Current science; fraudulent thinking (Introduction)

by GateKeeper , Sunday, June 07, 2015, 01:12 (3457 days ago) @ Balance_Maintained

yes, I feel the same. When I address an atheist skewing science to support atheism it infuriates them. Then they get so mad at me when I clarify what it is saying and suggest that thiest have a right to science too. &quot;Random&quot; is a great example of this. Like it proves anything anyway.-I saw this and it describes me pretty good I think.-&quot;no-nothing&quot; < X > &quot;omni-dude&quot;-i don&apos;t know what &quot;X&quot; is.