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  • L lost in transition

    Now Red's comment was funny but how would you feel if code-frog's story is true. Do you have kids?


    God Bless, Jason

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    Chuck Norris keeps the hamsters going whenever Chris is gone on vacation. Just stares them down and they keep the servers going

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    No, I don't have kids, I am 17. I was posting that just to see how fast it would disappear.

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      Which Creation "Science" website did you get that from?

      The divinity of Jesus is made a convenient cover for absurdity. - John Adams

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      Which Creation "Science" website did you get that from?

      Why?


      God Bless, Jason

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        string name = "" wrote:

        Which Creation "Science" website did you get that from?

        Why?


        God Bless, Jason

        Paul Conrad wrote:

        Chuck Norris keeps the hamsters going whenever Chris is gone on vacation. Just stares them down and they keep the servers going

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        Because I have seen several of them, and they all have scientific "theories" on there that have been completely proven wrong. For instance the one about the magnetic field, or about the sun's size. I think that any supposively scientific information that came from religious websites would be highly suspect at best.

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          Because I have seen several of them, and they all have scientific "theories" on there that have been completely proven wrong. For instance the one about the magnetic field, or about the sun's size. I think that any supposively scientific information that came from religious websites would be highly suspect at best.

          The divinity of Jesus is made a convenient cover for absurdity. - John Adams

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          How does Carbon-14 dating work?[^] Found by this: Google[^] It sometimes seem that it takes more faith to not have faith in the Bible.


          God Bless, Jason

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            How does Carbon-14 dating work?[^] Found by this: Google[^] It sometimes seem that it takes more faith to not have faith in the Bible.


            God Bless, Jason

            Paul Conrad wrote:

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            Quote: It sometimes seem that it takes more faith to not have faith in the Bible. That might work if there was just one bible, but there are so many religious books with their creation stories that your statement is just ridiculous.

            The divinity of Jesus is made a convenient cover for absurdity. - John Adams

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              Quote: It sometimes seem that it takes more faith to not have faith in the Bible. That might work if there was just one bible, but there are so many religious books with their creation stories that your statement is just ridiculous.

              The divinity of Jesus is made a convenient cover for absurdity. - John Adams

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              give some examples of different books.


              God Bless, Jason

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                give some examples of different books.


                God Bless, Jason

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                Uh, the Quran perhaps?

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                • L Lost User

                  Uh, the Quran perhaps?

                  The divinity of Jesus is made a convenient cover for absurdity. - John Adams

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                  How does the story of creation go in the koran?


                  God Bless, Jason

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                  • L lost in transition

                    How does the story of creation go in the koran?


                    God Bless, Jason

                    Paul Conrad wrote:

                    Chuck Norris keeps the hamsters going whenever Chris is gone on vacation. Just stares them down and they keep the servers going

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                    I think it is the same as Genesis. But there is also the QU'RET AL-YEZID that says Satan is the creator of humanity. I think the bottom line is that simple minds look for simple explanations. Believing in God makes eveything easy to understand, and provides a way of coping with death.

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                      I think it is the same as Genesis. But there is also the QU'RET AL-YEZID that says Satan is the creator of humanity. I think the bottom line is that simple minds look for simple explanations. Believing in God makes eveything easy to understand, and provides a way of coping with death.

                      The divinity of Jesus is made a convenient cover for absurdity. - John Adams

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                      Believing in God makes eveything easy to understand

                      I always thought materialism was much easier to understand since it removes metaphysical consideration altogether. Maybe that's what's wrong with atheists. They're just not smart enough.

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                        Believing in God makes eveything easy to understand

                        I always thought materialism was much easier to understand since it removes metaphysical consideration altogether. Maybe that's what's wrong with atheists. They're just not smart enough.

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                        You obviously have a very poor understanding of atheism.

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                          You obviously have a very poor understanding of atheism.

                          The divinity of Jesus is made a convenient cover for absurdity. - John Adams

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                          You wish... Atheism is a self-defining word: Without God. Materialism is the extent of the modern atheist's metaphysical beliefs. That is to say...They believe in a lack of metaphysics. So theists deal both in the physical world (i.e. its material attributes) and the metaphysical world (i.e. its unseen spiritual attributes), whereas atheists deal only in the former. The fact that you believe theism creates a more simplified worldview (when it actually adds a very significant layer of complexity) tells me you have a poor understanding of both atheism and theism.

