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A present for ScottW.
Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough.
http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 2:15�pm, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 4, 1:35�pm, Vinylanach wrote: Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I've seen this referenced. �His objective is summarized he "Once you eliminate the illusion of eternal life, the "spirit of September 11" is that much stronger and more important. We all have an extremely limited amount of time on earth to experience our lives. And we are all in this together. We should help each other to make the most of it. " Sounds like he wants an anti-religion crusade of his own. Anyway, I think his argument gives way too much credit to rational man. �He ignores the consequence of the elimination of God's wrath and replacing it with man's. �Will it be heaven of man's making or will it be hell? � I can't say. �Neither can you. First of all, I don't believe you read the whole thing in just a few minutes. Second, your argument is full of "bizarre rationalizations" like "God's wrath" which have no basis in reality. Maybe this is more your speed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeSSwKffj9o Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 2:43�pm, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 4, 2:19�pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:15 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 1:35 pm, Vinylanach wrote: Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough.. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I've seen this referenced. His objective is summarized he "Once you eliminate the illusion of eternal life, the "spirit of September 11" is that much stronger and more important. We all have an extremely limited amount of time on earth to experience our lives. And we are all in this together. We should help each other to make the most of it. " Sounds like he wants an anti-religion crusade of his own. Anyway, I think his argument gives way too much credit to rational man. He ignores the consequence of the elimination of God's wrath and replacing it with man's. Will it be heaven of man's making or will it be hell? I can't say. Neither can you. First of all, I don't believe you read the whole thing in just a few minutes. No need. �The objective is enough to understand his motive. ��Second, your argument is full of "bizarre rationalizations" like "God's wrath" which have no basis in reality. �God's wrath is feared in many men. �That fear is real and does influence some people. �Do you think everyone will just be happy and "make the most of it" without it? I doubt it. The fear is real, but irrational. There is no such thing as God's wrath. The universe is designed so that everything works as a whole. The universe doesn't punish or destroy because it would be punishing and destroying itself. But you did brush up against a truth about religion...that it's a social control. Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 2:43�pm, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 4, 2:19�pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:15 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 1:35 pm, Vinylanach wrote: Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough.. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I've seen this referenced. His objective is summarized he "Once you eliminate the illusion of eternal life, the "spirit of September 11" is that much stronger and more important. We all have an extremely limited amount of time on earth to experience our lives. And we are all in this together. We should help each other to make the most of it. " Sounds like he wants an anti-religion crusade of his own. Anyway, I think his argument gives way too much credit to rational man. He ignores the consequence of the elimination of God's wrath and replacing it with man's. Will it be heaven of man's making or will it be hell? I can't say. Neither can you. First of all, I don't believe you read the whole thing in just a few minutes. No need. �The objective is enough to understand his motive. That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. Oh, brother. Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
Vinylanach said: But you did brush up against a truth about religion...that it's a social control. No ****! How many times have we all heard some fundy nimrod claim that the laws of man are merely a restatement of the laws of "God"? I've even heard some of the dumber ones say things like "I know JEE-zus is with me every minute of every hour of every day." I once made the mistake of correcting one of them by saying "No, you believe that, but you don't know it." That unleashed a rant that grabbed at every nonsensical fantasy of a modern christian soldier. I wonder how far gone Scottie is. Would he steal and murder if it weren't for the ten commandments? |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 5:24*pm, Vinylanach wrote:
