[But is God really a credible entity]
Well, sure. He figured out how to create the earth before Copernicus, Newton, and Darwin came along to tell Him how to do it. As a matter of fact, I question the credibility of Copernicus, Newton, and Darwin. None of them could even create a blade of grass.
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You know, I've sometimes wondered: Even if Christians are right in that there is a god who revealed himself through scripture and who inspired the writers of the Bible, how do we know he's been telling the truth? How can we be sure that the god of christianity isn't just some sort of ultra-powerful Baron von Munchausen (Can someone please tell me how you actually spell his name) who needs to take credit for things he didn't do to feel like a big man. Just because a deity says he's telling the truth, doesn't mean he actually is.
"He figured out how to create the earth before Copernicus, Newton, and Darwin came along to tell Him how to do it." "As a matter of fact, I question the credibility of Copernicus, Newton, and Darwin."
I question the sanity of anyone who willingly chooses a user name based on one of the most moronically fictional stories in the bible.
"None of them could even create a blade of grass."
And neither could your God according to the creation stories that predate yours.
Just because I can't cast an engine block, doesn't mean I don't understand how engines work, Ass.
Can you create a blade of grass BlatantAss?
My favorite phrase in this:
>He figured out how to create the earth...
Prove it. And you don't get to use the Wholly Babble.
Let's see, for Newton, I'd say he did some pretty credible things. Things that we have PROVEN and VERIFIED over and over again...things that are TESTABLE...
Invented the reflecting telescope
What did magic sky man do that IS TESTABLE?
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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