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wrong again, evolution describes a process of change in life forms, it doesnt even attempt to hint at how life began. you still havent addressed how how your god allows suffering, disease, famine etc. even going to attempt it or stay with your misunderstanding of evolution?

we didnt. you dont understand evolution. if you dont like it, come up with a sensible alternative. but before you do please go back and address the previous unanswered question about how your god allows suffering, disease, famine and all that bad shit. you really need to be dealing with...

ah free will, the defense of the religious faced with the prospect that their god neither knows or cares to intervene in the world. how is being born into a family with no food free will? how are failing rains in some forsaken corner of Africa free will? how is fleeing war and contracting...

nvermind the well fed paying to the Amex this weekend, the many starving across the world kinda disprove your "lord" exists.

the question from Mr Orange was "how do you decide which deity you choose to follow? And do you ever worry that the ones that you decide not to worship might get a bit annoyed?". the point is, there are a number of claimed gods, how do you know you've picked the right one? if you haven't...

no it isnt. this is dictionary time, look up the word.

that wasnt aimed at you, left over multiquote... go a few posts before. abridged, you are very wrong as there is plenty of polytheist religions.

Hindu's might have a view on that, so would Buddists, Taoist and the other various eastern belief systems. fair number of wiccans, and other assorted non-monotheistic groups in the west too. yes, because the two are not mutually exclusive and i didnt say they were. just that on the matter of...

and herein lies the fundemental difference between science and religion. "where did everything come from" for the scientist is a question to start a process of discovery to explore the nature and workings of the universe and see what can be found. for the religious it is a question that just...

there are an awful lot of people, religious people, who dont agree with that. in fact even those who believe in the Abrahamic God have differing views on him, what he does, what he wants of them. so where does your god come from, where does he conjure life from? in any case evolution isnt a...

a contradiction, shirley? oh dear, you think that science is opposite to religion? they have nothing to do with each other really, religion is about philosophy and science is about knowledge. i reckon you'll stuggle with the meaning of "evidence" and "reason", so the rest of this should be...