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I wonder what the number would be if atheists conducted the polls?<quoted text>
Sorry you don't dictate the rules.
Ever survey has its source listed.
Or in another survey 2.3%
2.3% what a joke your religion is!
You claim all humans are born atheist.
Ok that means at one time you had 100% of the human population. The current percentage of the world population is at 2.3%.
That means that 97.7% of your congregation has left your faith!!
WTF is wrong with you guys?
Do you realize how many people that is?
Man you're not just losing them at that rate there running from you! LMFAO
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"ecrasez l'infame" Since: May 08 10,224 |
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"Atheism losing adherents in terms of the global population The 2004 to 2007 publicity campaign for atheism in the Western World was not sustainable. The level of public interest in atheism is not coming back in the West and global atheism is shrinking. See also: Global atheism and American atheism and Atheist Population and Resources for leaving atheism and becoming a Christian In 2012, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary reported that globally every day there are 800 less atheists per day, 1,100 less non-religious (agnostic) people per day and 83,000 more people professing to be Christians per day. In 2011, the American Spectator citing research published in the International Bulletin of Missionary Research reported that atheism is on the decline as a whole in terms of adherents . The American Spectator declared: âThe report estimates about 80,000 new Christians every day, 79,000 new Muslims every day, and 300 fewer atheists every day. These atheists are presumably disproportionately represented in the West, while religion is thriving in the Global South, where charismatic Christianity is exploding.â In 2009, the book A sceptics guide to atheism indicated: "A worldwide poll taken in 1991 put the global figure for atheists at just 4.4% of the population. By 2006 it was estimated that only 2% of the world population were atheists." In 2012 an article entitled Atheism in decline by Nigel Tomes declared: âThe IBMR publishes yearly figures for religions (and non religions) around the globe. Their latest numbers, hot off the press (Jan. 2012) show some interesting trends. Atheism is in Decline In 1970 atheists (those avowing there is no God) numbered 166 million worldwide; that was almost one-in-twentyâ4.5% of the globeâs population. By 2012 atheistsâ number is estimated at 137 million. Thatâs a decline of almost 30 million. Since world population is growing, atheistsâ share declined to less than one-in-fiftyâunder 2% in 2012. Put differently, every 24 hours there are 800 fewer atheists in the world! Atheism is in decline. Agnosticism is in Decline In 2000 agnostics (those who âdonât knowâ if there is a God) numbered 666 million, 10.9% of the worldâs people. By 2012 agnosticâs number is estimated at 661 million--a decline of 5 million. In relative terms by 2012 agnostics represent less than one tenth (9.4%) of world population. Every 24 hours there are 1,100 less agnostics in the world. Agnostics are also in decline. Added together these two groups make up a declining share of global population. In 1970 atheists and agnostics accounted for one-in-five (19.2%) of the worldâs people. Based on current trends by 2025 they will represent less than one-in-ten (9.7%). Their population share will fall by half in 50+ years." http://www.conservapedia.com/Atheism |
"Citizen_Patriot_ Voter_Atheist!" Since: May 09 15,634 Earth,TX |
So no answer, huh? |
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No I cannot give you the answer. Not because I can't just that I don't stoop that low on the intelligent scale. |
"Citizen_Patriot_ Voter_Atheist!" Since: May 09 15,634 Earth,TX |
Ha, ha, ha, ha, too late! Come on. tell me why a scholar would have a problem with the buybull and wouldn't have a problem with other works of fiction. |
Hey KJV I'm more holly then you!. Your not a true Christian, I crawl on my knees on broken glass covered pavements to get to church!,and then I pray harder then all the fake Christians there, put all my money in the collection do I can't eat all week, but I'll be in heaven with baby Jesus before you! |
Since: Mar 11 19,662 United States |
I didn't see any links in that spam. Links or it's Bullsht.
Since: Mar 11 19,662 |
Conservative wiki? Are you for real?
Lmfao! Ignorant c@cks@cker! |
Since: Mar 11 19,662 United States |
Somebody's PC opinion doesn't count as historical proof. Sorry.