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                            link[^]

                            Voters chose the Great Wall of China; India's Taj Mahal; the centuries-old pink
                            ruins of Petra in Jordan; the Colosseum in Rome; the statue of Christ overlooking Rio
                            de Janeiro; the Incan ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru; and the ancient Mayan city of
                            Chichen Itza in Mexico.

                            Apparently a 105-foot, 100-year-old concrete statue is a greater wonder than the 455-foot, 4,500-year-old Great Pyramid of Giza. How absolutely absurd.

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                            envy?


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                              Actually, no

                              No? How do you figure. Christ the Redeemer is a wonder. The Great Pyramid of Giza is not. Who cares about their methodology? And why would a poured concrete statue or be a greater wonder than something like the Eiffel Tower. It's just plain old stupid. Even that orange peel doohicky you have in Australia is more impressive.

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                              I'm just imagening you bickering if some french tower would have made it :rolleyes:


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                              • M Matthew Faithfull

                                Ahh. You were doing so well and now you've blown it.:sigh: Read a bit further in your Bible and you'll come accross something called the resurection. Only the greatest moment in history so far. Not sure how you managed to miss it actaully. If it's a little tricky to understand you could get an excellent relatively modern book about it called "Who moved the stone?" by C.S. Lewis.

                                Nothing is exactly what it seems but everything with seems can be unpicked.

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                                Matthew Faithfull wrote:

                                Only the greatest moment in history so far.

                                Yep, must have been something: Jesus turning into a zombie and nobody freaking out. ;P


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                                • R Red Stateler

                                  You wish... Atheism is a self-defining word: Without God. Materialism is the extent of the modern atheist's metaphysical beliefs. That is to say...They believe in a lack of metaphysics. So theists deal both in the physical world (i.e. its material attributes) and the metaphysical world (i.e. its unseen spiritual attributes), whereas atheists deal only in the former. The fact that you believe theism creates a more simplified worldview (when it actually adds a very significant layer of complexity) tells me you have a poor understanding of both atheism and theism.

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                                  Red Stateler wrote:

                                  Atheism is a self-defining word: Without God

                                  You got that part right: But Athiesm and Materialism are independent. An athiest may or may not subscribe to the materialistic world view.

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                                    link[^]

                                    Voters chose the Great Wall of China; India's Taj Mahal; the centuries-old pink
                                    ruins of Petra in Jordan; the Colosseum in Rome; the statue of Christ overlooking Rio
                                    de Janeiro; the Incan ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru; and the ancient Mayan city of
                                    Chichen Itza in Mexico.

                                    Apparently a 105-foot, 100-year-old concrete statue is a greater wonder than the 455-foot, 4,500-year-old Great Pyramid of Giza. How absolutely absurd.

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                                    Andy Brummer
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                                    With the title of the post I thought it was going to be about you. :-D


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                                      link[^]

                                      Voters chose the Great Wall of China; India's Taj Mahal; the centuries-old pink
                                      ruins of Petra in Jordan; the Colosseum in Rome; the statue of Christ overlooking Rio
                                      de Janeiro; the Incan ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru; and the ancient Mayan city of
                                      Chichen Itza in Mexico.

                                      Apparently a 105-foot, 100-year-old concrete statue is a greater wonder than the 455-foot, 4,500-year-old Great Pyramid of Giza. How absolutely absurd.

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                                      Bassam Abdul Baki
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                                      On that, I agree. Now cut it out, you're freaking me out.


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                                      • R Red Stateler

                                        You wish... Atheism is a self-defining word: Without God. Materialism is the extent of the modern atheist's metaphysical beliefs. That is to say...They believe in a lack of metaphysics. So theists deal both in the physical world (i.e. its material attributes) and the metaphysical world (i.e. its unseen spiritual attributes), whereas atheists deal only in the former. The fact that you believe theism creates a more simplified worldview (when it actually adds a very significant layer of complexity) tells me you have a poor understanding of both atheism and theism.

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                                        Red Stateler
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                                        Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:

                                        But Athiesm and Materialism are independent. An athiest may or may not subscribe to the materialistic world view.

                                        I know, which is why I said "Materialism is the extent of the modern atheist's metaphysical beliefs". You'd be very hard-pressed to find an atheist these days that is not a materialist since atheism is basically the adoption of science as religion.

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                                        • A Andy Brummer

                                          With the title of the post I thought it was going to be about you. :-D


                                          I can imagine the sinking feeling one would have after ordering my book, only to find a laughably ridiculous theory with demented logic once the book arrives - Mark McCutcheon

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                                          Espeir, Matthew Faithfull, fat_boy, CSS, Adnan, Grand Negus, Satips. :suss:

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