And continued:  and when information is available that contradicts the preconceived position you want to hold, you brush it off and won't look at it carefully. As I wrote before, I've never found an alleged contradiction or inaccuracy that didn't have a good explanation when thoroughly investigated, but if one doesn't want answers one won't seek them, but ultimately that's an intentional choice to remain uninformed that you will be held responsible for. You, me, everybody, we are going to die at some point, and we'll find ourselves where we find ourselves, regardless of what we wanted or didn't want to believe; these issues aren't just going to go away because one wants them to. Realize also to maintain logical consistency that you have to deny that anything supernatural at all exists (otherwise would put God into the realm of possibility), that the tremendous amount of matter and energy in the universe just came from nowhere (and if you look at the implications of entropy everything