My disproof of the Christian faith is the fact that people cry at funerals. Why do Christians cry at funerals? The Christian faith says that after death we go to a better place to be reunited with our loved ones. The reason people cry at funerals is because they realise they will never see that person again. Even Christians don’t believe.

It’s driver psychology. Safety in numbers.
I always park away from everyone for the same reason. Or park next to something more expensive.
At the end of the day it will be on the scrapheap eventually so why worry. Vauxhall quicker than most.

The markings match those of a freighter that blasted it’s way out of Greenham Common some moments ago.
Not quite the same ring to it. Looking forward to the film all the same. Was 10 in 77 when it was orignally released.
I fear only those of 10 can enjoy it for what it is. Happy days.

Internet athiests always seem to lack any skills at signposting a conversation, or leading it carefully into an area of discussion that might cause ire.

Let me introduce you to science. Really? Do you have the qualifications to back up that sort of smug, condescending and off-putting rhetoric of yours?

Qualifications, I have a BSc, does that count?
But seriously the facts of science are all around us. Lets consider an aeroplane flying in the sky and a person walking on water.
If you say to me, aeroplanes can fly and assuming I have never seen one I may say “I don’t believe you”. To which you can take me
for a flight. Explain the science of flight. Teach me how to build a model that flies.
If you say to me man can walk on water I may ask the same but I bet you don’t have a handy god to demonstrate.
In other words science can be challenged, tested and demonstrated – or shown not to work.
But faith, religion has nothing more than `it is`.
More importantly science stands the test of questioning and doubt and very rarely is shown to be wrong.
That’s how mathematicians hundreds of years ago could predict the movement of planets that has since been proven.
But religion does not want to be questioned. `It is` because otherwise it would cease to exist.

Of course there is one question that has always intrigued me. If god made everything who made god?
Now that’s one dude I would lke to meet.

This is slightly off topic but I’m intrigued by the idea of running out of oil.
What happens to the jet engine? Is that history when the oil does finally run out.
I can’t see a viable electric option for a replacement. Perhaps we will see an alternative engine
that could eventually end up in cars?
Hydrogen or nuclear powered fighters perhaps?

I predict that eventually a handheld hydrogen or nuclear reactor (perhaps plasma or ion) will be a reality. Powering everything from laptops to cars.
Cold and totally safe.

Because women wailing is something men don’t want to hear? Something for the Westboro Baptists to protest about, I imagine…

What does it matter? The wall won’t care one way or another, and any passing deity that exists – which they don’t ;o) – in the locality will have better things to do than take the cries of wall visitors into account when wondering what to do that day.

Having segregation in religion just demonstrates that religion was created by a man. Segregation, control. It’s the same thing.
Religion is a way for a select few to control the masses.

If you are killed for not wearing a seatbelt it hurts your family.
If your son or daughter is killed while driving isn’t that a pretty strong reason to make it compulsory?
I wear my seltbelt and don’t even notice it’s on.
Whiplash is better than dead any day.