On Sep 4, 2:43 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 2:19 pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:15 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 1:35 pm, Vinylanach wrote: Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I've seen this referenced. His objective is summarized he "Once you eliminate the illusion of eternal life, the "spirit of September 11" is that much stronger and more important. We all have an extremely limited amount of time on earth to experience our lives. And we are all in this together. We should help each other to make the most of it. " Sounds like he wants an anti-religion crusade of his own. Anyway, I think his argument gives way too much credit to rational man. He ignores the consequence of the elimination of God's wrath and replacing it with man's. Will it be heaven of man's making or will it be hell? I can't say. Neither can you. First of all, I don't believe you read the whole thing in just a few minutes. No need. The objective is enough to understand his motive. That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? *You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. Oh, brother. Our dear 2pid is spectacularly unqualified to pass judgment on anybody. But that doesn't stop him. LoL. |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 3:28�pm, George M. Middius wrote:
Vinylanach said: But you did brush up against a truth about religion...that it's a social control. No ****! How many times have we all heard some fundy nimrod claim that the laws of man are merely a restatement of the laws of "God"? I've even heard some of the dumber ones say things like "I know JEE-zus is with me every minute of every hour of every day." I once made the mistake of correcting one of them by saying "No, you believe that, but you don't know it." That unleashed a rant that grabbed at every nonsensical fantasy of a modern christian soldier. I wonder how far gone Scottie is. Would he steal and murder if it weren't for the ten commandments? Better question, and I know you've touched on this many times...but how do "men of science" such as Scott and Arny become Christians? I'm reminded of the chasm of logic between quantum physics and molecular biology that brought the String Theory to the forefront on modern philosophical thought. Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 5:36*pm, Vinylanach wrote:
On Sep 4, 3:28 pm, George M. Middius wrote: Vinylanach said: But you did brush up against a truth about religion...that it's a social control. No ****! How many times have we all heard some fundy nimrod claim that the laws of man are merely a restatement of the laws of "God"? I've even heard some of the dumber ones say things like "I know JEE-zus is with me every minute of every hour of every day." I once made the mistake of correcting one of them by saying "No, you believe that, but you don't know it." That unleashed a rant that grabbed at every nonsensical fantasy of a modern christian soldier. I wonder how far gone Scottie is. Would he steal and murder if it weren't for the ten commandments? Better question, and I know you've touched on this many times...but how do "men of science" such as Scott and Arny become Christians? *I'm reminded of the chasm of logic between quantum physics and molecular biology that brought the String Theory to the forefront on modern philosophical thought. "There are some things that we may never comprehend. Therefore, there is God and his Son Jeebus." |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 3:35�pm, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote: On Sep 4, 5:24�pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:43 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 2:19 pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:15 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 1:35 pm, Vinylanach wrote: Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I've seen this referenced. His objective is summarized he "Once you eliminate the illusion of eternal life, the "spirit of September 11" is that much stronger and more important. We all have an extremely limited amount of time on earth to experience our lives.. And we are all in this together. We should help each other to make the most of it. " Sounds like he wants an anti-religion crusade of his own. Anyway, I think his argument gives way too much credit to rational man. He ignores the consequence of the elimination of God's wrath and replacing it with man's. Will it be heaven of man's making or will it be hell? I can't say. Neither can you. First of all, I don't believe you read the whole thing in just a few minutes. No need. The objective is enough to understand his motive. That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? �You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. Oh, brother. Our dear 2pid is spectacularly unqualified to pass judgment on anybody. But that doesn't stop him. LoL. I'm sure every Christian within reading distance is hoping for someone more qualified to come along and take up the debate. I'm spectacularly unimpressed with his arguments so far. Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
Shhhh! said: "There are some things that we may never comprehend. Therefore, there is God and his Son Jeebus." That is so fifth millennium B.C. |
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A present for ScottW.
Hear that?
