I think your 'fact' on volcanoes perfectly illustrates how absurd the rest of your comment is. Current scientific estimates (some good summaries from e.g. NOAA, USGS, along with a great piece from T. Gerlach, a volcanologist) show that volcanic emissions pale in comparison to our own. All the volcanoes on earth emit in a year what humanity does in less than 10 days. There is no comparison to be made here, though quantifying the emissions from volcanoes is really important when monitoring carbon in the earth system.
I also have to address the bit below because it is directly related to my field and I can't resist
>Scientists have looked for time correlations between each cycle and have once again come to the conclusion that "global warming" is our fault. Who knows what the exact time period of each warming and cooling cycle is ? If we lived for around 2 thousand years we might.
What the fuck do you think scientists do when they 'look for time correlations between each cycle'. You are just throwing around questions willy nilly, it's fucking maddening. 'Who knows what the exact time period of each warming and cooling cycle is'? We do! We know this! It's impossible to know the past perfectly, but we have spent decades figuring out precisely when the earth entered and exited from the glacials and interglacials. We have the last 800,000 years nailed thanks to the ice cores, and we have a decent handle on the few million years before that thanks to the benthic isotope stack. These are the exact scientific discoveries that let us say, with near certainty as a community, that there is no indication that we should be warming right now. We are due another glacial! We should be level in temp, or cooling. But no, we are warming, and it is clearly thanks to humans, and there is an absolute avalanche of scientific evidence showing this. We're driving our own regression into a climate state not seen for millions of years by pumping ancient carbon into the atmosphere at an absolutely absurd rate.
It is so deeply ironic that you throw around "It is very difficult for religious people to understand..." as if you yourself sit on some high throne of knowledge. Please, I really encourage you to go and get a bachelors in earth sciences, and actually *learn*. Or just do some courses online! UChicago has a free intro course to climate change. I can't even bring myself to address the rest of your comment because it's all equal parts wrong and insulting.
God, I hope you are a bot.