'in god we trust'

Originally posted by Palynka
I fail to see the relationship between what you can take to your grave and the meaning of something.

It means that it's only meaningful to have children if you can take them with you to your grave.

Originally posted by Nordlys
It means that it's only meaningful to have children if you can take them with you to your grave.

Some people would rather go to their grave before having children.

Originally posted by Palynka
Good. You seem to be finally learning about how definitions are important for the interpretations of results.

Most people who don't believe in God prefer not to capitilize His name.

Originally posted by PocketKings
Most people who don't believe in God prefer not to capitilize His name.

And how does that make you feel?

Originally posted by PocketKings
Most people who don't believe in God prefer not to capitilize His name.

If you look at the Spirituality forum, there are many atheists who capitalise "God". It's used as a distinction between a god and the God of Judaism, Christianity and others. It's less common to capitalise words related to God (e.g. "His" or "the Word of God" ), but this goes for both Christians and atheists.

Originally posted by Palynka
And how does that make you feel?

Are you capable of holding a conversation without being a pr!ck? There's no need to be that way dude.

Originally posted by PocketKings
Are you capable of holding a conversation without being a pr!ck? There's no need to be that way dude.

Word.

Originally posted by Sunburnt
Our newest coins don't have that. They decided to end it all. I don't mind whatsoever.

If you are talking about the new presidential dollars, In God We Trust and E Pluribus Unum are both found engraved into the edge of the coin.

Originally posted by Nordlys
If you look at the Spirituality forum, there are many atheists who capitalise "God". It's used as a distinction between a god and the God of Judaism, Christianity and others. It's less common to capitalise words related to God (e.g. "His" or "the Word of God" ), but this goes for both Christians and atheists.

i don't get over there much, but that's good to know. I just remember more people in the general forum that have expressed that they don't.

Originally posted by PocketKings
i don't get over there much, but that's good to know.

Why don't you respect yourself?

Originally posted by Palynka
Why don't you respect yourself?

i've done bad things.

Originally posted by PocketKings
i've done bad things.

God has forgiven you. Why can't you?

Originally posted by Palynka
God has forgiven you. Why can't you?

There are some things a fellow can do that he can never forgive himself for.

Originally posted by PocketKings
Most people who don't believe in God prefer not to capitilize His name.

Then they are using poor English.

Originally posted by AThousandYoung
There are some things a fellow can do that he can never forgive himself for.

Hope that has nothing to do with chatting with a certain Asian person and exchanging photos online.

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