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Since: Jan 13
Clearwater, FL
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BBSting wrote: <quoted text> Is there really any sense in asking the same question when you have no intention of accepting an anwser? It's not only redundant but counterproductive. Let's approach this another way. Tell me this BBSting, how much do you know about God? I don't mean just that he exists, I know you belive that. But what do you know about God, about his personality, his motives, etc.?
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Hedonist wrote: <quoted text> John's a resident troll. We've all had the experience of trying to have adult conversation with him. And all to no avail. Thought I'd let you experience him yourself before noting that is really does no good to feed this troll. He's got a canned post that he'll put up once a week or so and that's all he's capable of. Been going on for over a year now that I know of. Ahhh - the lurking censoring hedonist makes an appearance! Removing my posts won't make atheists right. LOL! I am delighted to know however that my ideas and perceptions threaten your comfortable provincial world view enough to make you resort to such an ignoble forum tactic. Just goes to show that amoral atheists will stoop to any level to protect and preserve their particular "ism" which ironically - has no socially redeeming value. Enlightenment belongs to the adventurous thinker not the prosaic mind imprisoned by its own limited thoughts, but don't let that stop you. By all means march onward, and VIA CON DIOS.:o
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tagit
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Calm Liberal wrote: <quoted text> First of all, atheism does not make any claim to offer anything better, at least not in the sense that you mean. You're like a five year old child who believes in Santa Clause, telling a 12 year old child who no longer believes in Santa, "Well your non-belief in Santa Clause offers nothing better." That's not the point. If I see a guy who thinks he's Napoleon, and I tell him he's nuts, he might respond, "Well, your refusal to believe that I'm Napoleon offers nothing better." Is that really a valid reason for the guy to continue his delusion? Only the self righteous think they can decide what people should and should not believe.
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Since: Jan 13
Clearwater, FL
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tagit wrote: <quoted text> Only the self righteous think they can decide what people should and should not believe. You're 100 percent correct. The religious nuts who decide that everyone believe in God are indeed self righteous. I, on the other hand, will only decide what I will believe.
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“ecrasez l'infame”
Since: May 08
Atlanta, Georgia
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_postscript_ wrote: <quoted text> Ahhh - the lurking censoring hedonist makes an appearance! Removing my posts won't make atheists right. LOL! I am delighted to know however that my ideas and perceptions threaten your comfortable provincial world view enough to make you resort to such an ignoble forum tactic. Just goes to show that amoral atheists will stoop to any level to protect and preserve their particular "ism" which ironically - has no socially redeeming value. Enlightenment belongs to the adventurous thinker not the prosaic mind imprisoned by its own limited thoughts, but don't let that stop you. By all means march onward, and VIA CON DIOS.:o Bearing false witness against me again. I would not (and could not) censor anybody. Even the Topix moderators only censor the worst TOS offenders. And you continue your hateful straw man caricature of atheists as a group. You are such a fine example of the bigotry which drives a lot of atheists to speak out and say we've had enough. Should I assume that this is typical of all Christians?
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“ecrasez l'infame”
Since: May 08
Atlanta, Georgia
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tagit wrote: <quoted text> Only the self righteous think they can decide what people should and should not believe. “I would defend the liberty of consenting adult creationists to practice whatever intellectual perversions they like in the privacy of their own homes; but it is also necessary to protect the young and innocent.”~ Arthur C. Clarke “We must respect the other fellow's religion, but only in the sense and to the extent that we respect his theory that his wife is beautiful and his children smart.”~ H. L. Mencken “Secularists are often wrongly accused of trying to purge religious ideals from public discourse. We simply want to deny them public sponsorship.”~ Wendy Kaminer
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Lincoln
United States
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Givemeliberty wrote: U Now either answer the question or get your nothing out here! Another day i ask this sinple question and another day of ineptitude from the believers in god! Stump a theist ask them why we should accept their god as anything more than a product of their imagination! <quoted text> Life is brief and so far no one has reported on what occurs after we die. There is a wish for life after death. It is fun to watch atheists go nuts when they see a Nativity Scene on Public Land at Christmas
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Lincoln
United States
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Calm Liberal wrote: <quoted text> You're 100 percent correct. The religious nuts who decide that everyone believe in God are indeed self righteous. I , on the other hand, will only decide what
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will believe. Two uses of "I".:-) We really don't care what you believe! Self centered people are b o r i n g !
