Atheism requires as much faith as religion?

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.

Lol just cutting to the chase :))

Chess Jurist wrote:

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Let me repeat: "Please provide scientific evidence of the sudden appearance of the modern dragonfly."
I'll wait.

Chess Jurist wrote:

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Let me repeat: "Please provide scientific evidence of the sudden appearance of the modern dragonfly."
I'll wait.

I already have provided proof. The dragonfly shows up in the fossil record as a dragonfly, 300 million years ago. There is no record before that. Case in Point! No slow and gradual change is recorded in the fossil record.

Eagle12 wrote:

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Lol, there is no proof that dragonflys evolved dipsh**.
That is the whole point.

I'm still waiting for that cite, goofy.

Let me say it again. Since you and your sidekick don’t seem to understand.

I already have provided proof. The dragonfly shows up in the fossil record as a dragonfly, 300 million years ago. There is no record before that. Case in Point! No slow and gradual change is recorded in the fossil record.

So why is that, no slow and gradual change in the fossil record for the dragon fly?

Why? How do you explain it?

Eagle12 wrote:

Let me say it again. Since you and your sidekick don’t seem to understand.
I already have provided proof. The dragonfly shows up in the fossil record as a dragonfly, 300 million years ago. There is no record before that. Case in Point! No slow and gradual change is recorded in the fossil record.

My sidekick *does* understand.

Now please provide your scientific evidence.

Dummy.

Eagle12 wrote:

Let me say it again. Since you and your sidekick don’t seem to understand.
I already have provided proof. The dragonfly shows up in the fossil record as a dragonfly, 300 million years ago. There is no record before that. Case in Point! No slow and gradual change is recorded in the fossil record.

No. The dragonfly did not show up 300 million years ago.

A "dragonfly-like" creature did.

Now please provide scientific evidence contra.

I'll wait.

Aaaaaand... . I win.

Lil Ticked wrote:

Aaaaaand.... I win.

You got a scientific cite for that claim?

Eagle12 wrote:

So why is that, no slow and gradual change in the fossil record for the dragon fly?
Why? How do you explain it?

Still waiting for that cite, goofy.

You know, the one you already provided.

I know it's just around the corner.

Any minute now.

Chess Jurist wrote:

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You got a scientific cite for that claim?

sure do, polymath is holdin onto it for me.

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Eagle12 wrote:

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Evolution, as I have been told is slow and gradual changes over millions of years, right?
Suddenly at 300 million years out. A full grown dragonfly in a enormous size shows up in the fossil record.
No record of a slow and gradual change. Only a record of a sudden appearance in large scale version.
Where is the slow and gradual transitions?“Sudden,” doesn’t mean slow and gradual.
The dragonfly defies everything taught about evolution. How can this be?

It was not sudden, you just added that assertion yourself.

Eagle12 wrote:

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Atheist Leaders and the number of deaths

atheism doesn't have leaders and that list is for communists killing in the name of communism

Mikko wrote:

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atheism doesn't have leaders and that list is for communists killing in the name of communism

Duck12 has been told this many times but is incapable of learning.

Lil Ticked wrote:

<quoted text>sure do, polymath is holdin onto it for me.

LOL.

Eagle12 wrote:

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Where is the slow and gradual historical fossil record for the dragonfly?
Please supply real evidence where the dragonfly evolved.
Don’t pick a scientific article like you just did that supports my claim.
Find one that clearly refutes the it. I want to see the slow and gradual change for the dragonfly in the fossil record.
Where is it?

More godbot BS.

_BobLoblah_ wrote:

<quoted text>18Aug12.....
.....da slaves were much better off than dey were where dey came from.
Ps:....jest ask Ophrah, DianaRoss, and sickMickJackson found out tooo....dat's when he began to wear da mask veh he visited his 'roots'.
...You won't find a handfull of Black Americans today who would want to return to the lands of their ancestors and remain there permanently.
By da vey, dere were white slaves also. Lots.
Forever and Ever
BobLoblah

I like when you pop up. I feel like I'm talking to Tom Sawyer.

Aerobatty wrote:

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I'm still trying to grok that "freedom from the ravages of sin" part.
WTF?

Grok?

Eagle12 wrote:

Just Wednesday a man with a 9mm handgun walks into a building in Washington with intent to kill innocent people. The intended victims? Members of the Family Research Council. A Christian conservative group which has been known to fight for traditional family values.
The shooter confronted a building manager who was not armed and said,“I don't like your politics,” and then shot the man. The shooter is Floyd Lee Corkins II, 28.
I’m not saying Mr Corkins is an atheist. Even if he was I wouldn’t say he represents all atheist. But I do question what motivated him to go and want to kill innocent people? Thankfully his mission failed. But his attempt exposes the dangers and threats to our freedom.
However in this case there is a common denominator. That being hate groups of all types. Vengeful and jacked up hate from extremist views. Freedom is something we all are entitled too. It’s not just for the left but it’s also for the right. Mind you my dear friends, freedom is under attack.

You watch a lot of fox news, I take it?

Freedom under attack, funniest thing I've ever heard.