I told you, the secular legal frameworks will keep people in check. No need to coerce them with religion.
As for the morals, I have showed you that my moral standard is superior to what is presented in the scriptures.
Know when the harm is done, and know the consequences of your actions.
You think that we in the West will turn into Soviet Russia if we abandon our belief in the supernatural beings. That is just childish.
You are being childish says the guy who wants to abolish the first amendment of the US constitution. Freedom of religion must go of course if we are going to make it illegal for parents to share their religious beliefs with their children.
My moral standard is superior says the guy who insists his ideological opponents are not only without legitimacy but so crazy and dangerous that should be institutionalized so a team of "medical professionals" can teach them to think in the approved manner.
The secular legal frameworks will keep people in check says the guy who is proposing a road to government tyranny and dystopia so blatantly that it sounds like the prequel to Orwell's 1984.
Honestly I don't really know what to say.
I am baffled that you cannot seem to see the darkness in your dreams of secular utopia.
In my Argument for God I made the case that rejection of God starts a gradual but progressive slide towards totalitarianism.
You are a data point supporting my claim. Thank you for providing a real life example of how one can embrace tyranny after rejecting God.
You live in a carefully constructed bubble. Why can't you answer questions about the Bible? Too close to the foundation of your bubble?
Your 'claims 1-8' are laughable. I answered them all.
Religion is all about coercion. Coming from the guy who values freedom that is kind of ironic, LOL.
Talk about bubbles...
The Bible answers the questions about creation of the universe and life. Your bubble doesn't have any answers to these things.
The math of big bang doesn't include anything that was known to have happened. But the Bible does.
Evolution is not known to have happened - no evidence - But the Bible explains how life happened.
Abiogenesis is not known to have happened. It is all just theory without proof. The Bible shows taht there wasn't any abiogenesis.
You live in a carefully constructed bubble. It exists like a religion for you, because you only have evidence that can be applied to many things other than the way you have presented it in your bubble. But you don't have any proof.
Bible people at least have the eye witness accounts from the Bible.
You want to believe that your scientists are telling the truth when they build up stories that have no evidence know for a fact to fit their stories. You simply pick and choose to believe no evidence, and absolutely no proof, and a bunch of people who are eye witnesses to no evidence and absolutely no proof. You live in a carefully constructed bubble.
The Bible tells how things happened. And here they are, just like the Bible says.
Your scientists tell you how things happened, but they are the guys who are supposed to have proof before they tell you something that you are supposed to believe as proof. But all their theories are theories because they have been changed many times, and so that they can be changed many more times. Not only do you live in a bubble, you live in an ever-changing bubble. What was known to exist in your bubble, may easily be changed to be just the opposite any day of the week.
''The Bible answers the questions about creation of the universe and life. Your bubble doesn't have any answers to these things.'' Well, define ''answers'', you mean claims. I can find a ton of books who answer questions about creation of the universe and life, plenty of gods and supernatural beings are said to be creators of it. I can find books talking about advanced aliens creating us too. Unfortunately just because a book says something, doesn't mean it's true, specially when there is no evidence for it.
God creating the universe is not known to have happened - no evidence