Stupid people more likely to believe in God!

[Thors Hammer]

1. 1 Corinthians 1:22-24 For the Jews require a sign, and the Greeks seek after wisdom:
   but we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews a stumblingblock, and unto the Greeks foolishness;
   but unto them which are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God, and the wisdom of God.

1 Corinthians 2:14
The person without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God but considers them foolishness,
and cannot understand them because they are discerned only through the Spirit.

[Lenno]

Even if you remove the Catholics and Mormons--as some do, not without reason--that's still just over 50 percent of the country. You suggest a "mandatory pick up" of EVERY OTHER PERSON IN THE COUNTRY
Gee, Me thinks I know of someone that would be more than willing to round up those two groups! Of course there will be a few million Moo Slims to help you out as well! I'm sure you'll feel right at home.

A perfect illustration of "They came for the Jews and I said nothing." level that so called "patriots" have sunk to

[tsimitpo]

So I wonder how many IQ points get taken off the score for believing in God? We should just add them back in and really mess up the analysis, LOL!

[Yoda]

Einstein was apparently a real dummy.
So was Newton.
So was William F. Buckley. Why? All believed in God, a belief not formed in a vacuum, but based on inductive analysis of the world around them.

On the other hand, scientists who live off the public dole churning out relatively useless bits of trivium based on the idea of cause and effect, who then conclude that at its core, a world of effects has no cause and who then conclude that because they are not smart enough to deduce the ultimate causative force, that there must be none....why the arrogance it must take to generate such a weltanschauung is simply breathtaking. Perhaps this arrogance constitutes the "dark energy" that accounts for most of the stuff of the universe that those scientists can't seem to find directly.

In fact, there are certain constants, certain variables, certain mathematical relationships that are balanced precisely so as to permit a world of atoms that don't collapse upon themselves and don't explode apart endlessly. The universe of all things was not merely created; it was "tuned" by something with a mind for lawfulness, and beauty, something which created the world not as a static thing, but as a play with freedom for even the smallest particles to act with unpredictability, and yet have the entire thing act together on a grand scale with uniformity and mathematical structure. Those who dismiss that which they have not yet grasped have missed one of the biggest lessons available from existing science: that the more we learn, the more evidence there is that there is still more unknown.

[alpha]

Wow, I'll bet the founding fathers, just about EVERY civil war general, multiple world leaders and physicists will be interested to discover how stupid they were.

[MsPaulRevere]

Wow, I'll bet the founding fathers, just about EVERY civil war general, multiple world leaders and physicists will be interested to discover how stupid they were.

This is just the big build up to the mandatory pick up of all conservative Christians. They are too stupid to be allow to live in Omugabe's new nation.

[Blacknarwhal]

This is just the big build up to the mandatory pick up of all conservative Christians. They are too stupid to be allow to live in Omugabe's new nation.

Which is extraordinarily unlikely as the manpower required to do such a pickup over such a wide geographic area would number in the millions and take weeks, at which point resistance would rapidly come together in the face of such a clear and obvious threat.

What? You want PROOF? Okay. Here's a Gallup poll that says 77 percent of respondents--which if applied universally means 77 percent of the United States--identifies as Christian.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/159548/id...christian.aspx

Even if you remove the Catholics and Mormons--as some do, not without reason--that's still just over 50 percent of the country. You suggest a "mandatory pick up" of EVERY OTHER PERSON IN THE COUNTRY.

Of course, I note you say "conservative Christian." That does change things a bit, as not every Christian is conservative. So let's assume that "conservative" Christians are a tiny minority. Let's say 10 percent.

This still leaves us with a total "mandatory pick up" of somewhere around 18 million people. Across an area measuring 2,428,213,120 acres.

Please, consider the mechanics of this sort of thing.

[MsPaulRevere]

Which is extraordinarily unlikely as the manpower required to do such a pickup over such a wide geographic area would number in the millions and take weeks, at which point resistance would rapidly come together in the face of such a clear and obvious threat.

If your credit cards don't work, your bank accounts are closed, your not allowed to work or eat you will go where they tell you to go and that is the plan.

[Miradus]

If your credit cards don't work, your bank accounts are closed, your not allowed to work or eat you will go where they tell you to go and that is the plan.

Those type of Christians deserve to suffer and many will fall away.

Put ALL of your faith in the Lord, not the government. There WILL be a clear signal where you have to choose who you will follow.

Choose wisely.

No credit cards, no money in the bank, they can't stop me from working and they can't stop me from eating. There's absolutely no way they can force me into doing anything. I'll laugh at them.

[microcarl]

"Stupid people more likely to believe in God !"

Dear God, please make me be really, really stupid!!!