I've never seen any religious person argue that dinosaurs never existed. I've never seen anyone period argue that dinosaurs never existed. Denying their existence is akin to a belief in a flat earth at this point.
The debate is when they existed, not whether or not they existed.
“Humanism means that the man is the measure of all things...But it is not only that man must start from himself in the area of knowledge and learning, but any value system must come arbitrarily from man himself by arbitrary choice.” - Francis A. Schaeffer
Nope. Fossils were obviously created and planted by ancient civilizations to troll us.
The wise wolf who's pride is her wisdom isn't so sharp as drunk.
If God has moral authority, then morality is whatever God wants it to be, so saying that God is wicked or cruel is essentially wrong by definition. So your logic, which purports to debunk this notion, is doing so using a different notion of right and wrong. Which means that you've disproved your 'modified' version of God, and not the God they're talking about.
Either morality is subjective, in which case the truth of your argument only works for some moralities, or morality is objective and your argument is incomplete as you've not identified where this morality comes from.
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Presenting the fact that you can't do a physically impossible task (choosing not to breath) isn't evidence that free will doesn't exist.
Mind you, I don't believe in free will. But I don't believe in faulty arguments, either.
Between religious discussion and conspiracy theories, this isn't going anywhere productive. Locking this here.