The 10 most ridiculous things people believe.

Oh gee, Christianity bashing on the internet. Surprising.

Oh gee, Christianity bashing on the internet. Surprising.

TaCoDuDe

Oh gee, Christianity bashing on the internet. Surprising.

to me.. those things don't seem that ridiculous when you consider other things people believe.EMOEVOLUTION

[QUOTE="EMOEVOLUTION"]to me.. those things don't seem that ridiculous when you consider other things people believe.Jandurin

[QUOTE="BiancaDK"][QUOTE="TaCoDuDe"]

Oh gee, Christianity bashing on the internet. Surprising.

Jandurin

you could be like a travelin show!

i'd go to see it

concept seems solid

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What an ignorant hack. "Atheists pray... that they will disappear and get out of the way of humanity's progress." I wasnt aware that every christian who ever lived is completely useless.Bored_Employee

All the ones who are not useless will at least make way for new job posotions and help our unemployment situations. We will manage without them. Go shag an angel for me.

[QUOTE="Bored_Employee"]What an ignorant hack. "Atheists pray... that they will disappear and get out of the way of humanity's progress." I wasnt aware that every christian who ever lived is completely useless.Evil_Saluki

All the ones who are not useless will at least make way for new job posotions and help our unemployment situations. We will manage without them. Go shag an angel for me.

what? I don't follow.

I don't believe in any of those :P All your "statistics" were based on the people of america and I don't know anyone that believes in any of those things (that I know of) :|

Just goes to show the very different way of thinking the USA and the UK have :D

[QUOTE="Bored_Employee"]What an ignorant hack. "Atheists pray... that they will disappear and get out of the way of humanity's progress." I wasnt aware that every christian who ever lived is completely useless.Evil_Saluki

All the ones who are not useless will at least make way for new job posotions and help our unemployment situations. We will manage without them. Go shag an angel for me.

[QUOTE="hi_im_dave"]

The website has no sources for the stats and claims.

Vennligsinnet

It's very easy to confuse complicity with incompetence.

[QUOTE="Vennligsinnet"][QUOTE="hi_im_dave"]

The website has no sources for the stats and claims.

jetpower3

It's very easy to confuse complicity with incompetence.

Haha quite true, although there has been evidence that suggests complicity. I honestly can't say that I want to believe that he let thousands of people die so we could go to war, but I think it's also silly to toally rule it out when it did give him exactly what he wanted and there's bits of evidence supporting he may have at least let them slide through.

i believe in that (some)stuff... and YES moon landing is fake:roll:

Edit: i read some of the stuff you wrote..

naohs ark is hard to believe especially about insects and poor unicorns got left behind and dragons thats messed up

"Obama is a Muslim
Ten percent of Americans, and more than 20% of Americans in Texas, as well as all the Rascist in both Texas and Florida, believe that Barack Obama is a Muslim.
This belief would almost be okay if those same people did not get on Obama about his radical Christian preacher whose church he attended for ten years. So what is it – Christina w/ a racist preacher or Muslim with a racist complainer?"

I'm sorry but this is funny...calling people racists..Obama is half white too...so calling people "racist" if they dislike him is utterly ridiculous..and he's not Christian..because if he was..don't you think he would have recognized "National Prayer Day"..

Also, the website seems rather Anti-Christian/Catholic...so i don't believe these things really are the "10 most ridiculous things believe in"...

And Obviously whoever wrote that article didn't know that fish live in water...because the world was said to be flooded..so why exactly...would he have to save the fish from water...

And..i can only think of..

Man Made Global Warming

World Ending in 2012

At the moment..

[QUOTE="jetpower3"]

[QUOTE="Vennligsinnet"] Good thing to point out, although I'm pretty sure I've heard all of those stats before. Anyway I don't believe in any of it except that I do think that the richest people in the world control everything, not that it's much of a secret. Also I seriously doubt Bush helped to plan 9/11 but I wouldn't be surprised if he decided to pull a pearl harbor. What I mean by that is that many people are skeptical that we already knew about pearl harbor but let it happen anyway to give us an excuse to go to war. Now you;d have to been sitting next to Roosevelt to know if this true but it could make sense on some level. There's also a whole lot of stuff related to 9/11 that the government refuses to spill the beans on which no doubt makes many people, including myself, suspicious. People who don't bother to question things like this are just as stupid if not moreso than the conspiracy theorists.Vennligsinnet

It's very easy to confuse complicity with incompetence.

Haha quite true, although there has been evidence that suggests complicity. I honestly can't say that I want to believe that he let thousands of people die so we could go to war, but I think it's also silly to toally rule it out when it did give him exactly what he wanted and there's bits of evidence supporting he may have at least let them slide through.