crickets chirping That's the sound of another Bible-thumper who left the building after turning his back on logic and truth. Any time you want to hear a real sermon, Scott...let me know. Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On 4 Sep, 16:35, Vinylanach wrote:
Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I guess He likes frogs better than people. |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 6:23�pm, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 4, 3:24�pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:43 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 2:19 pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:15 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 1:35 pm, Vinylanach wrote: Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I've seen this referenced. His objective is summarized he "Once you eliminate the illusion of eternal life, the "spirit of September 11" is that much stronger and more important. We all have an extremely limited amount of time on earth to experience our lives.. And we are all in this together. We should help each other to make the most of it. " Sounds like he wants an anti-religion crusade of his own. Anyway, I think his argument gives way too much credit to rational man. He ignores the consequence of the elimination of God's wrath and replacing it with man's. Will it be heaven of man's making or will it be hell? I can't say. Neither can you. First of all, I don't believe you read the whole thing in just a few minutes. No need. The objective is enough to understand his motive. That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? �You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. You can't. �There is infinite evidence. Prove it. Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 6:25�pm, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 4, 3:10�pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:43 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 2:19 pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:15 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 1:35 pm, Vinylanach wrote: Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I've seen this referenced. His objective is summarized he "Once you eliminate the illusion of eternal life, the "spirit of September 11" is that much stronger and more important. We all have an extremely limited amount of time on earth to experience our lives.. And we are all in this together. We should help each other to make the most of it. " Sounds like he wants an anti-religion crusade of his own. Anyway, I think his argument gives way too much credit to rational man. He ignores the consequence of the elimination of God's wrath and replacing it with man's. Will it be heaven of man's making or will it be hell? I can't say. Neither can you. First of all, I don't believe you read the whole thing in just a few minutes. No need. The objective is enough to understand his motive. Second, your argument is full of "bizarre rationalizations" like "God's wrath" which have no basis in reality. God's wrath is feared in many men. That fear is real and does influence some people. Do you think everyone will just be happy and "make the most of it" without it? I doubt it. The fear is real, but irrational. �There is no such thing as God's wrath. �The universe is designed so that everything works as a whole. That's a mighty intelligent design. More intelligent than a big invisible guy who lives in the clouds. The universe doesn't punish or destroy because it would be punishing and destroying itself. But you did brush up against a truth about religion...that it's a social control. � So are snake oil reviews, just for a smaller/dumber society. How are snake oil reviews a social control? Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 6:32�pm, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 4, 4:29�pm, Vinylanach wrote: Hear that? crickets chirping That's the sound of another Bible-thumper who left the building after turning his back on logic and truth. LoL. �I'm not going to be hanging on your every word. You demand proof for faith. �Quite a silly demand. Faith is a silly concept, unless it is backed by past experience. Why others faith disturbs you so deeply is your cross to bear, not mine. Millions of people have been killed under the aegis of your "faith." That disturbs me a lot. Here's a small example of far smarter people than you who find logic and truth don't explain the universe. I never said that logic and truth explains the universe. Not once. http://scottthong.wordpress.com/2007...elieve-in-god-... Why in the world would I look at the views of other mortal men on the afterlife? No one knows more, or as little, as anyone else. BTW, thanks for proving my point that there is no point in engaging people like you on this. Because you're taking an indefensible and silly position. It's clear why most Christians walk away from you. They're nice people. LoL. Nice people that have killed millions for their cause. Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 6:47�pm, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 4, 6:35�pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 6:23 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 3:24 pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:43 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 2:19 pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:15 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 1:35 pm, Vinylanach wrote: Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I've seen this referenced. His objective is summarized he "Once you eliminate the illusion of eternal life, the "spirit of September 11" is that much stronger and more important. We all have an extremely limited amount of time on earth to experience our lives. And we are all in this together. We should help each other to make the most of it. " Sounds like he wants an anti-religion crusade of his own. Anyway, I think his argument gives way too much credit to rational man. He ignores the consequence of the elimination of God's wrath and replacing it with man's. Will it be heaven of man's making or will it be hell? I can't say. Neither can you. First of all, I don't believe you read the whole thing in just a few minutes. No need. The objective is enough to understand his motive. That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. You can't. There is infinite evidence. Prove it. �I can't. �Can you disprove it? �No? If you had bothered to read the link I sent you, plenty of proof was offered. But then again, you're asking me to prove a negative. I thought engineers knew better than that. Your God is imaginary because no proof of him exists. I guess people will just have to come to their own conclusions. Conclusions should be made based upon proof, reason, experience and logic. So what you're saying is I can make up some stuff about a giant circus clown that lives in all of our brains and tells us what to do. And when you tell me to prove it, I can then say, "Prove he doesn't...yay, I win!"