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Doesn't every knee bow ultimately? Doesn't everyone come to know the truth? If there's an all powerful and loving God then your limitations on what He can do can be discarded.

Well of course it can't. That's not its remit anyway.

Not really. The origination of life itself is completely separate as to how life itself evolves. It really is as simple as that.

No, there isn't. More ignorance.

The only thing you're reminding me of is your woeful ignorance where it comes to science.

No, you are simply wrong and that's a fact.

You really don't have a clue as to how the scientific method actually operates.

Do you own a mirror? Take a look in it.

Well of course it can't. Evolution has nothing to do with how life originated. How many times does this have to be pointed out?

No, just no. Fact.

So, the God you believe in is powerless to prevent that which He doesn't want to happen? Probably fodder for another thread really but telling nonetheless.

Do you have any understanding of empathy? Compassion?

The God who you believe has him now in a place of fiery torment? He was a human being Marke, flawed as much as you and me. Certainly had a sense of humour though...

Oh, so you think "hell" is a literal place of fire then. No metaphor or figurative language in regards to such then, okay. Thanks for the bluntness at least if not the content.

What do you think "hell" is? I don't believe in an eternal place of fire or some sort of torment and neither did many of the early church. Still, do explain your understanding of it.

Irrelevant. The ToE has nothing to do with the actual origin of life and you should have known that. It's a basic error that's been addressed multiple times on here. Your latter is patently absurd and shame on you for either being so woefully uninformed on the matter or engaging in wilful...

Thought you might have had something a bit more recent is all. So what if he was wrong? He was a human being, kinda goes with the territory. Sure doesn't deserve all of this 'he's in "hell" garbage' because of it.

Do you see it happening at all?

Well, basic and simple kinda sums your post up really. That isn't an atheist's "starting point". In that essence, someone who doesn't believe in the likelihood of a deity isn't 'rejecting the existence of the creator', they don't believe that it's likely that there's one to reject. I could...

That's over ten years old and even then he isn't trying to 'disprove God'.