Tiger337

There could still be a miracle.

Are you calling us stupid?

Someone who brags about their knowledge and self confidence on a sports messageboard can expect to be made fun of. Isn't that what sports bros do to each other? If I thought you were actually dumb, I would not do that to you.

I wasn't ridicuing your intelligence. I was poking fun at your assertion of knowledge and self confidence.

I think you have above average intelligence. But not elite !!! 😀

I also agree more than disagree with him on this topic. It's his attitude.

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Yes, I have noticed that... But I also know many religious people that are more reasonable than that.

You don't have to agree with anyone. Just try to understand what people are saying and don't go off on a caffeine laced rant every time someone questions you You are beginning to sound like Trump with all your random caps.

Not to be rude, but your arrogance and dismissiveness of everybody that disagrees with you is laughable. Did all the wonderful laws of science just happen magically? I use math and science all the time and I prefer it to religion. I can't prove or disprove the existence of a higher power, so I stick to science which works my purposes. But when I see how nicely laws of science work sometimes, it makes me wonder why they work. Was it planned that way or do they just work magically? Or maybe they don't work so great and humans just think they work because their experience in the universe is limited.

I think the existence of science itself is some of the best evidence that there may be a god.

Science does not reject god. It just has more evidence for natural creation than planned creation. Perhaps both could be true though.

No, it hasn't.

I don't think it's possible to prove that the earth just sprung up naturally. This notion that this beautiful and scientific earth just happened by accident without any help fron an intelligent creator seems just as bold as assuming that there was some sort of creator with a plan. I am definitely more science based than faith based and I don't think anyone truely knows why we are here, but I don't think the motion of a planned creation is outrageous.

Correct, the null hypothesis was that the universe revolved around the earth which was a perfectly reasonable assumption and science rejected that.

Right, the null hypothesis was that it was flat which is perfectable reasonable given the knowledge at the time. This null hyposthesis was rejected by science.

Your average agnostic probably would. Not sure about the average atheist. I mean right off the bat, they are rejecting the notion of the existence of a god. They have no evidence that a god does not exist. I certainly understand the idea of starting with the null hypothesis, but when the majority of the world believes in a god, doesn't that become the null?

I am referring to anyone that goes through life not questioning!

Do you think that religious people never question their beliefs?

That may be true to an extent, but new religions would spring up in their place for similar reasons why the traditional religions were created. I think most people have a natural curiousity which makes them wonder about the origins and meaning of life. Not everybody goes through not questioning why we are here

Expos All-stars (Players who started with Expos or first became good with Expos): C Gary Carter 1B Andres Galaraga 2B Jose Vidro SS Orlando Cabrera 3B Tim Wallach LF Andre Dawson CF Tim Raines RF Larry Walker PH Vladimir Guerrero SP Pedro Martinez SP Randy Johnson SP Steve Rigers

I saw "potential destination" which could mean anything. It sounds like BS. It's hard to imagine the Tigers signing him. I surely wouldn't mind if they got him, but he is really frustrating to watch despite the good results some years. I watched him a lot the last couple of years because he was on my fantasy team and he seems to go on a 3-ball count to every batter. I could see him coming to the Tigers and them trying to get him to control the strike zone. It may or may not work, but he doesn't seem like the type with whom they would have success.

I always think of Dawson as an Expo.