It's not bad to be ignorant per se, but to be willfully ignorant really is a bad thing, especially with the availability of information via the internet.
Note: These are actors reciting messages from Christian message boards.
Showing posts with label creationism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creationism. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Creationist Spout Opinions about Evolution -- Hilarious
Have you ever wondered why people who believe in the literal creation of the Earth by God as depicted in the Hebrew Bible get little respect from the atheist and scientific communities? Well, watch the following video and see where you think the problem lies.
It's not bad to be ignorant per se, but to be willfully ignorant really is a bad thing, especially with the availability of information via the internet.
Note: These are actors reciting messages from Christian message boards.
It's not bad to be ignorant per se, but to be willfully ignorant really is a bad thing, especially with the availability of information via the internet.
Note: These are actors reciting messages from Christian message boards.
Monday, May 30, 2011
The history of VenomFangX 1of3 with commentary
I just found this hilarious video of someone debunking the videos from Youtube user VenomFangX that I wanted share with my blog readers. First, let me share a little history.
VenomFangX is among the most vocal of the Youtube "Young Earth Creationism" advocates. He is a man, probably in his early 20's, who literally believes that the earth is about 6,000 years old. If that idiotic belief wasn't bad enough, he also tries to defend this belief through spewing pseudo-scientific facts on his Youtube channel -- which is consequently now defunct (at least for the moment).
However, as a testament to his stupidity, several Youtube users that accept science have made a series of commentaries about his videos, including the funny commentary that you see below.
So, if you want to see the ramblings of a young earth creationist destroyed, watch the video below.
At least he still has the Bible.
VenomFangX is among the most vocal of the Youtube "Young Earth Creationism" advocates. He is a man, probably in his early 20's, who literally believes that the earth is about 6,000 years old. If that idiotic belief wasn't bad enough, he also tries to defend this belief through spewing pseudo-scientific facts on his Youtube channel -- which is consequently now defunct (at least for the moment).
However, as a testament to his stupidity, several Youtube users that accept science have made a series of commentaries about his videos, including the funny commentary that you see below.
So, if you want to see the ramblings of a young earth creationist destroyed, watch the video below.
At least he still has the Bible.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Top Ten Creationist Arguments
I found this cool video from TheThinkingAtheist channel on Youtube, and I thought that I would share it. It's basically a summary of the top 10 arguments in favor of creationism and why all of those arguments are laughably wrong. Enjoy.
I would just like to add a little commentary on a few of those points. First, I have actually been on religious message boards before where one or more posters emphasizes the first argument -- that carbon dating is too inaccurate to determine the age of the earth. Another popular argument on message boards is about the irreducible complexity of the eye. So, yes, these arguments do crop up a lot, at least in religious circles.
The argument that they didn't put in here that I was really expecting to see is the idea that dinosaur bones were put into the earth by Satan. I have heard this one a lot in my life too, and I really expected it to be in the video. Maybe it would be in the honorable mentions category?
Do you believe in creationism? Leave your thoughts below.
I would just like to add a little commentary on a few of those points. First, I have actually been on religious message boards before where one or more posters emphasizes the first argument -- that carbon dating is too inaccurate to determine the age of the earth. Another popular argument on message boards is about the irreducible complexity of the eye. So, yes, these arguments do crop up a lot, at least in religious circles.
The argument that they didn't put in here that I was really expecting to see is the idea that dinosaur bones were put into the earth by Satan. I have heard this one a lot in my life too, and I really expected it to be in the video. Maybe it would be in the honorable mentions category?
Do you believe in creationism? Leave your thoughts below.
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