[Baraonda]

You are not the first one to be wowed, and won't be the last one.

The issue at hand is the killing of God, not conversion. Darwinism is the killing of God.

I've made my points and have spoken the truth as best I know, if you cannot rebut them, do not digress. The ultimate struggle won't be fought with fancy words, trite and ready-made phrases or hiding behind a monitor -- it will be fought on the streets. Innate ability of easily retriving from our memory banks will also be of no use.

But don't feel bad. To be WOWed by the truth is normal.

[orionblamblam]

> Darwinism is the killing of God.

You make God seem like such a puss.

> The ultimate struggle won't be fought with fancy words, trite and ready-made phrases or hiding behind a monitor -- it will be fought on the streets.

Well, fine. I always kinda knew that it'd coem down to a battle between the forces of science and reason, and the forces of darkness. Fortunately, the Creationist mind tends to not be so good when it coems to understanding science and technology, so the battle should be a quick one.

[Dimensio]

Darwinism is the killing of God.

No, it isn't. The theory of evolution was not written as a means of displacing religion. It's not the theory's fault that it contradicts what you want to believe really happened, but you seem to be stuck in this false dichotomy that any viewpoint that doesn't match what you think God did is tantamount to saying that no gods exist at all. That is a false dichotomy, and that is why, in the past, I have referred to people who hold the belief that evolution is inherently atheistic as "delusional".

It is possible for someone to believe that a god or gods exist(s) without believing exactly as you do, but you seem to be stuck in this mentality that anyone who does not believe exactly as you do is an atheist.