Look far enough, and you'll find articles and sites that present seemingly legitimate evidence to almost any conspiracy theory. Let me ask you this: what good is it looking like you were caught with your pants down and got beaten the **** out of, when you could look like a hero who prevented something horrible from happening? Meaning, if Bush knew enough about what was about to happen to possibly prevent the attacks, why not prevent them from happening at the last minute, and expose all of it then? Even if you argue that they were complicit, why cause billions of dollars in economic (and eventually, political) damage, when you could stage it so that the terrorists were MINUTES away from slaughtering thousands? Same thing with Pearl Harbor. Why have your Pacific fleet close to devastated when you could have easily turned the tables against the Japanese and destroyed them instead? Why not take a few years off of the Pacific War and Japan's fighting ability so that you can move on with your broader imperial intentions, if that is what they were really after?!

and he's not Christian..because if he was..don't you think he would have recognized "National Prayer Day"Xx_Hopeless_xX

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]and he's not Christian..because if he was..don't you think he would have recognized "National Prayer Day"./QUOTE] Well, he claims to be Christian, that's really all that matters. If he considers himself Christian, then he's Christian. I also believe he signed a proclamation recognizing the day? Just like the last administrations. He just didn't throw a public event.T_P_O

I'd like some proof of that..and signing a document isn't exactly recognizing the event per say.. and i would think he would like to gain more support amongst Christian/Catholics...also, he can't have a public event for that..but he can have a parties on the white house lawn...really..stopping and praying for the public for even a few minutes would be THAT much of a hassle?

How can Americans believe that? Oh shame on America! America! America! America! Some of these stats seem made up [one out of 10 americans believing the moon landing was fake?]. Hemmaroids

That's ridiculous...i could get 10 people from my family together and ask them...and they'd all say "no it wasn't fake"...so i don't believe that is a real statistic..

Obama is half white too...so calling people "racist" if they dislike him is utterly ridiculous..and he's not Christian..because if he was..don't you think he would have recognized "National Prayer Day"..

Xx_Hopeless_xX

Also, the website seems rather Anti-Christian/Catholic...so i don't believe these things really are the "10 most ridiculous things believe in"...

And..i can only think of..

Man Made Global Warming

World Ending in 2012

At the moment..

Xx_Hopeless_xX

Man Made Global Warming

Xx_Hopeless_xX

And as for the dinosaur/bird argument posted earlier (not by you :)) then we should just call everything a single celled aemoba because that's basically what we all are. Or at least where we originated from.

I'd like some proof of that..and signing a document isn't exactly recognizing the event per say.. and i would think he would like to gain more support amongst Christian/Catholics...also, he can't have a public event for that..but he can have a parties on the white house lawn...really..stopping and praying for the public for even a few minutes would be THAT much of a hassle?Xx_Hopeless_xX

I don't know what CNSnews is, but it documents it. Signing that document was recognizing the day, that's why he signed it. He may just like to pray in private for all we know. The whole public meeting debate isn't really necessary, he recognized the National Prayer Day, like that reality or not.

That was a horribly written article. It insulted a lot of conspiracy theorists, yet the author couldn't spell "Christian". He spelled it "Christina". Also, referring to people who believe President Obama is a Muslim as racist is just pathetic. [QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"] President Obama is half black. Most racists don't care if the person is half-white. It's the half-black part that concerns them. Also, a Christian doesn't have to recognize "National Prayer Day" to be a Christian. Your speculation does not equal evidence.Genetic_Code

I never said that he wasn't Christian because of that...i said..one would think he would like to gain support from his Christian supporters by taking a few minutes out of his "busy" day to observe a Christian holiday(or whatever you'd like to call it)..

Also, the website seems rather Anti-Christian/Catholic...so i don't believe these things really are the "10 most ridiculous things believe in"...

And..i can only think of..

Man Made Global Warming

World Ending in 2012

At the moment..

Xx_Hopeless_xX

MAN MADE global warming...sure the earth may be getting warmer but i don't believe it is because of man...

[QUOTE="EMOEVOLUTION"]to me.. those things don't seem that ridiculous when you consider other things people believe.Jandurin

MAN MADE global warming...sure the earth may be getting warmer but i don't believe it is because of man...

Xx_Hopeless_xX

MAN MADE global warming...sure the earth may be getting warmer but i don't believe it is because of man...

Xx_Hopeless_xX

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]I'd like some proof of that..and signing a document isn't exactly recognizing the event per say.. and i would think he would like to gain more support amongst Christian/Catholics...also, he can't have a public event for that..but he can have a parties on the white house lawn...really..stopping and praying for the public for even a few minutes would be THAT much of a hassle?T_P_O

I don't know what CNSnews is, but it documents it. Signing that document was recognizing the day, that's why he signed it. He may just like to pray in private for all we know. The whole public meeting debate isn't really necessary, he recognized the National Prayer Day, like that reality or not.

That's pretty weak..especially since he likes to make nearly everything else public...and he didn't meet with any religious leaders...like previous presidents had done...he's really not doing much to make people truely beleive that he is "Christian"..it seems as if he is Christian in name only...and again i said it SEEMS...i am not saying that he definitely isn't..

