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Void? What void? Every one of them is a... galaxy. Not stars. Galaxies. There are probably more than one hundred billion (10 to the 11th power) galaxies in the universe.

:wtflol: Oh those silly chick tracts! Always good for hearty laugh once in a while. So much distortions, misinformation, dishonesties and outright lies.

what the hell?

I think my previous posts somehow turned invisible or something. You're showing a lack of understanding of how scientists come to their conclusions when making claims. Can you tell the audience what a theory in scientific context means? Please do tell us. I await your answer.

That's not what Luke says. According to Luke, Jesus was born after 6 CE. Quirinius became governer of Syria in 6 CE, ten years after king Herod's death. Wikipedia: Quirinius Is Luke wrong?

And to expand on Gamer12's valid post I give you this quote: (Albert Einstein, 1954)

It's deeply disturbing to me that people can deny solid, scientific evidence in favor of some archaic book written by men thousands of years ago.

Cloggy I'm seeing the same arguments being used over and over again. (Mine included) It's deja vu all over again. I'm going to have to withdraw from doing any debating in this thread. Not because I can't, but because it's too time consuming and there's enough materials out there where we can...

Enough with the whining. He can take care of himself. First you have to prove that God exists. No one has been able to do so yet. One last thing, it wasn't an accident, despite me saying it in a rhetorical question in that post. Ony 7% of leading scientists believe in a personal God, and...

Something you just "thought" about without "getting" or "researching" isn't going to get you very far. Remind yourself, what is the definition of "theory" in scientific context and does it rely on hunches and guesses? When we see something that seems absurb to them, it makes people dogmatic and...

I don't think you actually read what I wrote. This clearly shows you did not take the time to read what I wrote. I answered the question and it has nothing to do with the temperature. Wow. Um, tell you what. Instead of deciphering what you just wrote, why don't you point me to a research page...

Does God really need you to defend him in his name?

When was Jesus born? ------- Before 4 BCE. Herod the Great died in 4 BCE. Wikipedia: Herod the Great ------ After 6 CE. Quirinius became governer of Syria in 6 CE, ten years after king Herod's death. Wikipedia: Quirinius ------ So many contradictions and inaccuracies, so...

Yeah, stick with abbreviations. Always easier to throw your viewpoints around with an emoticon and WHAT A JOKE added in with a bonus. :ugh3:

*sneeze*pseudoscience!*sneeze* Pseudoscience often contradicts itself, even in its own terms. Pseudoscience deliberately creates mystery where none exists, by omitting crucial information and important details. Pseudoscience argues from ignorance, an elementary fallacy. I'm sorry but...

Thank you for proving that science works. Everything hings on the falsible and must stand up to the scrutiny of scientific studies. Having it exposed for the fraud it is instead of scientists trying to come up with ways to just support their theory is a testament itself.

"Theology (religion) ends and philosophy begins, just as alchemy ends and chemistry begins and astrology ends, and astronomy begins." Pretty much sums it up. I'm glad we're not in the dark age anymore and now moving on forward.

Believe it or not, it has nothing to do with temperature. Instead of writing I'll just quote from wikipedia, and plus they worded it better. This is very important as it explains why we see variations of skin colors: When humans first appeared in Africa between 100,000 and 200,000 years ago...

I just realized something. It's easy to misinterpret what you wrote, are you being sarcastic to the christians where they refuse to acknowledge it? Or are you asking the people who believe in evolution, a question that we supposedly can't provide?

Goodness. Before even answering such a trivial question as the one you asked above, (it's easy to provide evidence but it seems 'evidence' is now a bad word around here) how about going with this about the other way around. Ever wonder why the people in africa are black and people are...