Do You Know Why You Don't Believe? (beliefs, experience, atheist)

[Super Universe]

Originally Posted by UnTheist

*Earth

We fit the earth well?

How about middle of the Pacific Ocean, about 10,000 feet down?

How about the Sahara? Antarctica?

How about when the earth went through it's last ice age or when earthquakes hit Iran and Mexico and the Indian Ocean?

How about when the earth experienced a world wide flooding?

We can adapt to many things but the earth is a dynamic thing and it will change regardless of the affect it has on us.

[Buttercup]

Originally Posted by Katzpur

I guess you're not sure I exist either, huh, chimpy? Or are you making the assumption I do because the necklaces didn't come back to you marked "no such person; no such address"?

haha. Umm, the last time I checked, we HAVE communicated directly. And, I understand you perfectly each time. Well, as best you can understand a feral cat!

[Buttercup]

Originally Posted by Super Universe

How about when the earth experienced a world wide flooding?

There is no proof of a world wide flood, SU....unless you're bringing the bible back into the discussion.

What is it you're trying to point out with these natural occurrences you are referencing?

[UnTheist]

Originally Posted by Super Universe

We fit the earth well?

How about middle of the Pacific Ocean, about 10,000 feet down?

How about the Sahara? Antarctica?

How about when the earth went through it's last ice age or when earthquakes hit Iran and Mexico and the Indian Ocean?

How about when the earth experienced a world wide flooding?

We can adapt to many things but the earth is a dynamic thing and it will change regardless of the affect it has on us.

I don't feel like going through your past posts. Why are you talking about Humans not being able to be perfectly adapted to every environment and potential natural disaster on Earth? Is this somehow your argument for God?

[Super Universe]

Originally Posted by Buttercup

There is no proof of a world wide flood, SU....unless you're bringing the bible back into the discussion.

What is it you're trying to point out with these natural occurrences you are referencing?

There is no proof of a worldwide flood? No, but then, what kind of proof would there be of it?

The point I'm trying to make is this, the earth changes, at times very dramatically. God does not send storms. God does not get angry, the earth changes because it has to in order to keep from becoming another dead planet like Mars.

These changes can cause terrible earthquakes (you haven't seen a thing yet).

[Super Universe]

Originally Posted by UnTheist

I don't feel like going through your past posts. Why are you talking about Humans not being able to be perfectly adapted to every environment and potential natural disaster on Earth? Is this somehow your argument for God?

I'm talking about humans not being perfectly adapted to every environment because that's where responses have led. I didn't intend for the discussion to go this way.

Why am I talking about a natural disaster on the Earth? Because it's coming. The Earth is going to change.

Is this an argument for God? No.

[Buttercup]

Originally Posted by Super Universe

There is no proof of a worldwide flood? No, but then, what kind of proof would there be of it?

There would be proof in sedimentary layers all around the world. There is evidence of regional floods but not a world wide flood.

The point I'm trying to make is this, the earth changes, at times very dramatically. God does not send storms. God does not get angry, the earth changes because it has to in order to keep from becoming another dead planet like Mars.

Very true....and an important issue to discuss although probably off topic here. I started a thread to discuss a partial part of the problem here:

Which Candidate Will Be The Best For The Environment?

[Super Universe]

Originally Posted by Buttercup

There would be proof in sedimentary layers all around the world. There is evidence of regional floods but not a world wide flood.

Very true....and an important issue to discuss although probably off topic here. I started a thread to discuss a partial part of the problem here:

Which Candidate Will Be The Best For The Environment?

This sediment would come from where exactly?