The way these Fundys try and claim they have proof that their beliefs are true by pointing at stuff on other Fundy sites is pathetic. It's their standard tactic when they are cornered, or just post a bible passage. |
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That's GREAT! Nice job. |
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No problem! I don't mind posting all those facts about how small your group really is. No link but the sources is listed on this one. "The CIA World Factbook gives the world population as 7,021,836,029 (July 2012 est.) and the distribution of religions as Christian 33.35%(of which Roman Catholic 16.83%, Protestant 6.08%, Orthodox 4.03%, Anglican 1.26%), Muslim 22.43%, Hindu 13.78%, Buddhist 7.13%, Sikh 0.36%, Jewish 0.21%, Baha'i 0.11%, other religions 11.17%, non-religious 9.42%, atheists 2.04%" Wow. A whole 2.04% you guys are kicking some ass. LOL |
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All sources are listed. A survey published in the 2005 Encyclopedia Britannica stated that 2.3% of the world's population consists of individuals who profess "atheism, skepticism, disbelief, or irreligion, including the militantly antireligious." In regards to the 2.3% figure just mentioned, the 2005 survey cited by Encyclopedia Britannica survey did not include Buddhist in regards to the 2.3% figure and Buddhism can be theistic or atheistic." Wikipedia: "Another survey attributed to Britannica shows the population of atheists at around 2.4% of the world's population.[citation needed] It is difficult to determine whether atheism is growing or not" Wikipedia : "2005 poll by AP/Ipsos surveyed ten countries. Of the developed nations, people in the United States were most sure of the existence of God or a higher power (2% atheist, 4% agnostic)" Wikipedia : "According to one estimate, atheists make up about 2.3% of the world's population" "In 2007, a Pew Forum survey found that the atheist population in the United States was 1.6% of the American population. Global atheism is shrinking and demographic changes in the United States and the world are expected to shrink the influence of American secularism." In 2012, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary reported that globally every day there are 800 less atheists per day, 1,100 less non-religious (agnostic) people per day and 83,000 more people professing to be Christians per day. In 2011, the American Spectator declared concerning research published in the International Bulletin of Missionary Research: The report estimates about 80,000 new Christians every day, 79,000 new Muslims every day, and 300 fewer atheists every day. These atheists are presumably disproportionately represented in the West, while religion is thriving in the Global South, where charismatic Christianity is exploding." |
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Posted earlier by derek4 Study: Atheists Have Lowest 'Retention Rate' Compared to Religious Groups Only about 30 percent of those who grow up in an atheist household remain atheists as adults. This "retention rate" was the lowest among the 20 separate categories in the study. There were 1,387 atheists (weighted) in the survey. Four-hundred thirty-two weighted respondents said they were raised atheist. Of those, 131 self-identified as atheist. Continued: Gray also noted that, "of those raised as atheists, 30% are now affiliated with a Protestant denomination, 10% are Catholic, 2% are Jewish, 1% are Mormon, and 1% are Pagan." Jehovah's Witness, congregationalist and holiness churches had the next lowest retention rates at 37 percent, 37 percent and 32 percent, respectively. Thirty-eight percent of those who grew up with no particular religious faith or belief system remained that way. Hindus had the highest retention rate at 84 percent, followed by Jews (76 percent), Muslims (76 percent), Greek Orthodox (73 percent), Mormons (70 percent) and Catholics (68 percent). Baptists had the highest retention rate of the Protestant Christian categories at 60 percent, followed by Lutheran (59 percent) and Pentecostal (50 percent). http://www.christianpost.com/news/study-athei... [Right; NO thinking people don't want to be atheists.] From: Deseret News / Salt Lake City, UT July, 2012 ÂAtheists abandon their beliefs more often than people in other religious groups, study finds A new study has found that people raised in an atheist home abandon those beliefs as adults more often than people raised with other religious belief systems, putting atheism at a 30 percent retention rate. Conclusions and interpretations of the study are that atheists are more often "made" as adults rather than "raised." The highest retention rates are in the Hindu faith, which holds onto about 84 percent of adherents. Those who grow up in an atheist household are least likely to maintain their beliefs about religion as adults, according to a study by Georgetown University's Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA). Only about 30 percent of those who grow up in an atheist household remain atheists as adults. This "retention rate" was the lowest among the 20 separate categories in the study. There were 1,387 atheists (weighted) in the survey. Four-hundred thirty-two weighted respondents said they were raised atheist. Of those, 131 self-identified as atheist. http://www.deseretnews.com/article/765589392/... [Who would want to be an atheist? LOL] |
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No kidding. However I'm allowed to post his view points. |
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You should probably find some sources other than Evangelical Christians aka Liars for Jesus. The demographics of atheists and non-religious continue to climb in 1st world nations. The gains of religion have been occurring almost exclusively within the 3rd world. Unless you happen to live in a 3rd world nation, KJV, your religion is dwindling. |
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Why is this surprising? Non-religious parents do not indoctrination their children into their beliefs the same way that the religious do. Young Christians or Muslims are told, from a young age, that leaving the religion will result in them BURNING IN HELL. Young people raised by non-religious parents are given no such 'lessons'. Your study also showed that most atheists are people who became them as adults. In other words, through RATIONAL THOUGHT, rather than childhood indoctrination. |
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The non-religious group as well as a good chunk of the Buddhist group are atheists. So more like 13-14%. Even higher in the Western world. |
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I thought conservapedia was just a parody site until they started blocking non-US traffic. Then I knew it was.
