Quoted from Libertarian4life

OK, then who created these Gods?

Or did they evolve from other spores?

who knows....as far as we know we could just be cells that are 'working' inside a god...some of us are intestine cells
some of us heart muscle cells...some of us bone cells....some of us brain cells etc etc......or we could all be living
in Horton hears a Who........
I wonder....when god takes their medicine to follow the directions? does it eradicate us?  hhhmmmmm

"We know we didn't come from monkeys!
Ladies and gentlemen, they're using your tax dollars to brainwash our
children into socialist issues and ideas and it is time for it to stop."
- REPUBLICAN (of course) Texas Board of Education candidate Lady Theresa Thombs,
on science education.
Dallas Observer
http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/unfairpark/2014/01/meet_lady_theresa_thombs_state.php

No hard evidence to say she is wrong, no missing links found yet only some fossils of a retarded frog squirrel  

Quoted from CICERO

Consensus on something that will never be proven.  

Someone should tell that to the Northern Spotted Owl.

You need to stop hanging out with the "Atlantis is Real Society" and "Alchemists R Us"

Quoted from daveinomahafromrotterdam

Someone should tell that to the Northern Spotted Owl.

You need to stop hanging out with the "Atlantis is Real Society" and "Alchemists R Us"

Over 90% of Americans believe in god.  Therefor god's existence is a FACT.  Or at least consensus would dictate.
More Than 9 in 10 Americans Continue to Believe in God
http://www.gallup.com/poll/147887/americans-continue-believe-god.aspx

Quoted from CICERO

Over 90% of Americans believe in god.  Therefor god's existence is a FACT.  Or at least consensus would dictate.
More Than 9 in 10 Americans Continue to Believe in God
http://www.gallup.com/poll/147887/americans-continue-believe-god.aspx

What percent of "SCIENTISTS" believe in god?






As on this board, the general public believes in many things that are not true... Conspiracy
theories abound (and are accepted as fact) when there is no factual basis for them.
Those who deal in actual FACT (almost 60% of scientists) don't believe in god.
Pew Research
http://www.pewforum.org/2009/11/05/scientists-and-belief/

How many took place in that poll...77

Quoted from Henry

How many took place in that poll...77

"There are none so blind as those who will not see."

Quoted from Box A Rox

What percent of "SCIENTISTS" believe in god?






As on this board, the general public believes in many things that are not true... Conspiracy
theories abound (and are accepted as fact) when there is no factual basis for them.
Those who deal in actual FACT (almost 60% of scientists) don't believe in god.
Pew Research
http://www.pewforum.org/2009/11/05/scientists-and-belief/

Oh, so a consensus of scientist(or just the 60%) is your only source of FACT?  Are all 97% of the scientist that believe in man-made global warming athiest?  How do you trust a peer review of scientist if some believe in an invisible omnipotent God that cannot be proven scientifically?  Doesn't a belief in god disqualify those scientists?

Quoted from CICERO

Oh, so a consensus of scientist(or just the 60%) is your only source of FACT?

No.

Quoted from CICERO

Are all 97% of the scientist that believe in man-made global warming athiest?  

It's "atheist", and I don't know.  Do you?

Quoted from CICERO

How do you trust a peer review of scientist if some believe in an invisible omnipotent God
that cannot be proven scientifically?

Their personal view of God has nothing to do with their factual view of science.

Quoted from CICERO

  Doesn't a belief in god disqualify those scientists?

No.

Ok, good.  Then this thread and consensus means absolutely nothing when determining scientific facts.  You still have to use the scientific method, which still hasn't scientifically proven human evolution or man-made global warming.