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Why Do We Pander To Rubbish Like This?
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You'd like to think, in 2019, that people had grown-up and realised what total rubbish religion is.
In 2013 an American had a torn placenta and prayed to Cardinal John Henry Newman to stop the bleeding - and lo and behold, the bleeding stopped.
That's what people in the real world with a grasp of reality call a coincidence.
I wish religionists would sometimes consider what they think objectively. If they did you'd hope they'd have an epiphany and realise they're being ridiculous.
I genuinely believe that people who believe in god and heaven and so on have a form of mental illness. If I swore blind in the existence of leprachauns, people would quite rightly question my sanity....and yet even though there's as much proof in the existence of god (i.e, NONE), were meant to take their nuttery seriously and respect it.
Madness.
You'd like to think, in 2019, that people had grown-up and realised what total rubbish religion is.
In 2013 an American had a torn placenta and prayed to Cardinal John Henry Newman to stop the bleeding - and lo and behold, the bleeding stopped.
That's what people in the real world with a grasp of reality call a coincidence.
I wish religionists would sometimes consider what they think objectively. If they did you'd hope they'd have an epiphany and realise they're being ridiculous.
I genuinely believe that people who believe in god and heaven and so on have a form of mental illness. If I swore blind in the existence of leprachauns, people would quite rightly question my sanity....and yet even though there's as much proof in the existence of god (i.e, NONE), were meant to take their nuttery seriously and respect it.
Madness.
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Theland
23:09 Oh Naomi, so late and time short.
Gladly engage when I have better time to do this subject justice.
Respectfully.
23:36 Am not stuck Naomi and you know it.
00:10 Live longer? Lots of early nights . . . . . . with my blow up doll.
Too late to give naomi an answer but not too late to talk about a blow up doll, yeah Theland you're stuck.
23:09 Oh Naomi, so late and time short.
Gladly engage when I have better time to do this subject justice.
Respectfully.
23:36 Am not stuck Naomi and you know it.
00:10 Live longer? Lots of early nights . . . . . . with my blow up doll.
Too late to give naomi an answer but not too late to talk about a blow up doll, yeah Theland you're stuck.
Jackdaw, I'm unsure what the consternation is about this.
I thought Prince Charles spoke well today.
//“In this age, during which he has been made a saint, Newman’s example remains compelling and relevant,” Charles said during a reception after the canonisation in Vatican City on Sunday.
“He was able to advocate without accusation and, perhaps most of all, to see differences as places of encounter rather than exclusion … these are principles that continue to inspire and to guide each new generation.
“Today is a cause of celebration for us all … he was a priest, poet and thinker ahead of his time, and perhaps above all, he was a fearless defender of the truth whose impact on the world was as profound as it is enduring.”//
I thought Prince Charles spoke well today.
//“In this age, during which he has been made a saint, Newman’s example remains compelling and relevant,” Charles said during a reception after the canonisation in Vatican City on Sunday.
“He was able to advocate without accusation and, perhaps most of all, to see differences as places of encounter rather than exclusion … these are principles that continue to inspire and to guide each new generation.
“Today is a cause of celebration for us all … he was a priest, poet and thinker ahead of his time, and perhaps above all, he was a fearless defender of the truth whose impact on the world was as profound as it is enduring.”//
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