the sand, deny all you want, but it wont change a thing- fact.

    and btw- plenty of evidence that the christian god is bullshit and doesnt exist. too bad for you.

  • @RippdUb The "rc" church also believes you can become a god after you die.

  • @ChristianKid99 Really? You have to ask that?

    BTW the only xian denominations that refuse to accept science (most or even all of it - hello, young earth) are the anglo-saxon (specifically american) ones.

    All the others have had to accept the fact and now claim that all this is true, it's just that all has happened this way because their god designed it that way.

    Remember - when science advances, god retreats.

  • After 3:30 the video turns into a joke. Worthless

  • the number dislikes (1991) is the year I was born

  • Uh oh, looks like we got some butthurt people.

  • I call Bullshit! Everyone knows that everything godly is invisible to us like tiny atoms to the human eye. Just because you can't see it, hear it, smell it, touch it, or taste it it doesn't mean its not there.

    God is everywhere except he doesn't really do anything... like a cat

  • @Grnvolpe y but kitties are cute and god isn't.

  • @Grnvolpe One issue, the existence of things like atoms can be proved. Not so with a deity.

  • @TheDesertonfire False. How do you know a painting has a painter? Because a painting doesn't occur naturally. Neither does life my friend. We have a creator, and that creator is the God of the Bible.

  • @ChristianKid99 Because we can prove that a painter exists. Science can prove that the "painter" in question of the universe is random chance, and a massive explosion. The concept of a divine creator was conceived to explain why the universe exists. A more valid, fact based explanation has been discovered, so the religious explanation is obsolete. To continue to believe in an outdated, disproven theory is simply closed minded.

  • @TheDesertonfire No, it can't be random chance. Where did life start. Any pyrotechnic can blow up as much stuff as he wants, he won't get life. There is no theory out there that explains WHERE LIFE STARTS

  • @ChristianKid99 In the far distant past, lightning, heat, pressure, and various materials combined in just the right way to form amino acids, which developed into RNA, then DNA, then single celled organisms, then multi celled organisms, so on and so forth, and here we are. To the closed mind, it sounds absud that a random occurence could create such a complex organism as a human being, but that is the origin of life as we have proven thus far.

  • @TheDesertonfire Okay, so I'd like to see 1) the odds of that, and 2) if that happened, then why can't we find life on any other planets? 3) how does amino acid make RNA, in the video it even talks of our 25,000 genes. The odds of this are infinitely small (just as small as the sub-atomic particle that some how created the universe we live in today)

  • @ChristianKid99 I suppose other planets just didn't have the right collection of circumstances to combine and create life. As far as the odds, I know they're rather extreme, but it's the only current plausible explanation. As far as RNA developing into DNA, I remember reading the process, but I do not recall a bit of it, as it was basically a diagram of proteins and chemicals. Though let me ask you a question. Where is the evidence to support the idea of divine creation?

  • @ChristianKid99 The odds don't matter. Fact is... thats how it happened. And excuse me.... How many planets have you been to? Who are you to say that there are no life on other planets? We've only been to one. And how the hell do you want us to tell you how Amino Acid makes RNA. We're not scientists. Maybe you should ask a Biologist. And its not "Infinitely Small" because it happened. At its more logical than a magical flying being creating everything from nothing.