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Supernatural experiences.
You said BELIEF was ALL they had. Experiences are not beliefs.
“But biblical literalists like yourself can only comprehend literally”
I'm not a biblical (or any religious) literalist.
If you actually *read* my comments, you'd already know I stated I have no religious affiliation and have argued that religious iconography *is* symbolic.
You're the one who can't comprehend English.
“you falsely "imply" that science is now embracing Gods”
I didn't imply anything. Holographic Universe is a *real* scientific theory.
It hypothesizes a “Consciousness”, not “Gods (plural”), is creating the universe.
I have no trouble expressing myself clearly.
You are either just stupid or playing games.
Keep trying to deliberately distort everything I say though.
I'm waiting...for anything of substance from you.
Belly's at it again, comparing church attendance with markets (not clubs this time), as if it's an Australian Idol show, where the “winner” is the one with the most votes.
Tell me, Belly, how exactly do you know how many people attend 10 different churches on the same day?
Do you go to each session and do a headcount?
When do you get the time to go to the market and the club, what with frantically running all over town counting churchgoers?
How about this for votes: religion is on the census, whether you go to markets or clubs is not.
What does that say about their relative social significance?
Yuyutsu “I am here to defend the people of God from persecution.”
Me too. And I don't even have any beliefs.
I'm also very concerned about the potential “heritage amnesia” atheists seek.
Even if everyone in Australia ceased to be Christian tomorrow, that's no reason to bulldoze our heritage out of the way.
Even the Christian churches avoided such irreversible damage to pagan monuments, but not the atheists (Religion: closing down, everything must go!)