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Scot Dutchy wrote:I call it a waste of time but if Thomas likes to hear from these nut cases that is his prerogative.
Scot Dutchy wrote:Those are serious nut cases. Why do you keep on talking to them Thomas?
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LucidFlight wrote:Surely a solar mass provides the necessary energy to sustain a habitable planet. How much energy is generated during a Holy Mass?
Welcome to the corrupt world. I think that one day many will see the truth. Although it will be to late by then. I thinhk you haven't even done 10 minutes of research. Don't you think it is weird that it's not people of faith, but rather highly educated people are against vaccination?
As you can see in one of my comments, there are doctors that don't want to take the responsibility should vaccination become mandatory. Therefore they are aware of the dangers of vaccinations.
Ever read the patient packet insert? Ever been offered to you? I haven't, just told that I need a shot and have it done.
But again, don't believe me. But it's strange that people do accept what one person says and not what someone else says.
People who learn by assimilating what their teachers claims. Think they know a lot. But they can only reproduce what their teacher told them. They will never discuss studies that show that vaccinations are indeed dangerous. Because it will get them sacked if they did. So a bachelor is meaningless.
I see... You haven't done the ten minutes research on the interwebs, instead you've been brainwashed by academics over several years of intense studing.Thomas Eshuis wrote:When I pointed out that my Bachelor degree disproves his claim that I have never done even 10 minutes of research, he responds with more unsubstantiated conspiracy theories:
... aluminium actually.Calilasseia wrote:In short, tinfoil hat is made of tinfoil ...
belief in God is based on faith. belief in an eternal universe is also based on faith, belief that universes pop into existence is also based on faith. neither the eternal universe or the quantum fluctuation are "proven" to be true. you may believe evidence exists for them, but i don't believe it's enough evidence. You have to come up with better evidence then speculation.
Now the only difference is, I admit my belief is based on faith but naturalists don't. also you can keep asking for evidence that God exists, but almost nothing will ever be enough for you.
there's really nothing else to say at this point.
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