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  • L Lost User

    Your an idiot. You expect God to require us to worship it? Get real. Do you really think that God would pamper us and let us live in absolute luxury and keep us living forever, FUCKING MORON!!!! THAT FUCKING DEFEATS THE PURPOSE OF LIFE YOU IDIOT!:wtf:

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    R Giskard Reventlov
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    So why do you worship it? Is it a requirement? If not, why do it if it isn't required? Getting angry and shouting makes you appear to be the idiot, not me. And I'm pretty sure I never mentioned luxury or eternity or any such thing. As far as I'm aware you're born, you live and, after a short time you die. End of. Is there a pur[ose to life? If you know you should say. I simple ask the questions that you appear unable or unwilling to answer.

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      anything worthy of worship should have the courage and wit to show itself.

      In your opinion.

      Modern liberalism has never achieved anything other than giving Secularists something to feel morally superior about

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      So you feel that it is okay to worship the unseen/unknown? I have some real fine swamp-land in Florida I'm sure you'll be interested in...

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        So you feel that it is okay to worship the unseen/unknown? I have some real fine swamp-land in Florida I'm sure you'll be interested in...

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        Stan Shannon
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        digital man wrote:

        So you feel that it is okay to worship the unseen/unknown?

        Seems to be the human thang to do.

        Modern liberalism has never achieved anything other than giving Secularists something to feel morally superior about

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        • L Lost User

          Your an idiot. You expect God to require us to worship it? Get real. Do you really think that God would pamper us and let us live in absolute luxury and keep us living forever, FUCKING MORON!!!! THAT FUCKING DEFEATS THE PURPOSE OF LIFE YOU IDIOT!:wtf:

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          Lost User
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          FUCKING MORON!!1!!!1 YOU SOUND FUCKING BIPOLAR FUCK FUCK SHIT :omg::omg::omg::mad::mad::mad::wtf::wtf::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::-O:-O:-O:-O:-O:-O:-O:->:->:->:->:->

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          • T Tim Craig

            Off your meds again?

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            Jorgen Sigvardsson
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            Just because the meds can take down three full grown elephants, doesn't mean they are strong enough to keep him calm. He ought to be in Guiness's Book of World Records. ;)

            -- Raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

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              Jorgen Sigvardsson
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              The Grand Negus wrote:

              Belief in God is clearly not limited to frightened children and imbeciles.

              That's what some of you think now. Ask your grand grand children. :)

              -- Raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

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              • E Ed Gadziemski

                The Grand Negus wrote:

                Albert Einstein believed in God,

                Einstein was an atheist. He couched some of his theory in religion because he was attacked by the religious wackos, but he asserted his atheism many times.

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                Judah Gabriel Himango
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                You're right that he wasn't a religious person (while Jewish, he was not a Judaic Jew, for instance). At the same time, he wasn't an atheist, strictly speaking; he did not hold the belief that there was no god. A better label for him would be pantheist: the belief that everything in nature together is god.

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                • R R Giskard Reventlov

                  So why do you worship it? Is it a requirement? If not, why do it if it isn't required? Getting angry and shouting makes you appear to be the idiot, not me. And I'm pretty sure I never mentioned luxury or eternity or any such thing. As far as I'm aware you're born, you live and, after a short time you die. End of. Is there a pur[ose to life? If you know you should say. I simple ask the questions that you appear unable or unwilling to answer.

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                  Lost User
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                  digital man wrote:

                  So why do you worship it?

                  I don't worship it. I just believe that there is a god and have respect for it.

                  digital man wrote:

                  Getting angry and shouting makes you appear to be the idiot, not me.

                  WOW!!!!!!!!!

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                  • R R Giskard Reventlov

                    So why do you worship it? Is it a requirement? If not, why do it if it isn't required? Getting angry and shouting makes you appear to be the idiot, not me. And I'm pretty sure I never mentioned luxury or eternity or any such thing. As far as I'm aware you're born, you live and, after a short time you die. End of. Is there a pur[ose to life? If you know you should say. I simple ask the questions that you appear unable or unwilling to answer.

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                    Personally I don't feel compelled to worship. The whole thing doesn't make much sense as you've pointed out. But I do feel thankful. So I offer that.

                    This statement was never false.

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                    • J Judah Gabriel Himango

                      You're right that he wasn't a religious person (while Jewish, he was not a Judaic Jew, for instance). At the same time, he wasn't an atheist, strictly speaking; he did not hold the belief that there was no god. A better label for him would be pantheist: the belief that everything in nature together is god.

                      Tech, life, family, faith: Give me a visit. I'm currently blogging about: How Easter replaced Passover in modern Christianity The apostle Paul, modernly speaking: Epistles of Paul Judah Himango

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                      Isn't pantheism many gods? And not just the immanence of God?

                      This statement was never false.

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                        The Grand Negus wrote:

                        yet almost all of them would find it objectionable if I arbitrarily slapped one of them in the face. Why? On what grounds? Scientific?

                        Yes. Its scientific that if you slap me on the face, it HURTS. As pain signals are sent to the brain. I find it uncomfortable. Not morally. Its on moral grounds that I don't slap you back.

                        This statement was never false.

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                          The Grand Negus wrote:

                          I think that a normal human perspective includes concepts such as "necessary and sufficient causes" and that psychologically healthy humans require some kind of meaning in their lives. Atheism deprives a man of both of these and is therefore a perverse and sterile doctrine (or position, or belief, or conclusion, or whatever term you like).

                          I disagree. While I find meaning in contemplating the divine, I think its erroneous to suggest that without it you can have no meaning in your life. There are definately Atheists who have found meaning in their lives. As well as homosexuals. This is only your opinion. And you can't dictate what another can find as meaning in their lives. That is just flat out wrong. Do I have to wish upon an afterlife to have meaning within this life? Maybe religion has screwed up people's meanings. Wasn't Jesus the one who said: "The best way for a tadpole to prepare for being a frog, is to live each and every moment faithfully as a tadpole."? That suggests to me, that our focus is rightfully placed within this life, and not worrying so much about the afterlife.

                          This statement was never false.

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                            Isn't pantheism many gods? And not just the immanence of God?

                            This statement was never false.

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                            Judah Gabriel Himango
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                            Polytheism = "many gods". Pantheism = "god is all".

                            Tech, life, family, faith: Give me a visit. I'm currently blogging about: How men in the Catholic Church replaced Passover with Easter The apostle Paul, modernly speaking: Epistles of Paul Judah Himango

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