[After being told the abiogenesis hypothesis says nothing about a god and thus does not deny the possibility of one]
I understand that it is anti God! It is an unproven, unprovable, baseless myth!! Capice??
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To quote from comments made on an earlier quote:
"I get so tired of the same stupidity over and over."
"Capice??"
Pedant that I am...
Don't fault an hypothesis for being unproven. An hypothesis is, by definition, unproven.
Don't fault the unprovable for being unproven.
Capice?
"It is an unproven, unprovable, baseless myth!!"
Yeah, because we wouldn't want people to believe in any of those, would we?
Oh, irony...
I understand that it is anti God! It is an unproven, unprovable, baseless myth!! Capice??
You can insist all you want, with as much foot-stomping vehemence as you can muster. But it still doesn't make it true.
"Unprovable"?
Well, I suppose it's impossible for us to find out EXACTLY how the first life got started, but if we could come up with a chemical reaction in the laboratory that COULD have happened on pre-biotic Earth, and this reaction produces self-replicating aggregates of compounds that are identical to some known bacterium, I'd say that's pretty good EVIDENCE for a naturalistic origin of life. Wouldn't you?
Prove the existence of the lake of fire, fuckstick.
You never could, you can't now, and you never will.
Capisce?
Dad 1, at least try to get the godfather bit right.
The word is 'capisce'; pronounced cah-pee-sheh. Now try spelling that and saying it:
Capisco Capiamo
My Uncle Dino will be calling to see if you got it right. Hope you do. He doesn't like Americani that no speeka Italiano real good.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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