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Jesus was half human and half extraterrestrial.
No, since women don't produce Y ova; the Y chromosome is in half of all sperm, while X is in the other half of sperm, and in all ova. That said, they're made sperm from a female mouse, so it's only a matter of time before a male mouse (or human) has an egg made from its cells.
Not a bad idea. If memory serves, the Y chromosome is just the X chromosome with a leg chopped off.
Wasn't the Ark built after Jesus?
Really...
The mainstream believe in atoms.Really...
I can't think of a higher possible compliment because the mainstream are absolute morons.
The majority of people are Christian. Need I say more?
Thanks to Mochus of Sidon who was born before Trojan times. However, until John Dalton in the 19th century the mainstream refused to believe in atoms. And even after that Ernst Mach and other mainstream physicists refused to believe in atoms.
The mainstream believed the Earth was flat at one point.
The mainstream can't count that high.
So they must be infallible...
He has a non-Christian faith icon though.
Here's his "other church":
The Greek concept of atomism lost favour with the fall of Ancient Greece. While it happened to turn out to be surprisingly astute, there is no connection with the modern, Western discovery of the atom, and the ancient Greek idea of the 'atom' (especially since the latter considered it to be indivisible, hence the name).
So? I never said the mainstream of 200 years ago was the same as the mainstream today. The power of science comes from its ability to adapt and change to fit new data. No doubt the mainstream will change its views on, say, lateral gene transfer, over the next thousand years. That doesn't address the point: the mainstream is not moronic for believing the most probable explanation as true, pending future evidence.
Yeah, thousands of years ago before a) there was definitive proof to the contrary, and b) a high-speed way for new ideas to spread. The 'mainstream' was isolated pockets of civilisation. And, you'll notice, the modern mainstream believe that the Earth isn't flat, and only religious people for religious reasons believe the Earth is flat.
Well that makes absolutely no sense. Care to elaborate?
I'm sorry, please cite the part of my post where I made this claim. And please note I explicitly stated that arguments ad populum (such as yours) are fallacious.So they must be infallible...
I consider that to be Christian. I mean, come on, he doesn't believe in evolution, he thinks God exists, he actively rails against the scientific consensus for no other reason than being the consensus... he's a ChristianHe has a non-Christian faith icon though.
Here's his "other church":
