There is Everything Wrong with Abortion

[mamma-san]

LAWEST100 wrote:

<quoted text> No one needs a "imaginary being" to tell them what to do, but you still need God rather you can realize that or not.

That is your opinion, meaningful only to you.

[LAWEST100]

mamma-san wrote:

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That is your opinion, meaningful only to you.

And a few million others.(C:

[mamma-san]

LAWEST100 wrote:

<quoted text> And a few million others.(C:

Follow the conversation Javert.

You just intimated that a few million people know of my existence.

I sincerely doubt it.

Again, your opinion is valid ONLY to you. I know Christians (as opposed to christians, like you) who vehemently disagree with your representation of the faith.

[LAWEST100]

mamma-san wrote:

<quoted text>
Follow the conversation Javert.
You just intimated that a few million people know of my existence.
I sincerely doubt it.
Again, your opinion is valid ONLY to you. I know Christians (as opposed to christians, like you) who vehemently disagree with your representation of the faith.

Follow the conversation yourself, you said that my "opinion was valid only to me", when I said 'and a few million others' I was referring to those who believe the gospel..........not those who know YOU. Reading comprehension needed on your part.

[Mpnf1979]

LAWEST100 wrote:

<quoted text> No one needs a "imaginary being" to tell them what to do, but you still need God rather you can realize that or not.

Saying we "need" god isn't the same as us needing it. We're just fine without. You people think that anyone who doesn't believe has something missing from their lives. Why? We are just as happy as the next person, living fulfilling lives, sometimes much more so because we believe in enjoying the moment rather than fantasizing about some hopeful afterlife that we don't know exists. It's the condescension of you people that make you vile and obnoxious.

[Mpnf1979]

LAWEST100 wrote:

<quoted text> And a few million others.(C:

Yeah, that's how the Nazis were able to slaughter millions of innocent people. They justified their disgusting behavior and tolerance of rape and murder because a few million other people felt that way too.

[love_spell]

mamma-san wrote:

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And your point is?????
I don't need an imaginary being to tell me what is right and wrong. Apparently you do.

i was agreeing with you.

have a nice day

[mamma-san]

LAWEST100 wrote:

<quoted text> Follow the conversation yourself, you said that my "opinion was valid only to me", when I said 'and a few million others' I was referring to those who believe the gospel..........not those who know YOU. Reading comprehension needed on your part.

Try again:

No one needs a "imaginary being" to tell them what to do, but you still need God rather you can realize that or not.

That is your opinion, meaningful only to you.

and a few million others...

I was referring to your opinion that I need some god...not to your opinion which is valid only to you.

[mamma-san]

love_spell wrote:

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i was agreeing with you.
have a nice day

My apologies. For some reason I thought Lawest had posted that. I wondered where it came from!

Again, my apologies.

[Ocean56]

Mpnf1979 wrote:

Saying we "need" god isn't the same as us needing it. We're just fine without. You people think that anyone who doesn't believe has something missing from their lives. Why? We are just as happy as the next person, living fulfilling lives, sometimes much more so because we believe in enjoying the moment rather than fantasizing about some hopeful afterlife that we don't know exists. It's the condescension of you people that make you vile and obnoxious.

Exactly. The way I see it, these religionist kooks keep insisting that we "need God" because they just can't handle the fact that NOT everyone needs an imaginary being to be law-abiding and productive citizens. Well, that's just too bad...for THEM, that is.

I kicked the toxic baggage of gods, religions and churches to the curb over 20 years ago and haven't regretted that decision for a minute. These days, I make my OWN decisions without some nosy church cleric making them FOR me.

[love_spell]

Ocean56 wrote:

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Exactly. The way I see it, these religionist kooks keep insisting that we "need God" because they just can't handle the fact that NOT everyone needs an imaginary being to be law-abiding and productive citizens. Well, that's just too bad...for THEM, that is.
I kicked the toxic baggage of gods, religions and churches to the curb over 20 years ago and haven't regretted that decision for a minute. These days, I make my OWN decisions without some nosy church cleric making them FOR me.

^5

mine was more recent. mine was a long journey. but, i did complete it about 4 yrs ago.

i feel so much lighter without all that baggage!!!!

[Ashelah]

LAWEST100 wrote:

<quoted text> Follow the conversation yourself, you said that my "opinion was valid only to me", when I said 'and a few million others' I was referring to those who believe the gospel..........not those who know YOU. Reading comprehension needed on your part.

I was just thinking that. I'm going back to the intelligent threads.
God Bless L <3

[Ashelah]

Mpnf1979 wrote:

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Saying we "need" god isn't the same as us needing it. We're just fine without. You people think that anyone who doesn't believe has something missing from their lives. Why? We are just as happy as the next person, living fulfilling lives, sometimes much more so because we believe in enjoying the moment rather than fantasizing about some hopeful afterlife that we don't know exists. It's the condescension of you people that make you vile and obnoxious.

You're right, you lot look really happy, what joy I see here....
<3

[CherryTheTart]

Juicylu wrote:

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You're right, you lot look really happy, what joy I see here....
<3

Yo Stupida, you just got here. We lost a longtime poster recently. We are all sad. She was one of the backbones of this thread and subject. KMA. ESAD.

[Mother Mary]

LAWEST100 wrote:

<quoted text> God often works through the resources that he gave man the knowledge to establish, and he can and have made a way out of no way at all when it is needed.
As for the children who was raped and murdered, he allowed it to happen true, why???.......is something you will have to consult him in PRAYER for yourself.
Peace.

He made it happen. The blood is on his hands....his fantasy hands...his ghost hands...his ..whatever 100!

[Mpnf1979]

Ocean56 wrote:

<quoted text>
Exactly. The way I see it, these religionist kooks keep insisting that we "need God" because they just can't handle the fact that NOT everyone needs an imaginary being to be law-abiding and productive citizens. Well, that's just too bad...for THEM, that is.
I kicked the toxic baggage of gods, religions and churches to the curb over 20 years ago and haven't regretted that decision for a minute. These days, I make my OWN decisions without some nosy church cleric making them FOR me.

It kind of makes me sad for people like that. To not think much of themselves to give themselves the credit for being the REAL person who gets them through each day. When I do something amazing in my life, I give myself all the credit (and my support system - my family and friends). I don't give the credit for getting through tough times on some imaginary being that I THINK is getting me through this...I'M getting me through this! lol

[Ashelah]

CherryTheTart wrote:

<quoted text>Yo Stupida, you just got here. We lost a longtime poster recently. We are all sad. She was one of the backbones of this thread and subject. KMA. ESAD.

Nao precisa de me chama de nomes braba menina/o.
<3

[LAWEST100]

Juicylu wrote:

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I was just thinking that. I'm going back to the intelligent threads.
God Bless L <3

Good decision, because you will find very little of it ( intelligence) here sadly.&#55357;&#56865;

[LAWEST100]

Mother Mary wrote:

<quoted text>He made it happen. The blood is on his hands....his fantasy hands...his ghost hands...his ..whatever 100!

No he did not "made it happen", what type of rationale is that?

[mamma-san]

LAWEST100 wrote:

<quoted text> No he did not "made it happen", what type of rationale is that?

the same type of rationale that says (assuming he exists) that he could have prevented it.

People give "god" credit for getting an A on a test, or making a touchdown, or finding the love of their life. But when something like this happens, you look all mysterious and say "he had his reasons."

Why would a god who helped someone get an a on their test tolerate seeing 24 human beings die at the hands of a madman?

THAT has no rationale.