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@TheManWithTheFlan

"What people refer to when they say religion is stupid, or wrong, or inhumane, or violent, isn't religion."

Nice no-true-Scotsman fallacy you've got there. It's not like you can't find plenty of horrible passages in that same book. It condemns homosexuality, it justifies slave...

Firstly, I'm glad Ariel is still her happy self and that she's back home with her (awesome) family. Secondly I must ask why Puppet Jason, as the skeptic he is, didn't even think of countering all the others. Finally I want to confess my dear love of the shoutouts. Seeing someone you know subscrib...

@wisdominnature7

He always does the same gig. You could easily get to know every inch of his every non-argument and counter each of them.

@Galaxy360

Or better, go find a time machine and see it happening. You'd think that 65 million years would be enough experience to know exactly what evolution is.

@Pigziggy

In Exodus I can read how the Hebrews made their way out of Egypt. Guess where Egypt is. ;-P

@xkrxhaloman

Two mistakes in your analogy:

1: Evolution is not semi-random. It's fueled by a random process but its engine is the very unrandom forms of selection.

2: Evolution has no goal. In a good analogy of evolution, anything that would come out of the box would be right.

@nowcomesthechange

"it is impossible to disprove the idea of God alone."

Meh, depends on how specific you define God.

And anyway, if you can't distinguish God existing from God not existing, then why think God exists?

@baggiesrule22

Any particle made up of quarks.

@christinekuli7

Norswedutchwegian? Maybe that's too much norwegian. Swutchwegian doesn't sound good though.

@gtas321

"Perhaps once humanity colonizes the galaxy and we evolve accordingly, just maybe... But for now, we cannot say if there isn't."

And we can't ever so that's not the problem. It's whether we can say there is, and we can't so we mustn't say there is.