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On May 30 2004 22:35 Hot_Bid wrote: Show nested quote +On May 30 2004 22:29 intotherei wrote: On May 30 2004 22:27 Hicksville wrote:
Just because you cannot explain how the local magician catches a rabbit in his hat does not mean it is due to divine intervention.
I don't have time to worry about non-existent nonsens and neither should anybody who is not a mindless robot who without wonder or critical thinking take possession of the local superstition, whatever that may depending on your location your opinoin is your opinion, but dont state it while berating others k? and what exactly to evangelical christians do with their opinions?
I'm sure some of them just have it and keep their mouths shut.... I haven't met one yet but there's a lot of em out there... kinda
But as for non-existent nonsense, perhaps you need to think about this a little more. By your argument, not only would people not think about religion, most sciences, philosophies and just plain old thought would be things we "didn't have time" to bother with
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Austin10833 Posts
On May 30 2004 22:44 Excalibur_Z wrote: Show nested quote +On May 30 2004 22:38 BroOd wrote:
Teaching something and doing it yourself are two completely different things. That is very true. But if you were to take that stance you couldn't then scapegoat religion as a whole because some people don't follow the teachings.
I wasn't particularly commenting on religion, just the tendancy that some religious institutions have of contraticting their own policies or "ideals".
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On May 30 2004 22:50 BroOd wrote: Show nested quote +On May 30 2004 22:44 Excalibur_Z wrote: On May 30 2004 22:38 BroOd wrote:
Teaching something and doing it yourself are two completely different things. That is very true. But if you were to take that stance you couldn't then scapegoat religion as a whole because some people don't follow the teachings. I wasn't particularly commenting on religion, just the tendancy that some religious institutions have of contraticting their own policies or "ideals".
isn't this all people, not just certain religious institutions?
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On May 30 2004 22:52 Vicious)Soul wrote: Show nested quote +On May 30 2004 22:50 BroOd wrote: On May 30 2004 22:44 Excalibur_Z wrote: On May 30 2004 22:38 BroOd wrote:
Teaching something and doing it yourself are two completely different things. That is very true. But if you were to take that stance you couldn't then scapegoat religion as a whole because some people don't follow the teachings. I wasn't particularly commenting on religion, just the tendancy that some religious institutions have of contraticting their own policies or "ideals". isn't this all people, not just certain religious institutions?
Yeah but let's not hijack the thread =]
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On May 30 2004 22:13 AeroGx wrote:
As if we aren't lied to enough practically every day?
but ive done the research looked at the interviews and to be frank the odds of creation as we know it today are 1 to 50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
Mathemations regards anything over 1 to 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 to be an impossiblity.
As if we aren't lied to enough practically every day?
Am I the only one who found this funny?
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Austin10833 Posts
Not in the sense I was referring to, no.
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On May 30 2004 22:53 Excalibur_Z wrote: Show nested quote +On May 30 2004 22:52 Vicious)Soul wrote: On May 30 2004 22:50 BroOd wrote: On May 30 2004 22:44 Excalibur_Z wrote: On May 30 2004 22:38 BroOd wrote:
Teaching something and doing it yourself are two completely different things. That is very true. But if you were to take that stance you couldn't then scapegoat religion as a whole because some people don't follow the teachings. I wasn't particularly commenting on religion, just the tendancy that some religious institutions have of contraticting their own policies or "ideals". isn't this all people, not just certain religious institutions? Yeah but let's not hijack the thread =]
hehehehe, ok, i'm done
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On May 30 2004 22:54 BroOd wrote:
Not in the sense I was referring to, no.
explain please?
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On May 30 2004 22:54 beanmachine wrote: Show nested quote +On May 30 2004 22:13 AeroGx wrote:
As if we aren't lied to enough practically every day?
but ive done the research looked at the interviews and to be frank the odds of creation as we know it today are 1 to 50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
Mathemations regards anything over 1 to 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 to be an impossiblity.
As if we aren't lied to enough practically every day?Am I the only one who found this funny? ahah, now that i ralize it, that is funny 
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On May 30 2004 22:55 cjh wrote:
Excalibur_Z, let's get pages and pages of flame war out of the way...
Just tell me a story about how God has affected your life, that way I can dismiss you as a completely oblivious retard and summon the will to ignore every one of your posts in this thread.
perhaps you should listen to the opinions of someone not quite as pushy about this topic (no offense excal)
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On May 30 2004 22:55 cjh wrote:
Excalibur_Z, let's get pages and pages of flame war out of the way...
Just tell me a story about how God has affected your life, that way I can dismiss you as a completely oblivious retard and summon the will to ignore every one of your posts in this thread.
Why would I bother? You've already made up your mind. Mentioning something like that, whether it happened or not, would be useless.
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I'll do it
God made my life worth living etc etc. Now convert
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Yeah i just type what comes to mind sometimes i stick my foot in my mouth but... who doesn't every one in awhile?
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So.... how bout those cowboys?
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god can exist for one man,but not another.Accept that,stop fighting,go fuck something,be happy
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MURICA15980 Posts
On May 30 2004 22:32 cjh wrote:
But I think everybody would be best off if we were all atheists. Atheism isn't necessarily truth, but it is the one faith that doesn't promote violence, war, racism, generalized prejudice, masochism, murder, rape, terrorism, suicide, detrimental inhibitions, or misogyny.
Yes because Stalin was such an angel.
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Austin10833 Posts
On May 30 2004 22:55 Vicious)Soul wrote: explain please?
I wasn't making a broad social commentary, I had rather specific, obvious examples in mind, but as a general rule I try to abstain from theological discussion on here.
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