all "missing links" were disproved actually. Usually just bone mixing or fraud for money/fame

I argue a pseudo science

who says you get to decide what science is or is not?

cause thats what it is.

Its both

its a history book.

its a history book that has people use it for religeon.

Those examples have both religious and historical significance.

actually not a good topic to pick a fight on. There are stories of different people all over the world with arks. Including Hawaii where it would be impossible to spread that kind of historic story to

Not to mention that pyramids/pagodas/zigurats are also strangely found all over the world yet on different geograpgic locations/

The torah is the old testament.

redundant.

Family lineage disagrees

Sure Peak. Sure.

your correct.

about everything

you know it all.

Lol

you have sailed the 7 sciences and are here to teach us all.

There's just as much evidence for a great meteor

Youre car is running on that evidence

NEXT TO NONE

Please tell us how different than a religeon that tells people they are right and others are wrong, by telling us about how you are right and others are wrong.

Enlighten us on how religeous people are idiots who blindly follow what they are told as you blindly repeat every point athiest have written in their books.

shh you arent suposed to have self awareness of the argument Peak.

@monty Tis fine mate, congrats on learning as much as you did

your right, thats what you want to hear right Peak?

Enlighten us on your sage wisdom.

Damned if I know, Im still waiting for it.

Oh "non normative claims" very spesific buzzword. What textbook are we using?

do big words make you feel smart?

Good they shouldnt.

Smart people know how to say more using less.

Hey peak, you do like irony?

Do you support any kind of science that comes from churches?

"If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't know it"

-Albert Einstein

So if the church invented something about the creation about how god made the world you would support it?

spoken like a true textbook

President Nelson of the church of Jesus Christ was a heart surgeon, praying to god while operating on Kimble, he was given revelation to a way to do heart surgery that we still use today.

Im just asking, would you support a scientific view churches had on a creationist view of how the world was made by god?

Wasn't it an 1 in an infinite chance for the earth to form? From start of the universe to now?