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SecretWeapon · 04-09-2006, 12:35 AM

Quote: (Originally Posted by Lunar Shadow) who said Atheism is infallible truth?

You seem to be arguing pretty strongly for something you don't
believe wholeheartedly in, then.

Quote: It is so funny how you sit there and point out all the mistakes of Atheistic Philosophy. When Christianity has been wrong just as much it is seriously the pot calling the kettle black.

Let me rephrase that:

Quote: It is so funny how you sit there and point out all the mistakes of Christianity . When Atheistic Philosophy has been wrong just as much
it is seriously the pot calling the kettle black.

Quote: Whats up Secret Weapon? where is your resopnse to me?? did you finally realize that also believe in Abiogenesis? mind you a different kind of Abiogenesis but still Abiogenesis none the less.

I haven't read up on that site you posted the link to. I plan to
really study abiogenesis in more detail, once I get the free time
to sit down and do so for long periods at a time, which I haven't
done yet. No, I do not believe in abiogenesis.

04-09-2006, 12:35 AM	#62
SecretWeapon USER INFO » Status: Misconception Posts: 125 Joined: Oct 2005 Currently: Offline	Re: Atheism growing in America Quote: (Originally Posted by Lunar Shadow) who said Atheism is infallible truth? You seem to be arguing pretty strongly for something you don't believe wholeheartedly in, then. Quote: It is so funny how you sit there and point out all the mistakes of Atheistic Philosophy. When Christianity has been wrong just as much it is seriously the pot calling the kettle black. Let me rephrase that: Quote: It is so funny how you sit there and point out all the mistakes of Christianity . When Atheistic Philosophy has been wrong just as much it is seriously the pot calling the kettle black. Quote: Whats up Secret Weapon? where is your resopnse to me?? did you finally realize that also believe in Abiogenesis? mind you a different kind of Abiogenesis but still Abiogenesis none the less. I haven't read up on that site you posted the link to. I plan to really study abiogenesis in more detail, once I get the free time to sit down and do so for long periods at a time, which I haven't done yet. No, I do not believe in abiogenesis.