Originally posted by karoly aczelSo do you accept the polytheism of Hinduism?
Initially I was calling myself "nothing" or "non-dualist".
I always liked the flavour of Buudhism, but never claimed to be a regurlar practising Buddhist.
Recently I have started calling myself "Hindu" for possibly better forum comprehension.
As for atheism , it relates to me like of Buddhism (no god).
If it were only atheists vs Christians I'd be atheist.
Hope this clarifies
(Is that the right word? Hinduism? )
Originally posted by FreakyKBHAlas, I worry sir that you are too unstable to be my Spiritual Arch Nemesis, and bearing in mind that the Earth is flat, I wouldn't want to push you over the edge.
Merely [b]goading him into taking me on as his spiritual nemesis.
You do see what I did there with his name, right?[/b]
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16 Apr 16
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeDear pretentious pagan apparition:
Alas, I worry sir that you are too unstable to be my Spiritual Arch Nemesis, and bearing in mind that the Earth is flat, I wouldn't want to push you over the edge.
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As has been previously established, Weebles wobble... but they do not fall down.
Plenty of stable up in here, yo.
Furthermore (and as you are well aware personally), your bents disallow any pushing; you are 'pull only.'
In retrospect, perhaps we are viewing this in complete opposition to its proper perspective.
Perhaps, instead of taking applications, you ought to be making application, namely, providing those of us who have obtained the desired eternal life a compelling reason for us to lower ourselves to the point of extending to the likes of you the same reward.
I mean, after all, what's in it for us, exactly?
Why should we try to save your measly soul?
Originally posted by FreakyKBHGod and I have an understanding sir. At the age of seven it was agreed (by proxy) that I would live a godless life and pay him no heed whatsoever, but when I reached the age of 60 we would touch base and re-evaluate our relationship. I would then do a quick catch up and secure my place in heaven.
Dear pretentious pagan apparition:
As has been previously established, Weebles wobble... but they do not fall down.
Plenty of stable up in here, yo.
Furthermore (and as you are well aware personally), your bents disallow any pushing; you are 'pull only.'
In retrospect, perhaps we are viewing this in complete opposition to its proper perspective.
Per ...[text shortened]... .
I mean, after all, what's in it for us, exactly?
Why should we try to save your measly soul?
In short, my soul does not require saving. By becoming my Spiritual Arch Nemesis the fortunate individual will acquire associated notoriety and lifted out of the slum of oblivion.
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeWhy doesn't Robbie count?
I'm looking for a new 'enemy' in these forums. It just dawned on me today that with Hinds and Dasa gone, I like everybody who posts here. (Robbie doesn't count).
Okay, 'enemy' is a bit misleading, but I certainly require a Spiritual Arch Nemesis to pit my atheistic genius against. (Robbie doesn't count).
I will consider all applications for thi ...[text shortened]... rong in my atheism and to google such oddities and 'did Moses eat meat.' (Robbie doesn't count).
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeAhhh, but can the devil not play a mean violin?
It is problematic if my Spiritual Arch Nemesis likes atheists. (It's like Moriarty liking the violin).
And would not you keep your enemies close ... and your so called friends closer?
And it's atheist thinking I like not the atheist.