That is if nature produced us which in my view it didn't.

Actually mine too, I'm a Creationist. I just keep running into all these logical fallicies whenever I try to think outside the box.

Nature produced us...
But We grow out of control like a virus.

Nature IS trying to balance it.
IE deseases, natural "disasters", just look around you and you see nature trying...

But there is one other thing.
Nature doesnt need to try all that hard since we will destroy ourselves eventually.

But the bad thing about it is. What will we take with us?

anyway just my two cents...

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LOL

Another example of "non-religious" people doing the same things they dispise in others. Supersticious "end of the world" scenarios, sin, guilt, repentance, all the elements of a religion there.

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Patriot it should be the other way around.

The Christians have taken lots of stuff out of society and put it into the book. (Okay from back when there is no society but still.)

They just got the Main characteristics from a human being and put a name to it.Thats all.

What if NON-believers like myself feel NO guilt at all at what they had done. (If a non-believer had killed someone he would feel guilt) if he did not feel guilt wouldn't that make him near perfect for being a hitman?

Its just an aspect in the human mind.
Religion put those in their books. Not the other way around.

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This is all irrelevant. The purpose of the scene was to foreshadow the concept of program self-awareness. Smith likened us to a virus to demonstrate his disdain for our kind. As an agent, he is not really supposed to have an emotional disposition towards us. This scene was to show us that something was different about Smith than the others.

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Yeah tis true but you see, alot of people agree with Smith that humans are the plauge. I find that outrageously funny.

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