dumb religious nonsense
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They aren't going to fucking use condoms. Use your brain for a minute.
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Not if they don't have any, obviously.
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Not if they don't have any, obviously.
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You forgot CG, these are usually black people, and as CSS has said before, they are barely above animals and not god's chosen race. Typing that made me feel dirty.
If I have accidentally said something witty, smart, or correct, it is purely by mistake and I apologize for it.
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Well, those are relevant topics. It is considered immoral to kill a baby. The majority of homosexuals are not born, they make the choice to be sexually deviant. If you look at the facts most homosexuals tend to have STDs, support corrupt government. This is immoral. A real homosexual is born with hormonal imbalances that make the body feel as if it is of the opposite sex, and therfore naturally that person becomes attracted to what the body and mind feels is the opposite sex when in fact it is the same sex. This is not immoral.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Well, those are relevant topics. It is considered immoral to kill a baby.
And also immoral to use a condom so that you never had to kill the baby or have it get a disease, or have it born into a situation where you can't afford it. I guess using a condom if you are on welfare is still evil even if you know having a baby would be a drain and you could not afford it.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
The majority of homosexuals are not born, they make the choice to be sexually deviant. If you look at the facts most homosexuals tend to have STDs, support corrupt government. This is immoral.
How many people make a choice to be hated by people, not allowed to share the same things with the people they love, etc... So STDs somehow make you immoral. Darn. I know a few women that had normal sex that are apparently immoral. A few became immoral with their husands. I like adding the corrupt government in there. As if somehow this has anything to do with anything.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
A real homosexual is born with hormonal imbalances that make the body feel as if it is of the opposite sex, and therfore naturally that person becomes attracted to what the body and mind feels is the opposite sex when in fact it is the same sex. This is not immoral.
And how can you tell the difference between the previous category and this one?
If I have accidentally said something witty, smart, or correct, it is purely by mistake and I apologize for it.
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William Winner wrote:
You do realize that in the Old Testament, the Jews had slaves. They had been provided with the 10 commandments from God and therefore knew the difference between good and evil and still had enslaved entire ethnic and religious groups.
Again, you don't find spiritual awakening for a damn book. The bibles of the world are irrelevent to this discussion. You can't learn right from wrong by being told or taught, it comes from within.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
You can't learn right from wrong by being told or taught, it comes from within.
Which means you aren't even talking about spirituality, you are talking about an innate moral compass. Which most people have, regardless of religion, race, sexual preference, or nationality. It's the people without one of these that can't tell the difference. Most of us call them psychopaths. So why are you bringing spirituality into this at all as if it was important? An innate connection to a higher being means nothing to whether or not you give a flying eff if you are being "evil."
If I have accidentally said something witty, smart, or correct, it is purely by mistake and I apologize for it.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
You can't learn right from wrong by being told or taught, it comes from within.
Which means you aren't even talking about spirituality, you are talking about an innate moral compass. Which most people have, regardless of religion, race, sexual preference, or nationality. It's the people without one of these that can't tell the difference. Most of us call them psychopaths. So why are you bringing spirituality into this at all as if it was important? An innate connection to a higher being means nothing to whether or not you give a flying eff if you are being "evil."
If I have accidentally said something witty, smart, or correct, it is purely by mistake and I apologize for it.
ragnaroknrol wrote:
Which means you aren't even talking about spirituality, you are talking about an innate moral compass. Which most people have, regardless of religion, race, sexual preference, or nationality.
I"m astounded how many people think otherwise. Someone recently told me that God must have given Adam and Eve the 10 commandments b/c otherwise how was it wrong for Cain to kill Abel ? Well, there is no society on earth that does not say murder is wrong.
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You forgot CG, these are usually black people, and as CSS has said before, they are barely above animals and not god's chosen race. Typing that made me feel dirty.
If I have accidentally said something witty, smart, or correct, it is purely by mistake and I apologize for it.
Yeah, I forgot all about that. Stupid me.
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Josh Gray wrote:
How about Australia and the US not allowing the money we give to Africa as aid to be spent on condoms?
Well they're not very filling or nutricious Josh.
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They aren't going to fucking use condoms. Use your brain for a minute.
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Some will, some won't, just like everybody else.
Steve
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Religion is a necessity, those without religion we are incomplete. Religion is a vital core component of the human species. In order for society to develop, maintain and build integrity, and for humans to develop emotionally and technologically we must have spirituality. However, those hellbent on domination and control will exploit religion to where we will be forced into bondage and arrested development. Those who wish to destroy religion want the same thing, arrested development and bondage. The only development we will get without religion is the development of new technologies to entrap us into iron grip bondage. You can go on and on about pedophiles and stonings, but that is not spirituality, that is donation by corrupt individuals in positions of power. Religion is being attacked by the globalists, especially Christianity. In a world without religion the state is god, and evil cults thrive.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
to develop emotionally and technologically we must have spirituality.
I'm not sure that spirituality help us develop technologically.
Steve
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Ian Shlasko wrote:
The problem isn't differentiating between good and evil. The problem is oversimplifying and redefining them. There's no such thing as ABSOLUTE good or ABSOLUTE evil. Everything is a shade of gray, some darker and some lighter.
This is exactly the type of flawed mindset I am talking about. The inability to differentiate between good and evil. Again, without a spiritual awaking, you cannot differentiate between good and evil.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
Well, you might consider it evil, but what if someone is pointing an assault rifle at a bunch of innocents, and you put a bullet in his head? Is that still evil?
