![]() ![]() As for getting squirted in the face, well, that's another story actually). ![]() As though that might happen if you opened it any other way (I actually find it easier to open a banana from the bottom. Now Ray is pulling our tabs and, miraculously, does not get "squirted in the face". However, he offers no argument as to why this could only be The Hand Of God rather than a natural side-effect, so I'm sorry, but I remain unconvinced. Next is the ripening process what he says here is true, since all he does is describe the colour coding of the process. Ray notes that the banana has a non-slip surface, perfect for holding and whatever! Though, quite why The Almighty Lord God didn't show the same courtesy when he Created the far-superior-tasting pineapple I don't know. Incidentally, the same is true for our monkey cousins (or some of them, I am not an expert), almost as though both sets of hands came from the same blueprint. Comfort, are the atheist's nightmare (he does specify it should be a "well-made" banana, so presumably a sub-standard fruit would only be a slightly troubling dream).Īnd why is this so? Only because the banana is irrefutable proof of Creation, of course!įirst up, Ray shows us his grooves - proof that the banana is designed to perfectly fit into a waiting human hand. So where better to start than with Ray Comfort's infamous banana?īananas, insists Mr. A generalisation that I don't fit into, so his points have no, er.point. I know this because he is making a generalisation of a group of which I belong to. He isn't offensive, he isn't abusive, he isn't aggressive, he's just. Just saying.)Īnyway, that's pretty much it. (Well, now you mention it, the conflicting accounts of the resurrection in the bible actually would seem to throw some doubt onto just what happened and how, so.good thing evidence doesn't matter. Which is kinda how Christians are stereotypically shown to think anyway so this isn't that much of a revelation. OK, so he does, at least, flip it around and lays the same accusations at the feet of the religious that even if a large amount of evidence existed to disprove the resurrection then they would hold fast to their beliefs and ignore this evidence. Oh hi unfounded assumption.Īgain, being serious for a second, if these affidavits that he describes existed, and they were indeed as he described, then no, I would agree and say they are not enough evidence for resurrection, but actually they would add a lot of weight to the story, and you know what? That would be a good start, because currently there isn't anything like that in existence (except the bible but that doesn't count because evidence doesn't matter herp derp). It's the prequel to the Jesus one.īecause, on the balance, evidence doesn't matter to you. Because, I thought.I mean, it's in the old testament.I don't know if you've read that one. That amount of evidence isn't even theoretically attainable How much evidence would it take for an atheist to become a christian?Įasy just one evidence For me, at least, all it would take is God to come on down and introduce himself. Well I'm one of those, so lets see how we match up: ![]() He's talking about how atheists think here. When your example scenario is an assumption about how a group of people think, it doesn't really back anything up. In all seriousness though, his argument falls apart right here. We’re gonna set aside the visits to Heaven (?!) to mention that this story sounds exactly like a greedy televangelist explaining how God led him to a multi-million dollar private jet and flew as the co-pilot.Not to worry though, there is a scenario which will render the subject unto perfect sense. And when He rode on that bike, that was - I thought the mountain experience was great, and then when He rode on the bike… with me, oh my god, that was a greater opportunity… than my visitations to Heaven! He was there for the whole process of purchasing it. Go get OUR bike?… Go get OUR bike?!… Yes!Īnd when the Lord directed me to the bike, there was a BMW. Just broke down right there at the foot of the mountain. He says, “Go get OUR bike”!Īnd Steve, I just broke down. Go get our bike”… Go get OUR bike! Not your bike. … I was going down from the mountain, just in awe - just in awe - of what had just happened to me. ![]()
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