“As Thelma would comment $everin:”

ASS, you dare claim to know what I would comment, but you conveniently omitted what I most often comment here, and it’s always in reply to you and your ilk:

Where is your evidence for your imaginary god, evidence that you NEVER, EVER provide? Fraud.

In the past humans, lacking experience and education, substituted the explanation of “magic” for events beyond their understanding, particularly when driven by fear.

Educated humans have progressed past magical explanations, but lesser-educated individuals cling to fear-based reasoning, substituting the euphemism of “gods”.

“Nobody cares about your opinion, only what you can prove”

In the event you don’t like that Sev, take it up with Thelma-Lou. :)

Maybe the spider can help you…..whatever

This is my opinion up there, not a claim, and I gave my best explanation for it, without pretending to be right. For detailed explanation read the suggested articles yourself.

Now you give us some evidences for your CLAIM that god exists.

Google: “believing in god and genetics” and enjoy in reading many wonderful articles about how religins “get in” our genes.

For example:
http://trueslant.com/michaelshermer/2010/04/16/why-we-are-hardwired-for-belief-in-god/ ,

http://www.onenesspentecostal.com/godgene.htm

http://magazine.nd.edu/news/10465-the-genetics-of-belief/

etc.

The “god gene” does not prove existence of god, but DOES explain human inclination to religions, and, of course, it perfectly explains tens of thousands of etremely different gods invented by human beings: human beings generally inclined to believe in gods, but diferences in their cultures made them inventing very, very diferent gods (fairies, Santas, ghoasts, lepprechauns, mermaids, …).

You are not well informed, or, maybe, you deliberately missinterpret what you have read.
Put in your searching machine “believing in god and genetics”, and read many articles that deal with religion being genetically predestined in history of human beings, as everythin did: as one of many tools of survival.
Causes of inclining to religions being “built in” human genes were different, and we certainly do not know all of them, but at least three of them sound logic:
- infant credulity
- cohesiveness in the competition against other groups
- avoiding

Look back, most often you’ll see that the Ian character doesn’t take part in conversations – he’s simply a straight-man for use by the sock-puppets.

“Ian, I think you are referring to the God gene. A number of good reads on the research. The designer would of course include such programming.”

If he were going to all that trouble, wouldn’t be program people to at least all believe in the SAME god, rather than the mis-mash of competing gods we have historically had? After all, in relation to the lifespan of the human genome, Christianity isn’t even a tick on the clock. You guys will really grasp at ANYTHING to try and make your delusions look respectable, won’t you? Sad.

“Now about that absolute Christian Morality? Where did “A” say we could find this document?”

From the same place he gets everything else – out of his ass.