Ma Nature vs. The Least Educated

Science is as dumb as a stump when it comes to analyzing God.

It would also be quite dumb in analyzing unicorns and the Tooth Fairy, should anyone try, and for the same reasons.
 
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The Big Bang was hardly "ignorant", any more than adding vinegar to baking soda is ignorant. If it occurred, it is because of the laws of physics.

The descriptions (plural: there are two) of creation in Genesis are deeply flawed and make no logical sense.
Big bang theory is science based and is falsifiable.

Descriptions in genesis are fantasies and are not falsifiable and therefore not scientific or logical.
 
We are supposed to believe that "God" created the entire universe as a habitat for just one dude that he wanted to keep as a pet. The entire universe was created around our rather tiny world on a trailing arm of a typical galaxy jus so "God" could amuse himelf. But then, *SURPRISE!* the man was lonely, which apparently God had not anticipated, despite his knowing everything, and he created a woman from Adam's rib. Why didn't he just make Eve out of dust?

The original plan was for all the animals to continue to be vegetarians: the lions and tigers were to continue snacking on fescue and herbs, and Adam and Eve were to continue ignorant of the difference between good and evil. An easy chore, as evil did not yet exist.

But then for some wacky reason "God" stuck a magical tree in the Garden and told them to refrain from eating its fruit, which they did. But then "God" created a talking snake, who was created with evil intent and tricked Eve and Adam into biting the forbidden fruit, and all the evil in the world was the result.

This is the silly nonsense that silly Mark believes.
 
The Big Bang was hardly "ignorant", any more than adding vinegar to baking soda is ignorant. If it occurred, it is because of the laws of physics.

The descriptions (plural: there are two) of creation in Genesis are deeply flawed and make no logical sense.
If the big bang was not an accident of ignorant nature then what intelligence do you claim planned and caused it?
 
If the big bang was not an accident of ignorant nature then what intelligence do you claim planned and caused it?
The same sort of intelligence that causes magnets to attract and/or repel one another. The same sort of intelligence that causes the atomic reactions that make stars shine or the Red Spot on Jupiter to exist.
 
The same sort of intelligence that causes magnets to attract and/or repel one another. The same sort of intelligence that causes the atomic reactions that make stars shine or the Red Spot on Jupiter to exist.
Explaining how matter and energy originated using assumptions that matter and energy have always existed is invalid.
 
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Explaining how matter and energy originated using assumptions that matter and energy have always existed is invalid.
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"Getting rid of the measure, called the “social cost of carbon,” would upend energy and environmental regulations meant to address climate change and could have the long-term effect of shifting costs from polluting industries directly onto Americans as the expenses of climate change rise.
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The
order stems directly from language in the Heritage Foundations Project 2025 policy playbook and is based on work by the conservative think tank, which has consistently opposed climate policy and worked to defend the businesses of fossil fuel industries.
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If
carried out, the shift away from using the social cost of carbon measure would not only make it exceedingly difficult to enact new rules slowing climate change and its growing costs in the future, but it would send the signal that Spanky's autocracy doesnt believe that climate change carries economic consequences."
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"The climate crisis is on track to destroy capitalism, a top insurer has warned, with the vast cost of extreme weather impacts leaving the financial sector unable to operate.
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The world is fast approaching
temperature levels where insurers will no longer be able to offer cover for many climate risks, said Günther Thallinger, on the board of Allianz SE, one of the world’s biggest insurance companies. He said that without insurance, which is already being pulled in some places, many other financial services become unviable, from mortgages to investments.
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Thallinger said: “The
good news is we already have the technologies to switch from fossil combustion to zero-emission energy. The only thing missing is speed and scale. This is about saving the conditions under which markets, finance, and civilization itself can continue to operate.”
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"As the Trump administration weighs the future of the federal agency tasked with responding to disasters, it is ending a key program that has been used by communities across the country to pay for projects designed to help them prepare for natural disasters like flooding and fires."
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"Wildfires made international headlines in the opening weeks of 2025 after deadly infernos fanned by extreme winds swept through neighborhoods in Southern California. And the fire threat is expected to rise again in the coming months as heat, drought and the aftermath of destructive weather events set the stage for another busy wildfire season.
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AccuWeather long-range forecasters say between
7 and 9 million acres will burn across the United States, near to above the historical average. Additionally, 60,000 to 75,000 fires are predicted to ignite, including 7,500 to 9,000 in California alone."
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"Concern over the climate crisis may evaporate in the White House from January, but its financial costs are now starkly apparent to Americans in the form of soaring home insurance premiums – with those in the riskiest areas for floods, storms and wildfires suffering the steepest rises of all.
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A
mounting toll of severe hurricanes, floods, fires and other extreme events has caused average premiums to leap since 2020, with parts of the U.S. most prone to disasters bearing the brunt. A climate crisis is starting to stir an insurance crisis.
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Across all US counties, those in the top fifth for climate-driven disaster risk saw home premiums leap by
22% in just three years to 2023, compared to an overall average of a 13% rise in real terms, research of mortgage payment data has found. The Guardian has analyzed the study’s data to illustrate the places in the US at highest risk from disasters and insurance hikes."
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