Religion – your views

[spiraldoor]

Don't worry, I'm sure he'll grow out of it by the time he's an adult.

[Cairnie]

This really makes me curious about what is actually taught in schools in Texas. Because it seems that grammar isn't one of them.

[Tobbe]

Don't worry, I'm sure he'll grow out of it by the time he's an adult.

The scary thing is that most don't. The percentage of Creationists in America today is about 45 (and that number hasn't decreased since 1987). The fact that almost half the population of the world's only superpower is so mind-boggingly stupid is incredibly scary.

[Rayman9930]

I'm over this now after a day off of being here on PC. Now, I can just ignore this and continue to learn more science. Besides I'm not !

[spiraldoor]

I over this now after a day off here. Now, I can just ignore this and continue to learn more science. Besides I'm not

[PluMGMK]

I think he was making a joke of how Stacey said his grammar was bad.

[Cairnie]

Well...uh, I wasn't joking either. It's one thing to have such bad typing when English isn't your first language but we're talking about 14yos in the US - an English speaking country - here, unless they're immigrants.

[MadMan]

No. God is just a natural defence against the unknown.

[Tobbe]

Among other things, yes.

[Rayman9930]

No, I just make typing errors that I don't see after I click submit.

[Tobbe]

In the future, please take your time to check your posts for typing errors before you click submit. It's often hard to understand what you're trying to say because of your crappy grammar, spelling and sentence structuring. And you're an American, so you have no excuse not to use good grammar.

[Rayman9930]

I understand, I will try to make my grammar more accurate.

[Matyuv]

More than 200 people have been poisoned after drinking “holy water” from wells during the religious ceremony of Epiphany here in east Siberia, a local consumer regulator said Monday.

...samples taken from two nearby wells and a lake revealed the concentration of chloride and nitrate was two times above the norm.

Science > religion.
Why does shit like that even happen. :/

[Rayman9930]

Because it does, just get over it.

[Phoenixan]

More than 200 people have been poisoned after drinking “holy water” from wells during the religious ceremony of Epiphany here in east Siberia, a local consumer regulator said Monday.

...samples taken from two nearby wells and a lake revealed the concentration of chloride and nitrate was two times above the norm.

Science > religion.
Why does shit like that even happen. :/

Source? Sounds freakin' hilarious to me. That is unless you're translating from Russian.

[Rayman9930]

It really sounds weird.

[Matyuv]

More than 200 people have been poisoned after drinking “holy water” from wells during the religious ceremony of Epiphany here in east Siberia, a local consumer regulator said Monday.

...samples taken from two nearby wells and a lake revealed the concentration of chloride and nitrate was two times above the norm.

Science > religion.
Why does shit like that even happen. :/

Source? Sounds freakin' hilarious to me.

http://en.rian.ru/russia/20100128/157705527.html
It was on TV for days. lol
BTW it's not a "lake", it's a swamp I believe. It's forbidden to get into that water in summer, let alone drink it in winter.

[El Dango]

Because it does, just get over it.

Does that mean you're accepting it?

[Rayman9930]

Yes. I get over these things easy, unless they're major. I have someone at school tell me I gonna fail at life. Lies! I got big plans for my life, but I can't forget this website though.

[spiraldoor]

Yes. I get over these things easy, unless they're major. I have someone at school tell me I gonna fail at life. Lies! I got big plans for my life, but I can't forget this website though.

Having big plans does not mean that you will be more likely to succeed. Quite the opposite really.