Comments for Ray Comfort Billboard Comic

Comments for Ray Comfort Billboard Comic

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24 Responses to “Comments for Ray Comfort Billboard Comic”

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  1. Lindzee says:

    I don't think that religion is the proper argument against scientific impossibilities.

  2. WaltD says:

    Very funny comic. Ray Comfort (real name?) appears to be a douche with a flimsy grasp of basic logic.
    Now learn to fucking draw, damn you!

  3. Konraden says:

    Worst. Comic. Ever. In more lighthearted news, zealots still don't get it. It isn't that nothing made everything, it is just that we do not yet understand how everything came to be with certainty. But to say "god diddit" is just plain stupid. The only reason science cannot disprove higher beings is because of the way the religious nuts have defined their god. He's scientifically untouchable.

    • Ah man, Ever? There has to be at least one BC comic that's worse than mine…

      • Konraden says:

        No. Terrible. :D First timer. I'll leave you some slack. (not that I can draw any better, but I digress).

        I just read some posts on that guys blog. What a moron. His planet analogy with Kathryn was piss poor. If you haven't read it, you should. I commented on it, but basically, it's illogical. We can prove their is light on the other side of the planet, and that sunlight exists. Kathryn would be have to accept this as fact, or look like a fool. I suspect in the face of science, she would change her views (to sunlightism).

        But no, R.C.'s convoluted logic trumps again.

  4. Chad says:

    very nice! i couldnt have drawn it any better! I agree with you completely that the R.C. guy is a bit illogical. I am no atheist but i do accept other peoples beliefs with respect. I say not knowing but trying to find the answer is a great way to go about things, if i didnt believe in god i would do the exact same! pity for me…

    Peace. enjoyed the read.

  5. David Lacy says:

    I find it ironic that, when looking at the ocean floor for the mythical Atlantis, scientists found striation in the surface of the earth near the suspected sight and said that these could not have been cause by nature, but will readily accept that everything else in the world was caused by nature.
    Formations on the ocean floor in patterns, no, man and everything else, yes. Talk about illogical.

    • Prof. Faust says:

      What?! A scientist might say, 'I have no idea what made these marks,' or, 'there is no known explanatory mechanism for this,' but to rule out natural phenomena entirely? That speaks of intellectual sloth, to me. Would this 'scientist' also happen to be a parapsychologist, or not have a hard science degree?

  6. bpollen says:

    I happen to believe in a god. But that belief in no way prevents cognitive function….. Unfortunately, some people CHOOSE to suspend thought and engage in a kind of "Jahweh or the highway" mindset.

  7. EvilGod says:

    I can never make up my mind about people like Comfort. Is he that ignorant or is he merely playing for an audience that is that ignorant.

  8. Your Christian says:

    Nearly everyone who commented seems to think that they are more intelligent than the non-athiest community.
    And yet they are still idiot enough to show incredible prejudice everyone who has different beliefs than themselves.
    Don't get me wrong, I have many athiest friends. But none of them are such stuck up, self serving, predjudiced faggots.

    • Dan says:

      "prejudiced faggots"

      Pot, kettle… bigot.

      • Mojo says:

        Lord knows why you people feel like you have to use "faggot" to demonize the concept of homosexuality passively. Do you call black people or other minorities "nigger"? It's the same thing, idiot. Using language like that is a sin in the eyes of your nonexistent God.

        Anyway, I don't view Christianity with hostility, I view closedminded bigots like yourself with hostility. If you were all Mother Theresa's and virtuous as my mother and father, then I think you'd have a lot more Christians in the world, as well as a lot less enemies.

  9. bam says:

    "But none of them are such stuck up, self serving, predjudiced faggots"
    Ha. Very Christian of you.

  10. bpollen says:

    "But none of them are such stuck up, self serving, predjudiced faggots. "

    With such well-reasoned and open-minded statements like that, it's hard to imagine why people aren't flocking to your side of the discussion. Though I do question the statement about friends, atheist or otherwise…

  11. chruch says:

    Does such a thing as an absolute belief system exist? Absolute in a sense of being completely correct.

  12. video games says:

    The comic was great! :D
    I maintain my position that Ray Comfort is just a troll. I’ve never seen him get an atheist standpoint correct. It’s not hard to say someone is wrong, when you’re arguing about something they don’t even believe.
    “Christians: they believe God made Himself! Impossible!”

  13. Joe says:

    wait are you confusing agnosticism with atheism?

  14. Ben says:

    FUCK I’M SICK OF THAT ARGUMENT… FUUUUCCCKKK!!

    I apologize for that outburst, but it was a long time coming and this just happened to be the unfortunate site that I was on while I snapped. The straw-man that broke the camels back (get it? haha).
    Seriously, what’s so wrong about admitting you don’t know? I don’t believe everything came from nothing (which is not the big bang theory anyway). I have a better understanding of the big bang than most but I’m still willing to admit that I really don’t know when it comes to origins.

  15. Conveyer says:

    Christians: People who believe NOTHING made GOD. A scientific impossibility!

  16. Josh says:

    The universe coming into being violates the 2nd law of thermodynamics, that’s why the billboard was created. There is no way we can, at some future time, figure out how the universe came into being unaided. The problem is not that it is to complex for us to understand at this time. The problem is that it’s scientifically impossible.

  17. Dale says:

    The second law of thermodynamics simply say that a closed system with different amounts of energy will eventually equally distribute the energy throughout the system. For example, heat will always flow from a relatively hot object(high internal kinetic energy) to a cold object(low internal kinetic energy). Energy cannot flow in the opposite direction. The universe is not a closed system. The flawed 2nd law argument that is so embraced by unscientific theists could also be used to say that it is impossible for hurricanes to form. Due to the fact that an orderly weather pattern is created out of apparent disorder, but we all know that hurricanes do in fact form. The argument is really only useful to convince people ignorant of science , because it makes the argument against big bang or evolution sound like it is based on the scientific method. Instead, this tactic is only exploiting the ignorance of someone who doesn't know about science. I should know, because I used to be a believer.

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