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[wurmfood]

Sometimes people scare me.One of my favorites so far

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Re: Just a different sect of Muslims

[wurmfood]

*laugh* yes, I'm not quite that nuts. The "no gravity" argument is easy to disassemble and can, if nothing else, be demonstrated rather quickly with a couple magnets.

Some of the things there just utterly confuse me. I simply don't see how a rational mind can envision it. What's worse is I know these people are just the vocal minority and are looked on by most of their fellow Christians with embarrassment.

[m4dh4tt3r]

wow. i haven't seen anything that crackpot in a while.

[wurmfood]

Some of those are almost as fun as the Time Cube guy.

[joshwasta]

My sin is wrath.

It is heavy on my heart.

Please, let me show it to you.

-Wasta

[wurmfood]

Consider it payback. :p

[wurmfood]

That's... terrifying. I think I have mostly managed to avoid people like this, though I know they're out there.

[mercede02]

One of the most basic laws in the universe is the Second Law of Thermodynamics. This states that as time goes by, entropy in an environment will increase. Evolution argues differently against a law that is accepted EVERYWHERE BY EVERYONE. Evolution says that we started out simple, and over time became more complex. That just isn't possible: UNLESS there is a giant outside source of energy supplying the Earth with huge amounts of energy. If there were such a source, scientists would certainly know about it. [emphasis added]

Yes, you fucking morons. It's called THE SUN.

*headdesk*

-K

[wurmfood]

Bah... You forgot this key fact, though:

"Also, be sure to know the Sun and Moon are about 3,000 miles away are both 32 miles across."

Clearly something that's only 32 miles across and 3,000 miles away couldn't produce the energy required for this. :)

I also love how there's a common thread of how science is BS but there's a constant reference to it to prove how scientists are clearly wrong.