Faith without evidence is detrimental

Wikipedia has never been a credible source for information. Did your teachers teach you anything in high school? "Nevertheless, when you're doing academic research, you should be extremely cautious about using Wikipedia. As its own disclaimer states, information on Wikipedia is contributed by anyone who wants to post material, and the expertise of the posters is not taken into consideration. Users may be reading information that is outdated or that has been posted by someone who is not an expert in the field or by someone who wishes to provide misinformation." http://isites.harvard.edu... I'm sorry, but your Mormon supernatural underwear, is in fact, false. The underwear, again, is a reminder of the covenants made in the Temple. The garments are for a literal reminding of the sexual sin in the world, along with making sure that both men and women are wearing modest clothes and not revealing their bodies like most people these days do. You're so good at copying and pasting, why didn't you copy and paste the doctrine scripture then? The United States was built on Christianity. The first settlers that came to the country, were Christians. The Founding Fathers were all Christian. The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution both mention God many times throughout their text. This country's foundation was laid down because of Christianity. If it weren't for these great men, this country would not be what it is today. America is still a Christian nation as more than 70% of the population is Christian. You completely left out the part about wealth, immigration of different people and religions or lack thereof. The Catholic rule about contraception is not harmful to an individual nor the society. Again, the population is not at risk at over populating. The population will be on a steady decline within 40 years. Also, these rule are specifically for the married couple and making sure that they receive the full extent of love that marriage offers. They believe contraception hinders that love. Unplanned or unwanted pregnancy is do to irresponsibility of the individual, that is not the church's issue. The argument about Santa Claus is not a credible argument, but an immature act to hold one's credibility higher than they actually can. Your entire paragraph on this issue was completely unrelated to the issue, and you declined to argue the claim also. I defend religion for the closed minded arrogance of people who think they are right based on absolutely nothing. I'm sorry, but that is not statistically a valid argument. Children are very tangible and sensitive to many changes to their environment. A valid statistic would be if they took 1170 children from each faith, living in the same area, from households that have around the same income. The study was too simple, and proved nothing. There was not control. Every study or experiment needs a control of some sorts, or the results are very misleading, as they have mislead you way off the beaten path. And again, your fallacy argument.. First off, the entire second round, I argued all the points that YOU made. I did bring Christianity in to the argument in the first round, however you were the one that used Christianity as your entire round two argument. Second, to say that people believe in a lot of insane things is the act claiming that you are right. But you have no evidence to support this claim. You believe in something that many people would consider insane, and again, without any evidence. Now you are making it seem as though your belief is better than someone else's, yet you have no evidence to support it. That's arrogant as can be! Again, you believe something, just as religion believe something. Your arrogance is overwhelming here. You did support one argument though.. "Believing things without evidence is not a good habit to cultivate and sometimes can to very bad things." You are a perfect example of this, as your arrogance on the matter is off the charts. Maybe if you believed otherwise, you wouldn't be full of yourself!