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12 Dec 12
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI have said it many times before.
"The major problem is that in fact souls don't actually exist." (googlefudge of red hot pawn, 12/12/12)
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Mainly because it's true.
It's one of those inconvenient facts that science has uncovered that destroy your religion...
And everyone else's for that matter.
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12 Dec 12
Originally posted by robbie carrobieNo just stop kissing the ass of a being (imaginary or otherwise) that if described as
if you cannot conduct yourself with a sense of decorum you should refrain from
posting, as to your question, what do you propose i do, knit a pair of boxer shorts out
of jaggy nettles?
something other than a god you, and every other sane person, would describe as a
monster.
13 Dec 12
Originally posted by googlefudgeNoes, t'aint true. Christianity's not a [religion]; it's a (relationship).
I have said it many times before.
Mainly because it's true.
It's one of those inconvenient facts that science has uncovered that destroy your religion...
And everyone else's for that matter.
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13 Dec 12
Originally posted by Grampy BobbySigh.
Noes, t'aint true. Christianity's not a [religion]; it's a (relationship).
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By all normal definitions of the word religion. Christianity qualifies.
You believe in and worship a god.
You believe in souls.
You believe in an afterlife.
You have a religion.
However if you really want to you can redefine religion to mean whatever you want.
You will be talking total nonsense, but you do that anyway.
However this will not in any way impact my argument because my argument applies
to the things you believe in and not the labels you put on them.
You believe in an afterlife and a god and souls.
They don't exist.
Arguing about what is or is not a religion doesn't do anything other than distract from the
simple fact that you believe stuff that is demonstrably false.
And more importantly believe in ways of determining what to believe that lead inexorably to
believing in stuff that is demonstrably false.
I don't really give a damn what you call it other than it makes talking about the subject a damn
site easier if you abide by the meanings everyone else uses.
And you still have not come up with any kind of afterlife concept I might like to go to....
Let alone spend an eternity in.
13 Dec 12
Originally posted by googlefudgeReally?
I have said it many times before.
Mainly because it's true.
It's one of those inconvenient facts that science has uncovered that destroy your religion...
And everyone else's for that matter.
Science has proven souls do not exist?
I'd love to see that paper. More than likely they just say they can't find any evidence of it. That doesn't mean souls do not exist. Good grief.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobiei would suggest you stop taking pleasure in the 'good' things you have received from god when he is also, for no logical reason, cursing other people.
if you cannot conduct yourself with a sense of decorum you should refrain from
posting, as to your question, what do you propose i do, knit a pair of boxer shorts out
of jaggy nettles?
as the majority of physical and mental disabilities are genetic and passed down through generations of families. it would seem you think some how they deserve it?
i suppose you think disease and viruses are creations of sin as well do you? i guess that means god hates africans and poor people.
i apologize if my colorful language was a bit too hard for your delicate glaswegian ears. but your opinions are pretty damn stupid and offensive sometimes.
13 Dec 12
Originally posted by googlefudgeSupernatural trumps 'normal'.
Sigh.
By all normal definitions of the word religion. Christianity qualifies.
You believe in and worship a god.
You believe in souls.
You believe in an afterlife.
You have a religion.
However if you really want to you can redefine religion to mean whatever you want.
You will be talking total nonsense, but you do that anyway.
However t ...[text shortened]... with any kind of afterlife concept I might like to go to....
Let alone spend an eternity in.