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Atheists are more intelligent than religious people
Writing in the Freethinker (July 2008) Chris Barker argues that there is nothing racist about suggesting that atheists are more intelligent than believers. IT was bound to happen. When Professor Richard Lynn claimed last month that people with higher IQs were less likely to believe in God many of those outraged by his assertion quickly tried to give his words a racist cast. Professor Lynn, Emeritus Professor of Psychology at Ulster University, said many more members of the intellectual elite considered themselves atheists than the national average. A decline in religious observance over the last century was directly linked to a rise in average intelligence, he claimed. Professor Lynn, who has provoked controversy in the past with research linking intelligence to race and sex, said university academics were less likely to believe in God than almost anyone else. A survey of Royal Society fellows found that only 3.3 per cent believed in God at a time when 68.5 percent of the general UK population described themselves as believers. A separate poll in the 90s found only seven percent of members of the American National Academy of Sciences believed in God. Professor Lynn said most primary school children believed in God, but as they entered adolescence and their intelligence increased many started to have doubts. He told The Times Higher Education magazine: Why should fewer academics believe in God than the general population? I believe it is simply a matter of the IQ. Academics have higher IQs than the general population. Several Gallup poll studies of the general population have shown that those with higher IQs tend not to believe in God. |
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State Agriculture Commissioner James Comer called his Wednesday visit to Barbourville "an informal agriculture-town hall meeting." And despite the early morning hour and frosty weather, his turnout in Knox County was quite impressive.
A crowd of around 50 persons came by the Knox County Extension Office for the 8 a.m. session. Comer said the meeting gave him a chance to meet-and-greet with people and hear what they're concerned about, as well as for him to tell what his department is doing to improve Kentuckians' daily lives.
"My number one purpose is to help farm families. I see young farmers every day, and I think we've got an encouraging future. We've had an outstanding year with Kentucky agriculture. We'll sell $6 million in farm products this year in Kentucky, up from $5 billion a year ago. For us to increase jobs, I see arm products and agriculture as a big player," the former State Senator from Tompkinsville told the audience.
Comer then named the top crops in the state that have helped the state's agriculture efforts, with poultry the number one crop, followed by horses. Traditional crops such as corn and soybeans, as well as beef cattle production were also high on the list.
He named several campaigns the Kentucky Department of Agriculture has had this year, including "Homegrown by Heroes," which spotlights farm products produced by the state's veterans; along with "Jobs for Vets," which helps veterans with going into agriculture careers.
Comer noted the Hometown by Heroes program has been adopted by the Farmer Veteran Coalition, and has been adopted in all 50 states.
Another one was the "Farm to Campus Program," which helps universities to buy more locally-grown and produced food for their students and staff. He said that program was an extension of the department's signature "Kentucky Proud" campaign, which he said remains immensely successful.
"We'll continue to grow the 'Kentucky Proud' brand," said Comer, who was later complimented by a woman in the audience for expanding the program.
He added marketing the "Kentucky Proud" brand and other agricultural products in the state are one of three main jobs the state agriculture department does. The other two were the Office of the State Veterinarian, which protects the health and welfare of the state's livestock, poultry and ag industries; and the Office of 'Consumer and Environmental Protection, which handles food distribution, amusement rides, pest control and regulation of gas pumps through the Weights and Measures branch.
