WOTM: Candace Owens Has Left The Cult of Science, Part I
These next two videos are among my favorites — in a long time. It's hard to believe that seemingly otherwise intelligent people can be so incredibly stupid. But that IS what religion does to people. Especially when they think they have a friendly little ghost in their ear who can whisper truths to them that no one else can hear... well, no one else outside THEIR cult.
Thanks so much for helping me battle this nonsense. I literally couldn't do it without you! B
WOTM: Candace Owns Has Left The Cult of Science, Part I (YouTube)
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Are we sure she isn't confusing science with Scientology?
Candace and others like her refer to intuitions but they really make decisions based on how they want the world to be for their own self interest and advantage which is completely contrary to "Jesus" Christian teachings.
It's a good thing her laptop works as advertised by sheer coincidence. Imagine all those made-up laws of physics that guided its construction just happening to line up to cause it to work as expected. Amazing!
Thanks Brian - another classic!
Gawd… she's pathetic. Even in her one, isolated anecdote, does anyone actually think the doctor said IUDs were "perfectly safe"? Not a chance. If Candace really wants to leave the "cult of science," I suggest that she do so by walking off the top balcony of a 20-story building to show that gravity is just a hoax by scientists.
Thank Hitch that Candice was never an official "Horseman" of New Atheism.
Yeah… whew!!! Don’t be surprised if Ayan follows her down the rabbit hole.
Yeah, but Beth used birth control. Is her terrible result worse than the eternal hellfire she is destined to suffer when she dies? Focus people
LOL!!!
My mother recently tried a medication that was described as having a 30% success rate. She knew this going in. It didn't work. The science did not fail- she was not in the 30%. It happens. She's disappointed, but not angry. This is how the world actually works.
Candace doesn't much like science ... so she's relying instead on what, now?!
My niece had a bad experience with an IUD as well, and that doesn't disprove science.
As you have mentioned, Candace is going on hearsay evidence - just like how that other mythical anecdote is asserted - without evidence!