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Self Righteous Religionists, Just Gotta Love Em Eh?
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My sons G/F is pregnant.
Her Uncle is a pastor.
He's just stated that the baby (my grandson) is a product of sin.
You just got to love these people of faith havnt you?
Dick!!
Her Uncle is a pastor.
He's just stated that the baby (my grandson) is a product of sin.
You just got to love these people of faith havnt you?
Dick!!
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During an impassioned sermon about death and final judgement, the pastor said forcefully, "Each member of this church is going to die and face judgement." Glancing down at the front pew, he noticed a man with a big smile on his face - the man was called Nailit. The minister repeated his point louder. "Each member of this church is going to die and face...
21:19 Thu 11th Feb 2021
I'm tired Andy.
There you go as well.
Fog plaiting.
In one phrase you can diminish all of my honest efforts to hold a decent conversation to nothing more than mush.
Fog plaiting suggests that every single point I have made has been done dishonestly and without integrity.
Simply not so. Hence I am very tired.
There you go as well.
Fog plaiting.
In one phrase you can diminish all of my honest efforts to hold a decent conversation to nothing more than mush.
Fog plaiting suggests that every single point I have made has been done dishonestly and without integrity.
Simply not so. Hence I am very tired.
I think the problem is that if you see the world through the prism of religion, with an almighty creator, then there is coherence. However if you are a non-believer then, to many, science, offers an explanation for the universe. So, let's face it, these two views can never be reconciled, no matter how much discussion and debate ensues.
Andy, that smell maybe the best from the frustration from scientists who can't answer questions in the face of enormously impossible odds.
Like the odds of forming s single protein 10 to the ,160, when there are only 10 to the 80 atoms in the whole universe!
Life from rocks!
Whales from cows!
You believe in that rubbish?
Like the odds of forming s single protein 10 to the ,160, when there are only 10 to the 80 atoms in the whole universe!
Life from rocks!
Whales from cows!
You believe in that rubbish?
Theland - I don't know and I accept that I don't know.
You don't know, so you assuage your ignorance by assuming that it must be God's work.
History shows that anything science cannot verify is explained eventually.
So it will - and in the meantime, I am happy to accept that no-one knows lots of things, and you are miserable, desperate to plug the gaps in knowledge with the pointless catch-all - if we don't know, it must be God.
Day by day your assertions are debunked on here, but you persist in flying in the face of questions, because it would mean admitting that you might be wrong.
Please don't respond with your 'weak sinner's schtick - that doesn't cut it either.
You don't know, so you assuage your ignorance by assuming that it must be God's work.
History shows that anything science cannot verify is explained eventually.
So it will - and in the meantime, I am happy to accept that no-one knows lots of things, and you are miserable, desperate to plug the gaps in knowledge with the pointless catch-all - if we don't know, it must be God.
Day by day your assertions are debunked on here, but you persist in flying in the face of questions, because it would mean admitting that you might be wrong.
Please don't respond with your 'weak sinner's schtick - that doesn't cut it either.
naomi - // //You don't know, so you assuage your ignorance by assuming that it must be God's work. //
But before that Theland assumes that a God - and in particular his God - exists. He doesn't know that either. //
A fair point.
At this stage in the proceedings, I am happy to take it as read that Theland is convinced that his god exists, and he has, and will resist any and all attempts to engage him in meaningful debate on that subject.
Therefore I am willing to move into the finer points of Theland's unshakable belief - mainly that anything science cannot explain must automatically default to God's doing.
Given that an Elizabethan scientist would have considered a mobile phone to be the work of the devil, I am happy to accept that the anomalies that Theland scoffs at today, will be explained and understood tomorrow.
I also accept that by then, the notion of believing in God will be seen as we now see the notion of cave dwellers worshiping the sun - a primitive superstition of the time.
But before that Theland assumes that a God - and in particular his God - exists. He doesn't know that either. //
A fair point.
At this stage in the proceedings, I am happy to take it as read that Theland is convinced that his god exists, and he has, and will resist any and all attempts to engage him in meaningful debate on that subject.
Therefore I am willing to move into the finer points of Theland's unshakable belief - mainly that anything science cannot explain must automatically default to God's doing.
Given that an Elizabethan scientist would have considered a mobile phone to be the work of the devil, I am happy to accept that the anomalies that Theland scoffs at today, will be explained and understood tomorrow.
I also accept that by then, the notion of believing in God will be seen as we now see the notion of cave dwellers worshiping the sun - a primitive superstition of the time.
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