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As an Atheist saying aliens don't exist because we haven't seen them yet would be like taking a spoonful of water out of the ocean, not seeing any fish in there, then saying fish don't exist because they weren't present in the spoon, we just haven't looked enough to reasonably conclude we truly are alone in this universe.
Especially if life truly is a natural phenomena, then that would be even weirder if it only occurred in one place in this massive universe.
If you ask me, life is just a very specific chemical reaction that somehow creates a self replicating RNA, from there life can blossom into anything.
Do I believe aliens have visited Earth though? Not at all. If they did we would likely be an extinct species.
Still, if you believe any holy text from any religion as fact, you should check your brain.
What is your point?
And science can explain both to an extend, way better than religions at least. Yes, peoples who believe in gender stuff nonsense are as religious as their traditionnal counterparts. They just don't label themselve as religious peoples, but they are. They believe to be right, against all reason and that everyone who doesn't agree with them is some kind of heretic that need to be purged.
Both are true, but religious peoples don't seek for explanations, they don't care about truth. What they care about is mental peace, they want to be part of a powerfull group, with little to no chalenges against their belief system. They don't care if what they believe in is true or not, a religion is a tool to create large groups of peoples with the same values, beliefs, customs and sensibilities. God is the best authority argument they were able to create "believe in what we say, or the very creator of the universe will punish you personnally.", like if he existed he would care about such stuff human do ... Ants kill each other by millions every years, making humans look peacefull in comparison, nature isn't peacefull or moral or even fair, it's a fight for survival, for ressources, for sex partners, if you stop fighting you start dying. That's the reality a lot of peoples flee in religions, because it's easier to believe in a god that listen to you, so you can influence it, than into physics laws, that doesn't care at all about your feelings. You can pray all you want, if you fall from a building there is very high chances that you'll die, no matter how much you pray.
Dino's have no real actual requirement to be in the story, as Jesus didn't really exist at the time period they were in and lets not forget that the Garden of Eden is a HIDDEN sanctuary, so Adam and Eve would of never seen the dinos if any existed while they were alive, as a matter of fact here's one.
The book uses the Cross which before Christianity was the Roman punishment of Cruxifiction, basically they would put you on two planks of wood and display to the public the prisoners, get this however: in Roman law, you were not allowed to harm these people on the cruxificuses as those on them would either be allowed off of them after a certain time or died on them, those that died were unhooked by Roman solders and given to members of the former prisoners family, hence why the body of Jesus was handed over to his followers, THAT IS ACTUALLY how it would of went down, so they (Sorry to even put it like this) nailed that part of actual roman punishment down rather damn well in the telling of the story, but they left out the parts of those soldiers sometimes tortured those on the cruxificuses as it was not really important to know if Jesus was tortured on the cross or not, we just needed to know he died for our sins.
And Elements, a book written by Euclid, about maths and geometry, used until relatively recently to teach to engineers and other peoples like that.
The first is for humans to feel good and is top 1, the second is for humans to understand how things works. I can live without the first one easilly, but living without the second one will be way less enjoyable for everyone ...
If i wanna read science fiction (like the bible) then I'll read my rage war trilogy again.
Religion relies on faith. Doubt is lethal to faith, and once doubt works it's way in to your mind it's impossible to dislodge.
Therefore critical thinking is forbidden. Just shut up, go to church, quit thinking so much, and give us your money so our pastor can buy a new boat.
If we only know god as light.
Is god a Single-cell Organism of unbelievable size, or no?