"We inspected every gas pump in the state within three months. Before that, it took two years," Comer stated.
Citing cross-training of agriculture department employees, becoming more accountable to the public, and helping to save taxpayer dollars in the department's operations, he cited the office as much more efficient since he took office in 2011.
"We've become transparent. Anything we do, from inspections to regulatory and promotional, is online at our website. Our employees have become more accountable, we've brought in good management, and almost all of our employees come from an agricultural background. … When we hire at the ag department, wee look for young people who come from agricultural backgrounds, work hard, and share our passion for agriculture and serve the state of Kentucky," Comer pointed out.
While several questions were asked, Deanna Myers of the Knox-Whitley Animal Shelter told Comer the shelter was still struggling to raise funds after a fire completely destroyed the original shelter site on Nov. 29.
She asked if grant money was available.
"Our shelter serves four counties — Knox, Whitley, McCreary and Clay. We fall under the State Veterinarian Board of Examiners. We need about $200,000 at the moment," said Myers, the shelter's Director.
"We administer the animal shelter grant money. Problem is, we haven't had any grant money. The last budget didn't include any money for grants," Comer replied.
He encouraged Myers to speak with State Senate President Bob Stivers (who's district includes Knox and Clay counties) about including grant money for animal shelters in the new budget.
Added Comer, "I'm supposed to meet with Sen. Stivers next week and see if we can get something going on this."
After the meeting, Myers commented, "We understand there's processes and we're going to do what we can. There's other grants we can look into. But it's out shelter and we have to step up to the plate. Commissioner Comer understands our problem. I think we just need to have Frankfort acknowledge our need."
Before leaving to go to Pineville, Comer spent time talking individually with Myers and other Knox Countians at a relaxed, informal pace.
Wiley Brown of Barbourville, who owns a 1.200 acre farm, said he liked what he saw in Comer.
"I think he's doing a good job. A lot of things have worked to our advantage. It's benefitted the whole state, and the programs like 'Kentucky Proud' will be a big asset to help small farmers," Brown mentioned.
Barbourville was the first stop on a tour that took Comer through four counties Wednesday. After the Knox County meeting, he traveled to Bell, Harlan, Leslie and Clay counties before the day ended.
"We had a huge crowd. a real good crowd, on short notice in Knox County today," Comer said, smiling. "We have a good relationship with the rural counties. After today, we've been in 119 counties in Kentucky. We'll finish all 120 counties when we go to Hancock County soon. This is the second straight year we've visited all the state's counties."
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When I was offered this job nearly two years ago, I jumped at the opportunity to move to Columbia, Mo., from Brooklyn, N.Y., to cover agriculture and food production in the Heartland.
The Missouri Farm Bureau's annual Commodity Conference and Legislative Briefing brought over 200 Missouri farmers to Jefferson City Monday and Tuesday. Missouri Farm Bureau President Blake Hurst said the event is meant to help inform Missouri farmers of current issues in agriculture.
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1 (1 pound) loaf crusty Italian or French bread, cut into 1/2-inch cubes or, if drying and toasting bread is too much trouble, buy unflavored croutons or bread cubes
4 tablespoons butter
2 onions, diced
2 celery stalks, diced
1/4 cup minced fresh parsley leaves
1 teaspoon dried sage, rubbed between fingers
1 teaspoon dried thyme leaves
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
2 cups low-sodium chicken broth
2 large eggs
I have never seen this recipe anywhere! This is very similar to the recipe that my mom has used all my life and it was passed down to her from her mom. If you are interested in a wonderfully simple but delicious homemade dressing then you must give this a try. This dressing is one of the first things that goes everytime it is made.
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It has the ring of airtight logic: Screen embryos for chromosomal abnormalities and implant only those that appear healthy. But a new study suggests that this strategy, currently used by hundreds of fertility clinics worldwide, is worse than useless, making it even harder for a couple struggling with infertility to have a child. The study of several hundred Dutch women is the largest of its kind to test preimplantation genetic screening (PGS), but fertility specialists are fighting back, saying it has fatal flaws.
