And they'll tell you science and reason or some other version of it.

For confirmation

You can’t do that with religion

Religion is ideally built on duplicated events as well.

I can’t duplicate anything in any bible

This is why religions borrow from each other, but I'll use an easy example.

I'm about to.

So I don’t see how that point stands

Sodom and Gomorrah is a story about what.

Just summarize it for me.

Ghey sex?

What happens.

God punished them

Or so the story goes

How?

Smiting them

Destruction

The city burned down, he smite them, destruction ... whatever, generally what happens is a bunch of people got real gay, boned down, and 'god' destroyed them, agreed?

So you going to tell me there is a replicate test for this?

We're living a replication of it.

As did Rome.

Huh

So god isn’t going to smite us soon?

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Don't view God as a man on a cloud, but instead the unalterable universe as we understand it and our behaviour therein.

Not sure about that

That is what God is intended to represent.

The universe doesn’t care who you bone

It does, actually.

So if you bone a homosexual, you have a higher risk (much higher risk) of contracting AIDS. You also disrupt the family-unit.

There are longstanding repercussions for choosing to be gay, you can be more specific, too.

I knew it’s at frogs 🐸

Lol

I mean, whatevs. If you believe your actions have consequences, then you believe the universe cares who you bone.

Or there wouldn't be negative consequences.

And it isn't necessarily because the universe is sentient, but because this is how the universe is laid-out.

I'd, personally, argue that the universe is sentient, but I'm not gonna convince you of that, today.

I also don't _know_ for certain it is. I should say, I can see how it might be.

Sort-of how atheists can see how humans are mechanistic, moving cogs of matter.

Interesting theories

I need to digest this for a bit