pls get rid of dyno

DUDUDUDU

darth dawkins is right, in this line of discussion

not on Israel though

ISRAEL is the LAND of THIEVES

don't tell Darth Dawkins that

@jaked1243 ya keyboarrd bruh

we hear the fk out of it

you got a webcam for a mic over there?

call me blue pilled but there's just as much evidence proving young earth theory as there is evidence proving the theory that earth is millions of years old, I'm complacent if you can truly prove that one has **more** evidence than the other.

I use my mic as a webcam, achshully

https://www.rabb.it/dronkblech

Old earth doesn't line up with the bible , that's what it *ultimately* comes down to

In my mind, I understand why someone might believe in god, it's a way of dealing with stress, and allowing those who follow the bible (or any other theistic religion) to go about the rest of their life. I like religion for the aspect of the moral compass, that's why I go to church, because I like the morals of christianity. I do not believe in god, though.

I believe (don't say it's anecdotal you little shits) that god is a projection of our ideals, but somewhere in the mix (somewhere in the last 2018 years, when the bible was created, and changed), we turned it around to where we believe that god created us, when in reality, we created him.

listen

here's the deal

if we manage

to finish Hitler's holy work

it will solve all these problems

lmao

does someone have a link to that video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFJ9Dv796LY

thank you

lol

🤣

YES

BUT WHY

FFS

PROPOSE AN ALTERNATIVE

The Bible doesn't need to line up perfectly with our modern notions of old Earth. The Bible isn't a historical account, it is a testament to the Divinity of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the same which is called Israel

it is a historical account, especially when much of it is describing historical events

telelogical*

i think

@Niles do you think the God of Abraham , Issac, and Jacob, is not the God of Paul, Peter, or John?

the Kalam isn't inductive

How can you find out whether someone never lies or not?

the Kalaam is an a priori argument I think