It's why I gave up on religion years ago, especially on being a Catholic.

Really not very reassuring.

or

Mark 13:32
"But of that day and that hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels which are in heaven, neither the Son, but the Father."

thus endth the sermon. :-)

I personally feel that science and religion do no have to contradict because there are a lot of problems with evolution anyways and it is not observable,

Please don't go that route.
It will destroy your believe when you read real evolution books opposed of parroting the claims from religious sources.

The majority of the claims against evolution has absolutely nothing to do with evolution at all.
The claims are not part of evolution.

I personally feel that science and religion do no have to contradict because there are a lot of problems with evolution anyways and it is not observable, thereby it is not science.

I just love it, I really do. As juju says, you really should name one of these so called "problems", then you should look yourself in the mirror and ask yourself one question. Why are you happy to point at "problems" (even though there are none) with evolution while completely ignoring the absolutely glaring problems with religion? You question the evidence and data of evolution, yet completely forget that there is not a single shred of evidence for God.

So you require evidence before making the leap of believing in evolution. That's great, I'd just ask that you apply that same attitude to religion. That makes sense, no? You say religion and science are not in conflict, well, I'm sorry, but science requires testable evidence and a theory that stands up to close scrutiny. Religion is the practice of believing in whichever deity that was thrust upon you when you weren't old enough to make that decision, and it requires that you believe in it without any evidence whatsoever.

If you don't see a conflict there then I'm afraid you don't know an enemy when you see one.

because there are a lot of problems with evolution anyways

Name one.

and it is not observable

Yes, it is, unless you think antibiotic resistance and speciation were just pulled from some bored individual's backside.

Remarks like "There are a lot of problems with evolution," and my personal favorite, "Evolution is just a theory," are typically the domain of uneducated persons who don't understand what they speak of. It's no different than saying, "There are a lot of problems with gravity," and "Gravity is just a theory."

There's the theory of gravitation, by which we describe observations and predict what future observations will be, and there's the fact that this pen on my desk falls when I drop it — a process we call gravitation.

There's the theory of evolution, by which we describe the change of allelic frequency over time, and then there is the fact that allelic frequency changes over time — a process we call evolution.

You say you hate "doomtards," but this crap you're spewing stems from the same ignorance and disregard for the scientific method displayed by the worst of doomsday crackpots. That is not good company.

So everyone must have gone to hell that died before us. According to Boyle's law, then hell must expand to cater for all those souls that end up there. However as we have not seen any sign of Hell expanding, it must have frozen over.

Each of the four gospels in the New Testament narrates the life, death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Testament

The thing about all animals going to heaven is true.

Says who?

I didn't get it out of any book or anything.

So where did you get it from?

People still feel their pet's presence, even after that pet's death.

That's not evidence of anything, grief perhaps, but certainly nothing supernatural.

It bugs me when people say that only humans have souls, because humans ARE animals.

Humans are animals, yes, it's this "we've all got souls" part that's bugging me. If you want to just say "this is my belief, I have nothing but faith" then fine. Stop saying things are true just because it's your opinion.

Not at all. All living things have souls. All living things go to heaven.

So where did you get this little story if not the bible?

However, what the bible teaches is that only believers in God will go to heaven. That is not true! God would never kill any of his children!

Someone has been closing their ears to the bits they don't like the sound of.

I agree with your take on the bible by the way, I just don't see how you get from dismissing the bible to believing in God and heaven in one fell swoop.

Bit of a contradiction there ain't it?

Not… really. I mean I'm an atheist, and I totally believe that the bible has been edited and twisted over the centuries to give the various churches more control over the people.

I can very easily see how someone with a firm belief in God or Jesus could think the same thing, but still have that belief.

God, Jesus, and Heaven are real! The bible, well, is not. I'm sorry…

Bit of a contradiction there ain't it?

Sounds like the guy's been reading too much Robert Jordan.

Also, send away for our free booklets.

Sorry, you're right - my bad, as I said he was selling a book.

(I'm a Christian, and stuff like this is one of my pet peeves. That and people who try to predict the end.)

Listen to this man!

Why?? Cause he's a bible prophecy expert, just like camping?? How many bible prophecies have come true?? Well, see for yourself.

David C. Pack, who I consider to be one of the world's foremost Bible prophecy experts

So was camping, and look what happened there! Double fail!

When it comes to this 2012 stuff, I expect scientific answers, backed up with evidence, AND, peer reviewed too, not stuff from the bible!

I won't listen to that man. Thanks.

Listen to this man! He has a lot to say about this issue!