PGS grew out of an identical approach used for a different purpose. In the early 1990s, doctors began screening embryos from couples who knew they carried a specific disease gene. That way, only embryos that didn't harbor two copies of the defective gene would be implanted into the mother, promising a baby without a dreaded disease.
Fertility specialists soon began wondering if this approach could be applied to a much larger population: women, particularly those over 35, who have relatively few healthy eggs and are struggling to conceive a child. Embryos with chromosome abnormalities could be discarded, whereas those that had the correct chromosome number and appeared healthy could be implanted. Ostensibly, this should increase the odds of getting pregnant. PGS quickly caught on. A 2006 survey of 186 U.S. fertility clinics found that two-thirds offered the technique to infertile couples. But does it work? Only one other PGS trial with a control group has been published, in 2004, and the Belgian researchers conducting it found that PGS didn't increase the odds of getting pregnant.
Reproductive biologist Sjoerd Repping of the University of Amsterdam and his colleagues decided to launch another trial that focused on ongoing pregnancies. They randomly assigned 408 women, age 35 to 41, to receive several cycles of in vitro fertilization (IVF) alone or IVF along with PGS. As is fairly standard, to perform PGS, Repping's group extracted one cell from an embryo 3 days after fertilization and examined eight chromosomes for abnormalities that would doom an embryo. Only those free of defects were implanted.
"Everybody, including us, was hoping that this method would increase the chances of pregnancy in these women," says Repping, "but it doesn't." In the PGS group, 24% of the women gave birth to a live baby, compared with 35% in the IVF-only group, the researchers report 5 July in the New England Journal of Medicine. They also present their findings today at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology meeting in Lyon, France. Repping says it's possible the biopsy process harms the embryo, making it less likely to develop once in utero. In addition, some of the embryos may be "mosaic," says Repping, meaning that the chromosome numbers seen in the biopsied cell are not the same as the numbers in the other, unexamined cell of the same embryo. This might give some embryos a false bill of health when in fact the odds are stacked against them.
Critics of the new paper include Santiago Munné, director of Reprogenetics, a preimplantation genetic diagnosis facility in West Orange, New Jersey. Munné dismisses the findings, arguing that the authors are not sufficiently experienced at biopsying embryos. Twenty percent of embryos biopsied did not yield a conclusive result, he points out, compared to 5% in his facility. Some of those embryos may have contained genetic defects, and because they were implanted, that might have led to fewer births in the PGS group, Munné says. He is preparing a rebuttal with nine other fertility specialists to dispute the findings of the Dutch study. "It's very damaging" to the reputation of PGS, he says.
But many others in the fertility world believe that, although not perfect, the study shows that PGS for infertility should be curtailed. John Collins, a reproductive medicine specialist and professor emeritus at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, says the study suggests that PGS doesn't help women in this age group. Collins sees the findings as a stark reminder that procedures such as PGS should be tested in clinical trials before they become widespread.
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According to ESPN recruiting experts, running back Leonard Fournette is a surefire college star. But for much of his life he was a long shot, due to circumstances he could not control.
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Kipp Adams explains what the latest is with Clemson commit Deshaun Watson's "secret" visit to Auburn. Also, we look at what four-star recruits Nick Chubb and Dominique Booth are thinking, as well as a big recruiting weekend for Auburn.
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Audio Language Button | Displays multiple audio tracks. | Yes | Yes | The control is only visible when the media has multiple audio tracks. |
Elapsed Time | Yes | Yes | The remaining time is shown to the left of the position slider. | |
Zoom Button | Non-Zoom, Zoom | No | Yes | Toggles the MediaElement.Stretch between Uniform, which is the default, and UniformToFill. |
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WICHITA, Kan., May 23, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — The American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) has released its latest position paper on electromagnetic field (EMF) and radiofrequency (RF) health effects calling for immediate caution regarding smart meter installations. Citing several peer-reviewed scientific studies, the AAEM concludes that "significant harmful biological effects occur from non-thermal RF exposure" showing causality. "A more thorough review of technological options to achieve society's worthwhile communications and business objectives must be conducted to protect human health and wellbeing," stated Dr. William J. Rea, a member of the AAEM and former thoracic surgeon. "By continuing to layer more and more wireless communication within our communities, we are setting the stage for widespread disease."
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