kochou_kitsune
Beyond_Oblivion
kochou_kitsune
That really had nothing to do with what I said, in fact it contradicted what I said. Things happen everyday that doesn't abide by the bloody laws of science. Things happen everyday that don't abide by the laws of god. A busfull of little kids goes off a cliff, proof against god, none of the kids are even hurt, proof against scientific law. This discussion can go on for eternity and will never be solved. And your simple Test Analysis has neither proved nor disproved anything.
How does none of the children being hurt disprove science? It just demonstrates the circumstances were odd.
Furthermore, how does it demonstrate the lack of a deity if they do get hurt?
Science says that if a bus goes off a cliff, gravity accellerates the bus, it crashes to the earth in a blaze of glory. The idea that no one would get hurt in this goes against laws of physics. A bus full of kids going off a cliff and then logically dying. All just examples dear child, denies that a just and loving god could exist if he were to let the innocent youth of the nation fall to a bloody horrific painful death.
You fail to take into account many factors ie> Momentum, gravitational potential energy, kinetic energy, the velocity of the bus, the impulse of the impact, the pressence of absence or any angular momentum, the time given for acceleration, the force of impact, the initial positions of the children, the amount of impulse necessary to kill them, the safety mechanisms in the bus such as the seats which would reduce the impulse, the surface on which the bus crashed, ect..
A man's parachute broke when he was sky diving he fell several thousand feet into a garden next to a house, the soil was soft and moist and it significantly reduced his impulse, he also landed face first in a horizontal fashion (such as how you would lay on your bed) rather than virtically.
He broke some bones, but he lived becuase he was lucky enough to fall and impact in such a manner that the forces and impulses exerted over his body were minimalized.