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MACS
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8 years ago

I found this answer very interesting. Spoiler alert... it's religious in nature, but for you short attention span types, it's barely over 3 minutes.

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jjanecka
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8 years ago

That was a pretty solid answer despite quoting from the Bible.

burnem2
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8 years ago

Evidently that answered his questions!!! Drops mic......

delta1
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8 years ago

Comfort food for believers...

jjanecka
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8 years ago

It's funny how people can't comprehend the idea of a force being larger and more powerful than this universe.

RMAN4443
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8 years ago

It's funny how people can't comprehend the idea of a force being larger and more powerful than this universe.

jjanecka wrote:

I heard Superman is more powerful than a speeding locomotive 😰

Buckwheat
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8 years ago

42 obviously. 🌫

burnem2
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8 years ago

It's funny how people can't comprehend the idea of a force being larger and more powerful than this universe.

jjanecka wrote:

And how they seem absolutely unable or unwilling to just let the topic pass by without commenting.

Edited by user 8 years ago | Reason: Not specified

teedubbya
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8 years ago

I’m glad the Catholic Church finally made up with Galileo Galilei.

The church and science can certainly compliment each other.

teedubbya
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8 years ago

#10

Burnem2 is that what you want? Lack of opposing views expressed?

MACS
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8 years ago

#11

Burnem2 is that what you want? Lack of opposing views expressed?

teedubbya wrote:

I don't mind the differing viewpoints. What I dislike is when they feel that somehow your belief makes you weak minded, or intellectually inferior. It doesn't.

teedubbya
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8 years ago

#12

I’m with you there MACS. But I think there is some oversensitivity too.

Think of it this way, you have deep seeded beliefs. They really don’t.

burnem2
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8 years ago

#13

Burnem2 is that what you want? Lack of opposing views expressed?

teedubbya wrote:

No, opposing views are fine as long as they are respectful. In fact, they could start their own thread about being atheist/agnostic or whatever. Then I could choose whether I view it or not. I second what MACS had to say.

Edited by user 8 years ago | Reason: Not specified

jjanecka
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8 years ago

#14

What I find interesting is that even such great scientists such as Stephen Hawking cannot explain the creation of the universe without using circular logic in his theory of spontaneous creation.

My biggest gripe though, is when you look at Atheistic Governments, whether it be Atilla the Hun, Stalin, Mao, Kim Jung, there is a noticable line that is crossed in terms of human rights violations, genocide, and massive amounts of death.

DrMaddVibe
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8 years ago

#15

My biggest gripe though, is when you look at Atheistic Governments, whether it be Atilla the Hun, Stalin, Mao, Kim Jung, there is a noticable line that is crossed in terms of human rights violations, genocide, and massive amounts of death.

jjanecka wrote:

:-k

Maybe not being held accountable for living a crummy miserable existence leads one to do whatever they want to do in Life?

IDK...I've never met an atheist that wasn't an arrogant POS that felt compelled to tell you what they DON'T believe every chance they get. Kinda like vegans...only more slimy and degrading.

dstieger
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8 years ago

#16

IDK...I've never met an atheist that wasn't an arrogant POS that felt compelled to tell you what they DON'T believe every chance they get.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

If you had...how would you know?

teedubbya
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8 years ago

#17

I don’t buy the start your own thread part. It fits here just fine.

But respect is a given no matter how much you wankers don’t deserve it.

WWCD?

Copernicus

DrMaddVibe
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8 years ago

#18

If you had...how would you know?

dstieger wrote:

Because you have to hear their whine...until you walk away.

burnem2
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8 years ago

#19

Alrighty then, let's have it here. I want one of the nonbelievers to defend their ideal. Tell me what's so great about being atheist, how you came to be that way, what YOU believe. Have at it...................

victor809
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8 years ago

#20

That's the wrong question.
If there is no evidence for a religion the default should be to not believe in it. That isn't "great" and it isn't some "ideal"... it's common sense. To do otherwise should be considered the outlier position which requires defending.

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