Climate Change

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I'm not been going to waste my time or effort in debating the numerous erroneous, fatuous,
scientifically-unsupported claims you make about climate change and/or global warming.  

The problem with "climate change/warming" is that it has aspects of religion.  It's accepted without question by people who don't examine the issues rationally, it tries to blame world wide events on human actions and demonizes humans, just as the Flood is blamed on human wickedness and it's impossible to talk to people who support the theory without being demonized.   I find it interesting that so many people on this site have personalities which predisposed them to accepting religious dogma which would have them going to hell if they didn't follow it, and want now to question the dogma, but seem to want to find a new "truth" which they want to adhere to absolutely because, if they don't, "we're all gonna die".

I can respond to this however.  Climate science bears absolutely no relationship with religion
—which is the acceptance of supernatural entities and paranormal phenomena.  
Science is based on observation, evidence, investigation, and replication.  And that science
is not blindly accepted by educated, thoughtful, articulate people in the scientific community.  
In fact all scientific theories are peer-reviewed by thousands of other scientists around the planet,
many of them across multiple disciplines.

Your quaint claim that the 98% of the world's scientists who attest to global warming are
"demonising" the contrarians is ludicrous.  And your biblical analogy with the fictional Noah's Ark
simply reinforces your appeals to fantasy fiction—rather than scientific fact.

I'm not at all sure from where you got the bizarre notion that atheists on this forum are accepting
of "religious dogma".  That's possibly one of the silliest comments I've seen here.  If nothing else,
atheists have shown time and again that they're the ultimate skeptics as regards any pseudo-religious
tendencies having any worth.

As others here have suggested, it may be time for you to stop waffling on about what's an obviously
unfamiliar  concept for you, and read up a little—or a lot?—more about the actual, empirical science
supporting global warming theories.