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highwaystar101 on 16 May 2009

Yeah, I have not been brainwashed with the theory of evolution. When I was young I was told by my parents and my school that god created everything. I thought that was all bullshit (pardon my obscenity) and I though that a logical explanation to life must exist and that came in the form of science which finds answers in a logical manner. It may not always be right, but at least it looks at the facts.

Now people who believe in god I consider brainwashed in a way. I know plenty of them and none of them can accept any evidence you give. This thread has been a perfect example.

To be honest I would like to see people prove god, not just any god, but your personal god. First one to do it wins a a cookie.



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The Ghost of RubangB on 16 May 2009

Whoa, did every single evolutionist get called brainwashed just now? That's hardcore. I must... worship evolution... it has been programmed... into my hopeless godless brain.



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WessleWoggle on 16 May 2009

I used to be brainwashed by evolution. Now I'm open minded towards other ideas...

But evolution is still the one with the most proof, so far.



akuma587 on 16 May 2009

I was told from a young age that evolution was made up. But the more I learn about evolution, the more I know that the people who say it isn't real are completely full of shit.



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The Ghost of RubangB on 16 May 2009

I went to a Catholic school where one teacher taught me evolution and another taught me that all gays and atheists will burn in hell. I flipped a coin to find out who to trust.



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Rath on 16 May 2009

I just kind of picked up both science and religion from stuff I read from books or the internet. Ended up ditching religion though.



im_sneaky on 16 May 2009
The Ghost of RubangB said:
I went to a Catholic school where one teacher taught me evolution and another taught me that all gays and atheists will burn in hell. I flipped a coin to find out who to trust.

 

And.... don't keep me in suspense?



 

 

The Ghost of RubangB on 16 May 2009
im_sneaky said:
The Ghost of RubangB said:
I went to a Catholic school where one teacher taught me evolution and another taught me that all gays and atheists will burn in hell. I flipped a coin to find out who to trust.

And.... don't keep me in suspense?

It was tails.



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Tyrannical on 17 May 2009
The Ghost of RubangB said:
im_sneaky said:
The Ghost of RubangB said:
I went to a Catholic school where one teacher taught me evolution and another taught me that all gays and atheists will burn in hell. I flipped a coin to find out who to trust.

And.... don't keep me in suspense?

It was tails.

 

 You should dress up as "heads" rubang and take a picture. He can be your evil twin.



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highwaystar101 on 17 May 2009