Why was the person pointing the gun? What did the sniper know about the person and the people that person was pointing the gun at? Absolute full details are required to make proper judgment.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
Now, you think only religious people can figure out where things lie on that scale?
People claim to be religious because they go to some church or read a bible. That doesn't mean the person is spiritually awakened. A strong sense of morality and a strong connection with the creator and the greater universe might mean you are spiritually awakened. It is a channel of consciousness that cannot be described with words, it can only be experienced. You will never understand what it means to be spiritually awakened and that is something to be pittied.
Ian Shlasko wrote:
How about atheists? Well, sure there are some immoral people among us, just like every other group, but being atheist doesn't make one incapable of recognizing "good" and "bad."
Again, you don't have to belong to any particular group or read some particular texts to be spiritually awakened.
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Ian Shlasko wrote:
but being atheist doesn't make one incapable of recognizing "good" and "bad."
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
you don't have to belong to any particular group or read some particular texts to be spiritually awakened.
Thus in a world of 'spiritually awakened' atheists (i.e., without religion), the state need not be god. Do I see an inconsistency with the subject line?
Bob Emmett
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wolfbinary wrote:
I can't imagine any sufficiently advanced race from another planet would be religious.
I saw a bumper sticker the other day that said 'religious feeling is a mental disease'. I love all these examples of how closed minded and biggoted extreme athiests are.
wolfbinary wrote:
Stupid stuff like this would get in the way of getting here.
Yeah, if the chicks on that planet can't wear tight pants, how will the space ships work ?
wolfbinary wrote:
Any society that spends this much time worrying about things this vapid don't generally go far.
Well, I do tend to agree that the link is stupid, and that Islam in particular flies in the face of everything that God is about ( free will for a start ).
wolfbinary wrote:
The Catholic church needs to get with it too, especially with crap like the pedophile priests, and excommunicating people who disagree with them.
The pedo priests are perhaps an example of how totally wrong the Catholic church is, not because they condone it, but because they protect their power structure before they protect their flock. The basic issue you have is that you're not talking about God, or religion, you're talking about humans who are doing stupid or wrong things. None of these people prove there is no God by their own stupidity.
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Christian Graus wrote:
I love all these examples of how closed minded and biggoted extreme athiests are.
http://godlesspaladin.wordpress.com/2009/01/13/anti-atheist-billboards/[^] http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1122/1414548652_fd56db0c78_o.jpg[^] http://thescroogereport.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/billboard_smaller.jpg[^] But Christians are all angels, right?
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Christian Graus wrote:
I love all these examples of how closed minded and biggoted extreme athiests are.
http://godlesspaladin.wordpress.com/2009/01/13/anti-atheist-billboards/[^] http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1122/1414548652_fd56db0c78_o.jpg[^] http://thescroogereport.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/billboard_smaller.jpg[^] But Christians are all angels, right?
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
But Christians are all angels, right?
Of course - eventually. :)
Bob Emmett
Bob Emmett wrote:
Of course - eventually.
You believe in heaven?
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Christian Graus wrote:
I love all these examples of how closed minded and biggoted extreme athiests are.
http://godlesspaladin.wordpress.com/2009/01/13/anti-atheist-billboards/[^] http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1122/1414548652_fd56db0c78_o.jpg[^] http://thescroogereport.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/billboard_smaller.jpg[^] But Christians are all angels, right?
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
But Christians are all angels, right?
Hell, no. Most of them are stupid. Certainly, most of them would be found to claim that a non Christian must have no moral compass, which is BS. The point is entirely that the athiests attempt to take the high moral ground, and it is far from where they are. On both sides of the equation are human beings acting irrationally to defend their view of the world.
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Bob Emmett wrote:
Of course - eventually.
You believe in heaven?
Here's a thought. If heaven exists ( and it kind of doesn't, but that's another story ), or if God exists, then they exist regardless of what any person may believe.
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Here's a thought. If heaven exists ( and it kind of doesn't, but that's another story ), or if God exists, then they exist regardless of what any person may believe.
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Christian Graus wrote:
Here's a thought. If heaven exists ( and it kind of doesn't, but that's another story ), or if God exists, then they exist regardless of what any person may believe.
I've considered that. The question is not whether or not they exist, but whether believing that they exist or not is justifiable.
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
But Christians are all angels, right?
Hell, no. Most of them are stupid. Certainly, most of them would be found to claim that a non Christian must have no moral compass, which is BS. The point is entirely that the athiests attempt to take the high moral ground, and it is far from where they are. On both sides of the equation are human beings acting irrationally to defend their view of the world.
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Then why did you take such disproportionate enjoyment in atheists doing it?
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Then why did you take such disproportionate enjoyment in atheists doing it?
Because the athiests claim they take the high moral ground, and they are no better, and just as irrational. It's a question of claiming to be the voice of reason, and utterly failing to be.
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Christian Graus wrote:
Here's a thought. If heaven exists ( and it kind of doesn't, but that's another story ), or if God exists, then they exist regardless of what any person may believe.
I've considered that. The question is not whether or not they exist, but whether believing that they exist or not is justifiable.
Well, that's fair enough.
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Because the athiests claim they take the high moral ground, and they are no better, and just as irrational. It's a question of claiming to be the voice of reason, and utterly failing to be.
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Christian Graus wrote:
just as irrational
Not 'just as irrational'. Although I personally don't think that religious belief is a mental illness, believing in untestable, undetectable entities permeating all of the Universe and watching you and manipulating your life, is more consistent with psychosis than not believing so.