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]

MAN MADE global warming...sure the earth may be getting warmer but i don't believe it is because of man...

Genetic_Code

We can't really determine whether or not it is because of man...it may be a coincidence...and as such..i think it is ridiculous...

I think 9/11 was planned, with the planes flying into it, it should of fell side ways and etc, it fell like there wasExplosive's set, Example

http://www.howstuffworks.com/building-implosion.htm

And, i don't belive what i don't see, as the saying goes, belive only half of what you see and nothing that you hear.

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]

MAN MADE global warming...sure the earth may be getting warmer but i don't believe it is because of man...

BumFluff122

Cows create more methane than our cars...i don't believe is because of man..that's just my opinion...and the question was about what YOU think is the most ridiculous..

[QUOTE="T_P_O"]

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]I'd like some proof of that..and signing a document isn't exactly recognizing the event per say.. and i would think he would like to gain more support amongst Christian/Catholics...also, he can't have a public event for that..but he can have a parties on the white house lawn...really..stopping and praying for the public for even a few minutes would be THAT much of a hassle?Xx_Hopeless_xX

I don't know what CNSnews is, but it documents it. Signing that document was recognizing the day, that's why he signed it. He may just like to pray in private for all we know. The whole public meeting debate isn't really necessary, he recognized the National Prayer Day, like that reality or not.

That's pretty weak..especially since he likes to make nearly everything else public...and he didn't meet with any religious leaders...like previous presidents had done...he's really not doing much to make people truely beleive that he is "Christian"..it seems as if he is Christian in name only...and again i said it SEEMS...i am not saying that he definitely isn't..

Cows create more methane than our cars...i don't believe is because of man..that's just my opinion...and the question was about what YOU think is the most ridiculous..

Xx_Hopeless_xX

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]

[QUOTE="T_P_O"]

I don't know what CNSnews is, but it documents it. Signing that document was recognizing the day, that's why he signed it. He may just like to pray in private for all we know. The whole public meeting debate isn't really necessary, he recognized the National Prayer Day, like that reality or not.

T_P_O

That's pretty weak..especially since he likes to make nearly everything else public...and he didn't meet with any religious leaders...like previous presidents had done...he's really not doing much to make people truely beleive that he is "Christian"..it seems as if he is Christian in name only...and again i said it SEEMS...i am not saying that he definitely isn't..

I did not say a public event...i said possibly showing Christians in the US that he was observing it by appearing publicly for a FEW MINUTES and praying...

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]

Cows create more methane than our cars...i don't believe is because of man..that's just my opinion...and the question was about what YOU think is the most ridiculous..

BumFluff122

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]

Cows create more methane than our cars...i don't believe is because of man..that's just my opinion...and the question was about what YOU think is the most ridiculous..

BumFluff122

I believe the temperature fluctuates naturally..

[QUOTE="BumFluff122"]

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]

Cows create more methane than our cars...i don't believe is because of man..that's just my opinion...and the question was about what YOU think is the most ridiculous..

Vandalvideo

[QUOTE="T_P_O"][QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]

That's pretty weak..especially since he likes to make nearly everything else public...and he didn't meet with any religious leaders...like previous presidents had done...he's really not doing much to make people truely beleive that he is "Christian"..it seems as if he is Christian in name only...and again i said it SEEMS...i am not saying that he definitely isn't..

Xx_Hopeless_xX

I did not say a public event...i said possibly showing Christians in the US that he was observing it by appearing publicly for a FEW MINUTES and praying...

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]

[QUOTE="T_P_O"] Clinton didn't hold a public event, H.W Bush and Reagan only held one special event for the day in their entire presidencies. Surely, by your logic that if Obama does not throw a public event for the day, he's Christian in name only. Then Bush Sr. and Reagan are both pretty weak Christians then. Personally, I'd like a National Reasoning Day.T_P_O

I did not say a public event...i said possibly showing Christians in the US that he was observing it by appearing publicly for a FEW MINUTES and praying...

Ok well then, why do you think he would not make it a "public event" if he was a Christian...as i have said..i would assume he would like to gain support from Christians..

I believe the temperature fluctuates naturally..

Xx_Hopeless_xX

[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"]

[QUOTE="T_P_O"]

I don't know what CNSnews is, but it documents it. Signing that document was recognizing the day, that's why he signed it. He may just like to pray in private for all we know. The whole public meeting debate isn't really necessary, he recognized the National Prayer Day, like that reality or not.

T_P_O

That's pretty weak..especially since he likes to make nearly everything else public...and he didn't meet with any religious leaders...like previous presidents had done...he's really not doing much to make people truely beleive that he is "Christian"..it seems as if he is Christian in name only...and again i said it SEEMS...i am not saying that he definitely isn't..