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OH NO KIRWAN BLASPHEMED THE SACRED COW

Brodrick Bunkley sure worked out for Philly.

I assume dbair hates Santorum due to his comments on the separation of church and state that would make our founding fathers jump up and down so violently they'd knock a fern on their head.

Them, Jacksonville, Oakland....what does anyone see in this guy? Maybe he's fun at parties.

:Clap Kudos to this dude for opening his eyes and not going in with his mind made up and opposed to changing his state for the better in favor of dogma and bigotry.

If they ever find a time when matter hasn't existed I'm sure they'll let you know. If you know of a time, and can prove that in that void there was God, I'm sure they'd love to hear your evidence. Until then, it's safe to assume matter has always existed.

Except it doesn't take any faith to believe facts.

Let's hope he does, for Rick Santorum's sake.

Oh you're right I was reading it wrong. The ridiculous part of the bill all along was that it stipulated she could not be forced to look at the results. :facepalm: Still pretty stupid then.

Lets just say I'm not too worried about it. And in any case, I'd rather be destroyed than worship some douchebag who is so insecure that he marches around declaring if you don't believe he's God he's going to burn you forever. What is this Jesus - 6 years old? Needs to get the fuck over...

Well if the woman is free to reject the ultrasound it's really no longer required. Unless I'm misunderstanding.

I'm as sure as I can be. For instance I'm 100% sure there is no Loch Ness Monster. But if tomorrow, I see a Loch Ness Monster I'm going to be 100% sure that there is a Loch Ness Monster. However I put the probability of that happening at almost nil, so.... I'm as sure as I can be.

I think we can all agree this was a good move. :rock

ty buddy

Do I have to explain to you the difference between having a belief and saying "I don't know yet/for sure"? They're not the same thing. In fact, they're the exact opposite thing.

It's not just that Christian beliefs don't have evidence, they can't be tested and offer nothing of value to the world. if Christians want respect for those beliefs then they need to find some way to accomplish them, and play by the rules of science and accepted rational thought.

You must not have retained much. Are you really chastising science and rational thought for being honest, and saying "we don't know that for sure yet, we'll keep looking"?

There is all sorts of proof though. Our universe is constantly expanding, we know that because we can measure it. That means at some point it was alot smaller, infinitely smaller. Eventually it may collapse in on itself again, then explode, and the cycle will repeat. Looking out into the...

I guess it's easier to chuckle about it and continue to blindly believe myths than crack open a biology book now and again. :(

Matter which has always existed. Does absolutely no good to imagine that Magic Sky Daddy reached down and crafted the first organism. Because then you've only pushed the question of origin back one step. Now where did Magic Sky Daddy come from? He's always existed? Then why can't we just ignore...