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Crazy for not believing in something that doesn't exist.

 

The man's plight is upsetting, but the host is less than impressive.

 

yeah ive never understood cenk uygur's popularity

 

Yeah... probably something I'd be interested in checking out, but probably not something I see myself watching regularly.

 

Ugh, why?

 

I guess somebody looked at the vast array of completely awful Christian television channels and said "Me too!"

 

basically this is all i have to say about that

 

Alien autopsies, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

 

If I was sick in bed for a month, I'd totally veg out to some 24/7 alien autopsies.

 

An atheist channel might start out with good intentions, but within 18 months it would be all alien autopsies all the time.

 

Yeah... I can't really see it going anywhere. I'd check it out, out of pure curiosity. I couldn't see myself getting really into it, though.

 

Maybe its just a bunch of 90s cop and sci-fi dramas.

 

Creationism banned from UK schools

 

^^^
Wasn't that from like, a month ago?

 

And a non-story anyway..?

 

It's a follow up.

 

this is pretty dope, like, not in an arguing with creationists way but just in a "gee, isnt the world interesting" way

 

You never know what stupid things will come out of Louie Gohmert's mouth.

 

The Louie Gohmert video reminds me of a church program I caught on the radio while flipping channels. "When we get back from this commercial I will explain to you exactly how God created everything". Well I had to hear this. Here's what he said, reading from a bible:

"And God spake, and it was so. You see? God spake and it happened. That's God and that's all you need to know."

 

Evangelicals question Adam and Eve

According to the Bible (Genesis 2:7), this is how humanity began: "The Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul." God then called the man Adam, and later created Eve from Adam's rib.
Polls by Gallup and the Pew Research Center find that four out of 10 Americans believe this account. It's a central tenet for much of conservative Christianity, from evangelicals to confessional churches such as the Christian Reformed Church.
But now some conservative scholars are saying publicly that they can no longer believe the Genesis account. Asked how likely it is that we all descended from Adam and Eve, Dennis Venema, a biologist at Trinity Western University, replies: "That would be against all the genomic evidence that we've assembled over the last 20 years, so not likely at all."

 

GEE, GUYS, YA THINK?