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Bud144-Angel wrote: <quoted text> Hi, do you people believe Christ the Son of God walked on the earth in the flesh of man?? Why do you ask the atheist, if he is a theist? I already know that you religitards do not believe in Santa, but while I am here, do you lot believe in Santa?
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soapmann
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youtube.com/watch... ………… no not real Noah a fake
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“Citizen_Patriot_ Voter_Atheist!”
Since: May 09
Earth,TX
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Givemeliberty wrote: He is on of the dumbest posters ever, and that is saying something! He belongs to a scary, strange backwoods cult and is ashamed to say which one it is. You're answer is well worded indeed and may I ad that the more we learn the more likely it seems that Jesus may have never existed period but rather was a construct by people wanting to start a new religion. This was repeatedly done in the area at that time with sons of the gods popping up like Starbucks. <quoted text> Thank you sir, I do appreciate the compliment. From his cult's name, I would assume it to be a rather new convolution, of previous dogmas, perhaps put through the apologists mill several times before being displayed out on the Christain salad bar. There seems to be fewer and fewer hogs at the trough, with each passing Sunday, maybe that is why we have never heard of this particular brand of slop.
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Sparky
AOL
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Do you mean like Jesus was wearing a Joe Dirt suit?
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Reason Personified wrote: <quoted text>Why do you ask the atheist, if he is a theist? I already know that you religitards do not believe in Santa, but while I am here, do you lot believe in Santa? Hi, for your information, bible or Holy Bible is no were in the OT and the NT. Did the Lord Jesus Christ walk on this earth in the flesh of men? I don't believe in Christmas or Easter. Its not a Christian holiday. RC's made that up.
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“Citizen_Patriot_ Voter_Atheist!”
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Earth,TX
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Bud144-Angel wrote: <quoted text> Hi, for your information, bible or Holy Bible is no were in the OT and the NT. Did the Lord Jesus Christ walk on this earth in the flesh of men? I don't believe in Christmas or Easter. Its not a Christian holiday. RC's made that up. Why do you ask the atheist, if he is a theist? I already know that you religitards do not believe in Santa, but while I am here, do you lot believe in Santa?
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Since: Mar 11
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Hey reject do you even know what an atheist is? No seriously are you that stupid? You are a great example I the weak minded idiots that get lured into cults like the one you are ordered not to mention by your cult master. Let me help you. An atheist is someone who doesn't believe in god/s. Are you with me so far mouth breather? Ok wipe the snot that's running down your face and we'll continue. So if one doesn't believe in god then they don't believe in his son either, still with me or am I going to fast for you? Sorry but there is no historical proof that Jesus even existed. Now do you have some watchtowers to sell or snakes to handle? Bud144-Angel wrote: <quoted text> Hi, for your information, bible or Holy Bible is no were in the OT and the NT. Did the Lord Jesus Christ walk on this earth in the flesh of men? I don't believe in Christmas or Easter. Its not a Christian holiday. RC's made that up.
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Since: Mar 11
Mount Prospect, IL
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No of course we or any reasonable person doesn't. Now what is the name of the church you belong to? Or are you afraid to say because your cult master monitors your posts? You must be deeply ashamed to refuse for so long to simply say what church you belong to. Deeply ashamed indeed. Bud144-Angel wrote: <quoted text> Hi, do you people believe Christ the Son of God walked on the earth in the flesh of man??
