Clearly in the link above (that was made several months ago mind you), scientists discovered SOLID proof of the big bang. This alone eliminates God.
I'm not quite sure what kind of cunt it takes to ignore what people say, but I don't recall myself or many others here saying that the big bang "isn't real" or that the big bang's existence disproves God. What you're basically arguing is that the existence of science is linked to the non-existence of God, and that's a pure stream of bullstuff if I ever saw one.
Excuse me, what the forget? Were you not the exact same people that said the big bang never even existed?
So in your tiny world, people are not allowed to change and to admit to their mistakes? The Church is a big organisation of old people who are so conservative and stuck to their beliefs, of course they would deny proof for a long time. That doesn't mean anything about the reality of the situation.
Just because I don't see my dog outside doesn't mean he doesn't exist. Just because the Church says the Sun orbits the Earth doesn't mean it is so.
On to the topic of the Bible or whatever other book of made up fairy tales that people believe in, these are no proof that God exists. Anybody and I mean ANYBODY could write a book while they were slammed on wine and high on ancient marijuana (metaphor), hell even I could. Who's to say though, that the people who wrote these books didn't actually just make all that stuff up? Who's to say that they didn't just have dreams and write them all down.
Jesus loving Christ. So, you argue that people believe solely based on some collection of books written by a bunch of dead dudes? As I said above, I believe because of stuff I've seen, heard, experienced and studied. The Bible is nothing more than a collection of outdated morals and fables written a long, long time ago. I don't even have a stance on the existence of Jesus, since it's not loving important if he existed or not.
So based on what I have said and the fact that religion makes no loving sense as far as what they truly believe in...
It's hard to listen to a man who clearly judges religion based on some superficial bullstuff about how people who call themselves "religious" act.
God is not real.
God. Is. Dead.
If God is not real, how could he have died?
Nietzsche was a funny man, too. I genuinely love his work. I don't agree with his points on atheism, but definitely one of the most important writers/philosophers in history. His non-belief stemmed from bad personal experience, though. If his Father had of died much later, it is possible that Nietzsche may have been a devout Christian his entire life.
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