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So it’s absurd to believe that an infinitely dense lump of goo just materialized out of nowhere, but it’s nothing but logical to propose that an all-knowing, all-powerful, infinitely intelligent superbeing always existed because we say so.

Religion cannot trump science, and vice versa.

Your tagline is pretty descriptive of your heart.

Faith is an ephemeral trust in things unseen... Some people have it, others have it fleetingly, and others just see God, as a crutch.

Few people ae willing to stand in the face of persecution, but others die for what they believe, when it is clearly wrong.

If you're so right, tell me what/where/when is a starting point for everything, or did everything just evolve, from nothing? Chicken or egg?

God is a term, created by man. We don't know His name. Some of us know His Son, though...

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I have no interest in getting into an internet debate on my religious beliefs. They are my own.

My only point was that it's as pointless to try to trump science with a religious argument as it is to knock down religion with science. They are separate realms.

Anybody who feels a need to validate his religious beliefs by imagining they prove some science wrong likely has a very weak grasp on both.