That was the just the 1st I saw.
LMK how many more you want Mr. Thisdoesnthappen, okay it happens some.

Ill take desperate goal post moving and strawman arguments for $500 Alex.

I didn't claim that people never die from heat stroke or being exposed to extreme sun. You on the other hand using outliers for the claim you haven't even made.
The struggle is real when facts are not on your side. Lets see more of those cases where people die directly from being out in "nice normal" weather and not other causes. Maybe google gods will bless you with 1 or two examples.

I will even grant you the possibility that 1 in a million might die from being exposed from sun. That still doesn't disprove evolution it just means there are outliers. Or is your argument now that even if a handful out of billions of people die from nice normal weather that proves evolution is not real?

You are as bad as the other dork.
Giving examples is not moving Jack shit.
You just don't like them cause they prove my point.
Deelwiffit buttercup.

Sirthom doesn’t have an argument, best to let him go on believing things that are untrue.

Who are you talking to?
Are they in the room with you now?

Talking to anyone curious who opens the thread and mistakenly thinks you have any kind of an argument aside from, “god says the sun will hurt you!”

"Humans evolved, trust me bro".

More like, “humans evolved, decades of science demonstrates this” versus, “god made humans. Trust me bro. Bible say!”

There is no science that proves humans evolved.
That why they call it the missing link, but its actually 100+ missing links.
Trust the science bro.

This post was edited by sirthom on Mar 12 2026 05:44pm

There is science lol. The “missing link” isn’t scientific and hasn’t been considered part of the evolution conversation for decades.

You not understanding or caring to read the science doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist - it means you don’t understand or haven’t tried to understand it.

There’s no evidence that God exists, however, but you have complete faith in that. Why not give reading scientific research a shot? Who knows, you might learn something.