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“Formerly "Richard"”
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KJV wrote: <quoted text> Posted earlier by derek4 Study: Atheists Have Lowest 'Retention Rate' Compared to Religious Groups Only about 30 percent of those who grow up in an atheist household remain atheists as adults. This "retention rate" was the lowest among the 20 separate categories in the study. There were 1,387 atheists (weighted) in the survey. Four-hundred thirty-two weighted respondents said they were raised atheist. Of those, 131 self-identified as atheist. Continued: Gray also noted that, "of those raised as atheists, 30% are now affiliated with a Protestant denomination, 10% are Catholic, 2% are Jewish, 1% are Mormon, and 1% are Pagan." Jehovah's Witness, congregationalist and holiness churches had the next lowest retention rates at 37 percent, 37 percent and 32 percent, respectively. Thirty-eight percent of those who grew up with no particular religious faith or belief system remained that way. Hindus had the highest retention rate at 84 percent, followed by Jews (76 percent), Muslims (76 percent), Greek Orthodox (73 percent), Mormons (70 percent) and Catholics (68 percent). Baptists had the highest retention rate of the Protestant Christian categories at 60 percent, followed by Lutheran (59 percent) and Pentecostal (50 percent). http://www.christianpost.com/news/study-athei... [Right; NO thinking people don't want to be atheists.] From: Deseret News / Salt Lake City, UT July, 2012 “Atheists abandon their beliefs more often than people in other religious groups, study finds” A new study has found that people raised in an atheist home abandon those beliefs as adults more often than people raised with other religious belief systems, putting atheism at a 30 percent retention rate. Conclusions and interpretations of the study are that atheists are more often "made" as adults rather than "raised." The highest retention rates are in the Hindu faith, which holds onto about 84 percent of adherents. Those who grow up in an atheist household are least likely to maintain their beliefs about religion as adults, according to a study by Georgetown University's Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA). Only about 30 percent of those who grow up in an atheist household remain atheists as adults. This "retention rate" was the lowest among the 20 separate categories in the study. There were 1,387 atheists (weighted) in the survey. Four-hundred thirty-two weighted respondents said they were raised atheist. Of those, 131 self-identified as atheist. http://www.deseretnews.com/article/765589392/... [Who would want to be an atheist? LOL] So you don't know what atheist doctrines are, well that's ok because because I have never heard of them either. But fell free to tell me what I "believe" in, I like a good laugh.
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“The Beat 64 rocks out in”
Since: May 07
Knoxville, TN
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Bud144-Angel wrote: Does Atheist believe Christ the Son of God walked on the earth in the flesh of man?? Proof positive that there really is such a thing as a stupid question...
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Since: Mar 11
Louisville, KY
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That so needs to go on the dumbest thing a godbot has said thread :) NightSerf wrote: <quoted text> Proof positive that there really is such a thing as a stupid question...
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What do you get if you cross a Jew? Christianity. Bud144-Angel wrote: Givemeliberty Sorry I was so rude with you and others, I'll let you be.
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NightSerf wrote: <quoted text> Proof positive that there really is such a thing as a stupid question... Hi, thanks for answering my question. It was a very important question.
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NightSerf wrote: <quoted text> Proof positive that there really is such a thing as a stupid question... Hi, Givemeliberty nows the answer, he said he was raise a baptize. He knows the books of 1st & 2nd John, ask him.
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Givemeliberty wrote: No of course we or any reasonable person doesn't. Now what is the name of the church you belong to? Or are you afraid to say because your cult master monitors your posts? You must be deeply ashamed to refuse for so long to simply say what church you belong to. Deeply ashamed indeed. <quoted text> Hi, so you can not read and comprehend. You know what church I belong to, churches of the first born written in heaven that the Atheist and many others have left.
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Amused
Worcester, MA
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Bud144-Angel wrote: <quoted text> Hi, do you people believe Christ the Son of God walked on the earth in the flesh of man?? No. Next question.
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Amused
Worcester, MA
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Bud144-Angel wrote: <quoted text> Hi, I told you I belong to teh churches of God the Father in our Lord Jesus Christ by the Holy Ghost, called the SpiritualNation of Israel. We believe the NT happen in the last 70 years of that old evil world and Chrsit returned like he said he would at the end of that world and bring tehj new wife of God into this new world and that everyone was a Christian at the beginning of this new world 2012 years ago. I am not a RC, OC, and/or PC, I don't agree with what they what they teach. God is not gone into this new world saving sinner again. You get saved one time by faith with good works. Question: Saved from what? Answer: Saved from god. After all, in your mythology, it is your god who is going to torture us if we are not "saved". So, your god is both the problem and the solution.
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After those days, I (God of Israel) will made an everlasting covenant with his people (all men, Jews and Gentiles) born again and saved from the wrath of the Lamb of God in the beginning of this new world and he will put his laws in our hearts and write in them our minds and be a God unto us and not have to teach every man his his neighbor, FOR all men knoweth the Lord.
You can never run from Christianity, it will follow you to the grave.
You can deny him, but he will never deny himself and he live in his people today and forever and ever, world withour end.
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Adam
Stoke-on-trent, UK
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delusion - "A delusion is a belief held with strong conviction despite superior evidence to the contrary."
"Delusion refers to some firm belief you have that is actually not grounded in reality."
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Bud144-Angel wrote: You can never run from Christianity, it will follow you to the grave. Sounds like a creepy, stalker religion.
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