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Are there actually christcucks on this board?

>> No.16542196

>>>/pol/

>> No.16542198

>>16542196
Fine, I will rephrase.

Does the psychological predisposed to a high degree of religiosity preclude the appreciation of logic and objectivity necessary to the pursuit of empirical scientific understanding?

>> No.16542203

>>16542198
It's just the " make a place too annoying" tactic.
You and I both know that /sci/ isn't going to start bombing Jews, but they don't know that.

>> No.16542207

>>16542195
If I follow the religion as a philosophy rather then a beilf, does that make me Christian?

>> No.16542210

>>16542195
I find a lot of things appealing about Christianity (despite being a scientist/engineer for a living) but I don't think it's fair to say I really "believe" in any meaningful sense. Having some faith in objective truth must be nice. It's similar to believing that physics is the "source code to the existence" rather than an all too human modeling discipline subject to all of our human limitations.

>> No.16542211

>>16542207
No

>> No.16542212

Faith and religiosity are not the same.

There is a difference between "a commitment to general optimism, when reasonably possible"
And
"Sky daddy's son forgives me"

Similarly

There is a difference between understanding the Bible as an archetypical representation of reality/the human condition
And
Literally believing in a virgin birth

>> No.16542219

>>16542195
Yes, they allied with poltards and finally killed /sci/

>> No.16542265

I have a theory that if you just post a galaxy brain photo and the exact characters "Consciousness." as an OP on /sci/, you'd get 300 replies from chcistcucks samefagging and producing failing arguments.
There's one up right now, you can see them for yourself.

>> No.16542293

>>16542212
>general optimism
That's not faith either.
Gods used to angry dicks before christ replaced them by being a huge pussy.
If gods are angry dicks, having faith means you're prepared to face the worst.

>> No.16542295

>>16542207
I think so.

>> No.16542328

>>16542198
No, the opposite, I doubted God's existence until I thought logically.
tl;dr: cartesian dualism --> I have proof of existence of mind (per me ipsum), not of material --> more reasonable to believe in God (as a mental realm entity) than in my physical body's existence

>>16542207
You may follow Christian teachings, but to be a Christian you must believe Jesus died and was resurrected and whatnot.

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>>16542219
It's dead, that's for sure. /sci/ needs a merge with a bigger and less retarded board, which would be just about any board on 4chan.

>> No.16542438

>This startling idea first appeared in scientific form in 1931, in a paper by Georges Lemaître, a Belgian cosmologist and Catholic priest. The theory, accepted by nearly all astronomers today, was a radical departure from scientific orthodoxy in the 1930s.
I don't know, does this board think that Big Bang is a theory that is worth exploring or do they realize that it's just christnigger attempt to obstruct scientific progress?

>> No.16542439

>>16542328
Your mind was created by your flesh out of mere necessity for your flesh to survive and proliferate, to deny this one and only obvious fact proves that you do not belong on this board.

>> No.16542468

>>16542198
Science is the answer to 'how,' not 'why.' They can coexist.

>> No.16542471

>>16542468
any "why" can also be answered by science, if it cannot be, then nothing can answer the why, kill yourself christnigger

>> No.16542475

>>16542471
Ok. Why is there something instead of nothing? Please post a scientific study that answers this.

>> No.16542478

>>16542475
Now post a non-scientific study that answers this, without sounding mad about being wrong.

>> No.16542481

>>16542478
Why didn't you post a study like I asked? I'll be waiting for you to post one.

>> No.16542482

>>16542481
Because we don't scientifically know why, and therefore nobody knows why. If anyone had provable argument to why, it would be exclusively scientific.

>> No.16542483

>>16542482
Still waiting on that study.

>> No.16542484

>>16542483
and now without sounding mad, christnigger?

>> No.16542486

>>16542475
Read Lawrence Krauss' book of the same title.

>> No.16542487

>>16542484
Still waiting on that study

>> No.16542491

I have a PhD in math and I’m a Christian. I know lots of other PhDs I went to school with that are Christian too. It’s all pretty obvious if you ever think about it (which atheists don’t).

>> No.16542493

>>16542491
Math is about making shit up and so is christianity, I'm very surprised and impressed.

>> No.16542497

>>16542195
Its just shitposters posting bait.

>> No.16542528

>>16542493
lmao

>> No.16542536

>>16542497
Poe's law strikes again

>> No.16542542

>>16542195
Yes, roman catholichad here

>> No.16542587

>>16542491
>>16542542
Did you ask skydaddy if you're allowed to post here?

>> No.16542588

>>16542195
Yeah, Christianity is comforting in multiple ways--community, the ability to instantly put all your bad juju on someone's shoulders, and a known plan for your life. It's quite tempting, and it's not hard to see why people believe in it, even though it's got pants-on-head retarded shit like transubstantiation or someone rising from the dead. Being an intellectual giant and being emotionally gullible aren't mutually exclusive.