/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5319230

>>4217500
>algebra

>>3841703

>mfw atheists feel are absolutely certain about their stance that, "God doesn't exist" and that they are sure about what exists and does not exist in this reality

Haven't you learned anything from the events that transpired today and yesterday?

self bump

>mfw I remember when I was taking calculus for the first time, talking about limits to infinity, and someone actually asked if "so you substitute infinity for x?"

>>3634889
>No worries though, this test itself means nothing since it doesn't measure response time, only movement.
>only movement

>mfw OP probably is referring to the "HTML source code"

Why do atheists claim to be more "rational" people when they commit these obvious flaws of reason:

* Believing in aliens when there is ABSOLUTELY not one shred of evidence that they exist.

* Parroting the comebacks that Dawkins/Hitchens have provided for them without critical thinking. Atheists like to read these "pro-atheist" books and criticize Christians for "believing in something because a book told you so."

* Willing to spend trillions of taxpayer dollars on space programs which "see how well tomatoes grow in space," while people are starving on Earth, just so that they can one day have their atheist "rapture" in space "just like in star trek."

* Criticize Christians for killing a thousand years ago, yet be in full support of killing innocent babies in 2011.

* Claim that "no logical person can believe in God," despite the fact that Newton, Pascal, Copernicus, and thousands of other scientists in the past did believe in God.

* Believing the existence of the universe is exempt from the law of conservation, and everything just arose from nothing on its own.

* Having faith in imagined infallibility of science, even though scientists are found regularly wrong after certainty for hundreds of years.

>>3494733
Oh my fuck, you really don't get it do you?