Originally posted by no1marauderIf only I knew precisely what you were looking for when you found this.................
DrScribbles is apparently wrong; if these creatures can play banjos I think chimps can.
http://ilng.imaginationshopsite.co.uk/Files/ilng/clientimages/Splash_pages/Miscellaneous.gif
Maybe we just haven't made a sufficient economic offer.
Originally posted by Nemesio"Chimps playing banjos".
If only I knew precisely what you were looking for when you found this.................
Apparently in season 10 of the Simpsons, episode 17 there's a bunch of TV screens with a monkey playing a banjo but I couldn't find a picture.
http://www.snpp.com/guides/simian.refs.html
EDIT: Of course, a monkey isn't a chimp; I don't want to confuse CE any worse than he is now.
Originally posted by no1marauderLOL
"Chimps playing banjos".
Apparently in season 10 of the Simpsons, episode 17 there's a bunch of TV screens with a monkey playing a banjo but I couldn't find a picture.
http://www.snpp.com/guides/simian.refs.html
EDIT: Of course, a monkey isn't a chimp; I don't want to confuse CE any worse than he is now.
Originally posted by DragonFriendI disagree here. Trusting the Bible as an authentic source of Divine Wisdom is at the level of calculus - there are a number of steps that go before.
What is the spiritual equivalent of basic math? The Bible. Trusting the Bible is like trusting your basic math skills.
Originally posted by scottishinnzCould you postulate a possible scenario where the concept of God would have arisen in such a manner as you have described?
You are making the implication that the story of god is not true, not I. I don't believe it is, but that's my opinion. The point is that stories that we know to be true, tend with telling and re-telling to become exagerated. Like chinese whispers.
Originally posted by Clean CutIf your question is directed at lucifershammer, I'm afraid you are on the wrong track.
Interesting thoughts there Govna. Let me ask you a question. Why is it that your so determined to disprove Gods existance? You`ve obviously spent a lot of time thinking about Him. Interesting choice of name, I must say. What made you decide upon it?