Let us learn something. Not only that man has evolved, but his system of thinking has evolved and it is still evolving. Whatever discoveries we've made, our greatest ideas have always came out of a 'cold thinking', which means detaching from what you find more likely to believe in and really measure the situation. Religious people, let's take Badecker for instance, automatically start from the conclusion that God exists. They never start from 0 thus their reasoning on this subject is corrupted from the beginning by their very own mind and system of belief. Let's observe something: a question that many religious ask atheists is 'If God would come and reveal himself, and you would see it with your own eyes, would you believe in him?' and of course most atheists say 'yes, but I find that very highly improbable'. However, religious people have many evidence in their face yet they do not believe in it, because of being biased, of course. They don't believe in evolution, although they could see it with their very own eyes, they don;t believe in a Big Bang, although they could see the traces of it with their very own eyes, etc. But why would our brain have these fallacies? Why is our brain learning and slowly evolving instead of getting all of the information from the beginning in a perfect system? Why do our 'divine' feelings are the same as the effects of many drugs? Could that not be another fallacy of the brain, a fail in the system? Of course it could be and it is not alone. Now, an intelligent design would not have these errors, not so many, not so diverse, not some that appear in different times. A random happening, on the other hand, could cause such diversity, such a beautiful happening as the human being is with such big flaws, errors. What was the cause for this Universe? A Big Bang, whether apologists like it or not. What was the cause of that Big Bang? We don't know, neither us, nor the apologists. Nobody knows and it will not be an easy answer. In this situation, believing God was the cause of the Big Bang is a fallacy in the system. It's the same as hearing about a death scene, knowing only it might be suicide and without any reason or further information calling it a crime and pointing to a killer that might exist or might have been made up at the moment.
P.S. we're not going to do episode 15 of Badecker because all he said is something about Dawkins and I'm not gonna get my hands dirty today with a piece of shit like Badecker. I'll let him post some more so I can give him a good blow on the empty head.
Completely I agree with you!!!!