Atheism

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Originally Posted by Zeus

Yeah I didn't even know anything about it really. I have heard of it, I thought it was 4 billion years ago, and I thought it was when 2 stars collided.. I'm in the 8th grade don't blame me for my teachers inability to educate us.

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Lol, I can't remember exactly when it was (not good with dates and times) but I do know that it was between 2 atoms that were pressurized too much and ended up exploding (still exploding to this day) thus creating the universe. I learned this in my Q. Physics class on a day when we were talking about this and anti- matter.

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Originally Posted by Sneaky Poptart

Lol, I can't remember exactly when it was (not good with dates and times) but I do know that it was between 2 atoms that were pressurized too much and ended up exploding (still exploding to this day) thus creating the universe. I learned this in my Q. Physics class on a day when we were talking about this and anti- matter.

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I know after looking on Wiki it was theorized to have happened 13.7 billion years ago. And you guys know there are more stars in the universe than there are grains of sand on the earth.

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Originally Posted by Zeus

Yeah I didn't even know anything about it really. I have heard of it, I thought it was 4 billion years ago, and I thought it was when 2 stars collided.. I'm in the 8th grade don't blame me for my teachers inability to educate us.

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Read newest post.

http://www.consolediscussions.com/fo...ost137735.html

Most of those stars are dead to, the light just hasn't reached us yet.

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Originally Posted by Adam

Read newest post, I am sure that I have won.

EDIT: Page 2 post 18: http://www.consolediscussions.com/fo...ost137735.html

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Golly I think you won. Although I still respect people's beliefs I think science and any evidence we have prevails over an invisible overseer.

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Originally Posted by Sneaky Poptart

Most of those stars are dead to, the light just hasn't reached us yet.

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Wrong and correct. Most stars are damn well alive, being only, what...10 Billion years old? Stars can convert hydrogen into helium for 50+ billion years, at proportional rates. The light hasn't reached us, true, but yet again, so false. Light travels at 300K KM/S. In a sense, anything we can see has "reached us" in terms of light energy. But anything we can't see is...well...unimportant, and unknown. Yes there are more stars, but this has no relevance with the big bang, or atheism.

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Originally Posted by Zeus

I know after looking on Wiki it was theorized to have happened 13.7 billion years ago. And you guys know there are more stars in the universe than there are grains of sand on the earth.

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A damn lot more. Estimated 1,000 BILLION BILLION BILLION TRILLION, if I recall from AP Astronomy correctly.

Scientific Notation:
1 x 10^42

Note that there are only 1 x 10^61 atoms in our dear earth, and around 1 x 10^82 Atoms in the "universe."

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So unless your bronze age desert god is some disgusting hermaphrodite who locks himself away in the ridiculous kingdom of heaven; afraid of how his cosmetic attributes will affect his "subject's" projection of him, I don't see why else he would do that. Unless he created us just to waste time and oxygen, and then laugh at us as we bow down and get fucked by the long dick of religion and humility.

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Touche. You are very intelligent and this was a good conversation. That part was a little much but whatever. I am however sticking to my religion lol.

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Originally Posted by Adam

Wrong and correct. Most stars are damn well alive, being only, what...10 Billion years old? Stars can convert hydrogen into helium for 50+ billion years, at proportional rates. The light hasn't reached us, true, but yet again, so false. Light travels at 300K KM/S. In a sense, anything we can see has "reached us" in terms of light energy. But anything we can't see is...well...unimportant, and unknown. Yes there are more stars, but this has no relevance with the big bang, or atheism.[/COLOR]

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A damn lot more. Estimated 1,000 BILLION BILLION BILLION TRILLION, if I recall from AP Astronomy correctly.

Scientific Notation:
1 x 10^42

Note that there are only 1 x 10^61 atoms in our dear earth, and around 1 x 10^82 Atoms in the "universe."

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Ahh, yes. I read the part that said the Universe sprang into existence around 13.7 billion years ago.

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Originally Posted by Sneaky Poptart

Touche. You are very intelligent and this was a good conversation. That part was a little much but whatever. I am however sticking to my religion lol.

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Do you have a better description? I am setting a bar here.

I do, but I don't feel like continuing this as it may get out of hand.