> So natural cycles don't happen. The sun plays no role, and warming of the seas from underground volcanoes have no impact either.
Yes, there are cycles. Yes, the sun plays almost all of the role in placing heat in our atmosphere.
> We've been cooling since 1998, check NASA figures. 1934 was the hottest year on record.
Yes, of course there are cycles. The 1934 figure is the hottest year in the lower 48 states. The average global temperature is what is what is steadily climbing.
> The planet has been much hotter and much cooler than it is now, who is anyone to say that now is the perfect state?
The planet was much hotter and cooler and there are many factors. One factor is of course that much of the CO2 has been sucked out of the atmosphere by plants/algae/bacteria over million years and the Carbon stored underground in the form of coal, oil, and natural gas. We're pumping it all back into the atmosphere as CO2 again at a very fast rate. Sure we'll adapt to the higher temperature, but why not try to leave well enough alone if it's within our means.
> Don't you believe in God? Didn't he tell us to "Go forth, be fruitful and multiply"?
First off, what does religion have to do with global warming?
Also, didn't God say that right before he got mad and killed almost everyone on Earth with a big flood? Not a very good precedent.
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