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Then why is the US, with one of the highest Christian per capitas in the world, and a politics dominated by Christian representatives, economically capitalist? That would seem in complete contradiction to your statement.

No, one side makes something up and expects everyone else to believe it. Not believing in their mythology does not require any faith. Do you have faith in leprechauns and doppelgangers as well? What about Cujo? Spongebob? I don't need to have "faith" that Spongebob isn't real.

Great. Ask the vatican to release it's funds to the poor. Start a campaign to take back the millions of dollars your religious leaders collect on TV to pay for hookers and mansions. Or stuff your hypocrisy where the sun doesn't shine.

If Christ has all the answers maybe you should do some fact checking with him before spreading crap. I can find no internet record of Eriksen attending Caltech nor publishing any peer reviewed papers in any journal. In fact the only record I've found with Caltech and him mentioned on the same...

No. 2 plus 2 never equals 5.

Would that be before or after he encourages the genocide of a population, or the rape of teenage girls? How about encouraging the murder of people for various "morality crimes". Fuck your "Lord"

You're tempting fate. (fate being anyone with the urge to search google for a 90 year old woman with her top off)

Mythology is what a religion is called once it's followers decide they value life over a brutal death arguing whose imaginary friend is the best.

More math.

W.H has a consistent theme across posts in the phrase "thoughts become things". When a thought that has no bearing in reality becomes a thing, it's called fiction. Sometimes it's entertainment, other times it's just a lie. It doesn't make it a universe, or real, just because someone thought of...

If you can't do the math, you can't create universes. The universe IS math.

Well, there would be no religion, so that's a step in the right direction.

It makes more sense to say people of faith are afraid of the unknown. Then even religious scientists fit within the scope of the concept. They can fill their worldview with the knowledge and experience they gain in life, but any of the "fearful emptiness of the unknown" they just fill up with...

Repeating superstition is no more honorable than throwing salt over your shoulder to ward off bad luck because you saw your grandmother do it.

You can experience that just from spending a few hours in relative silence. It's one of the side effects of sensory deprivation. Think of it as the brain running a diagnostic on a sensory system. Sensory deprivation tanks can be a wacky experience for someone unaware of what to expect.

YOU prove it. You asserted that he does. If your idea of a universe is a fantasy painting, a novel like Twilight, or any other man made media then you're just as irrational as any other religiously driven twit.

Syd is a cool artist. He does not create universes. He creates drawings and paintings.

The first time I've seen you get right to the point, and it turns out to be a lie.

You assume there is a why. The why is likely to be just as much a fictional creation as the god is.

The think about people with their heads buried in the sand. They're oblivious to reason, but they're also oblivious to traffic :)