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Since: Apr 11
Los Angeles, CA
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postscriptt wrote: <quoted text> I would agree with you but then we'd both be wrong. You're not challenging the validity of extrasensory perception by attempting to diminish the significance of these events. You are creating obstacles for yourself - webs of assumptions that will prevent you from opening the inner door that leads to the evidence you seek. Don't look to science for assistance. Since it refuses to consider the question of awareized consciousness in any of its calculations, it can't even begin to validate extrasensory experiences. Fortunately, the beauty of self-evident subjective experience is that its meaning is not dependent on the corroboration of science. Intellectual freedom requires the presence of alternative thoughts. The most successful tyranny is not the one that uses force to assure uniformity, but the one that "removes" the awareness of other possibilities. Think about it. But I'm saying there is no significance to these events.
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Since: Apr 11
Los Angeles, CA
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John wrote: You might as well scream, "I'm stumped!" Aren't you tolerant of homosexuals? Get your nothing out of here! John posts the same 4 or 5 posts, then refuses to debate.
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Since: Apr 11
Los Angeles, CA
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Wrathbone wrote: <quoted text> How about scientists who support the idea of Intelligent Design, are they also pompous dolts in your narrow minded world of bigoted opinions? "Intelligent Design" is just a euphemism for creationism. Dismissed.
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Since: Mar 11
Mount Prospect, IL
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Life is brief, far to brief to waste it on unproven fanciful notions such as god/s because living under such delusions prevents people from reaching their full potential and that is the saddest thing of all when it comes to the imaginary friend you call God. Lincoln wrote: <quoted text> Life is brief and so far no one has reported on what occurs after we die. There is a wish for life after death. It is fun to watch atheists go nuts when they see a Nativity Scene on Public Land at Christmas
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Rose_NoHo wrote: <quoted text> "Intelligent Design" is just a euphemism for creationism. Dismissed. If you are right, and God doesn't exist that would explain why the world is so screwed up!
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Rose_NoHo wrote: <quoted text> But I'm saying there is no significance to these events. You can say it, but saying it doesn't make it true.
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“I Am No One Else”
Since: Apr 12
Seattle
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Lincoln wrote: <quoted text> Two uses of "I".:-) We really don't care what you believe! Self centered people are b o r i n g ! Then why do you continue to be self centered and demonstrate that you don't care about other people?
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“There is no such thing”
Since: May 08
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KittenKoder wrote: <quoted text> Then why do you continue to be self centered and demonstrate that you don't care about other people? It is human nature to be self centered.
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Lincoln
United States
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Givemeliberty wrote: Life is brief, far to brief to waste it on unproven fanciful notions such as god/s because living under such delusions prevents people from reaching their full potential and that is the saddest thing of all when it comes to the imaginary friend you call God. <quoted text> Restated your opinion. Not an original opinion. No basis in scientific evidence.
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Lincoln
United States
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KittenKoder wrote: <quoted text> Then why do you continue to be self centered and demonstrate that you don't care about other people? Easier to care about those who are not self centered? "When you've seen beyond yourself...." George Harrison. Jesus did not divide people into "Job Creators" and "The Takers "
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Since: Mar 11
Mount Prospect, IL
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Did you think that post of your's was a cohesive point of some kind? No basis in scientific evidence? Oh but your life after death wish is just scientific to the max eh? Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahah a! Hey now say something stupid about Jesus a Demi-god of myth we have no historic proof for :) Lincoln wrote: <quoted text> Restated your opinion. Not an original opinion. No basis in scientific evidence.
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Sheldon T
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Givemeliberty wrote: Did you think that post of your's was a cohesive point of some kind? No basis in scientific evidence? Oh but your life after death wish is just scientific to the max eh? <quoted text> You are assuming that science has all the facts. If it did, it would be God.
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