? Same thing, same incredibly sloppy thinking. People believe in the Christian God because they are afraid not to, not because they've been convinced he exists. It's fear...and according to the Bible, fear is of Satan. So all you Christians, according to the Bible, may be worshipping the Devil. If you read the Bible, you'll know there are actually two Gods in it. It's the duality of the universe, the yin and the yang. If you look closely, you'll see the real God who "speaks to us every day through the wind in the trees." Then there's that bearded fellow that primitive made created out of thin air 3000 years ago. Which God do you believe in? Which one is Satan? Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
Vinylanach said: That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? ?You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. You can't. ?There is infinite evidence. Prove it. Lest anybody forget, Scottie was busy denying his allegiance to JEE-zus as recently as a month ago. |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 8:07�pm, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 4, 7:36�pm, George M. Middius wrote: Vinylanach said: That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? ?You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. You can't. ?There is infinite evidence. Prove it. Lest anybody forget, Scottie was busy denying his allegiance to JEE-zus as recently as a month ago. That's true. I am not a Christian. Is this an abstract exercise for you then? Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 9:16�pm, "ScottW" wrote:
"Vinylanach" wrote in message ... On Sep 4, 8:07?pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 7:36?pm, George M. Middius wrote: Vinylanach said: That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? ?You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. You can't. ?There is infinite evidence. Prove it. Lest anybody forget, Scottie was busy denying his allegiance to JEE-zus as recently as a month ago. That's true. I am not a Christian. :Is this an abstract exercise for you then? I don't ascribe to the ridicule is an acceptable form of dissent club. �I think it's childish and degrades a basic freedom. Ridicule is often necessary to point out hypocrisy and other types of dishonesty in our society. I think that when we're talking about eternal salvation and matters of life and death, some people need to get over "having their feelings hurt" for the greater good of society. Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 8:32*pm, ScottW wrote:
LoL. *I'm not going to be hanging on your every word. You demand proof for faith. *Quite a silly demand. Why others faith disturbs you so deeply is your cross to bear, not mine. I don't care what or who you believe in, 2pid. I really don't. I *do* care when you try to force me to believe in what you do via laws and government policy. That's exactly like Sharia. Here's a small example of far smarter people than you who find logic and truth don't explain the universe. As I said: "There are some things we may never comprehend. Therefore, there are God and his son Jeebus." Thank you for proving my point. http://scottthong.wordpress.com/2007...elieve-in-god-... BTW, thanks for proving my point that there is no point in engaging people like you on this. So now that we're beyond the fact that I don't care what you believe in, why don't you address why we should have a large separation between church and state. Can you do it? As a follow-on: also address how having some Muslim Imam setting laws is different from a groups of christians doing the same thing. It's clear why most Christians walk away from you. They're nice people. christians are the typically the most self-righteous and most judgmental people I meet. They're Pharisees, just like you are. |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 8:47*pm, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 4, 6:35*pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 6:23 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 3:24 pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:43 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 2:19 pm, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 2:15 pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 1:35 pm, Vinylanach wrote: Read this if you can tear yourself away from your blogs long enough. http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/ I've seen this referenced. His objective is summarized he "Once you eliminate the illusion of eternal life, the "spirit of September 11" is that much stronger and more important. We all have an extremely limited amount of time on earth to experience our lives. And we are all in this together. We should help each other to make the most of it. " Sounds like he wants an anti-religion crusade of his own. Anyway, I think his argument gives way too much credit to rational man. He ignores the consequence of the elimination of God's wrath and replacing it with man's. Will it be heaven of man's making or will it be hell? I can't say. Neither can you. First of all, I don't believe you read the whole thing in just a few minutes. No need. The objective is enough to understand his motive. That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. You can't. There is infinite evidence. Prove it. *I can't. *Can you disprove it? *No? You can't prove a negative, dum-dum. It is up to those making a claim to provide the proof. I guess people will just have to come to their own conclusions. Based on no more than tradition. |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 4, 10:07*pm, ScottW wrote:
That's true. I am not a Christian. This is why 2pid is so upset about Sharia. Those liberal Imams are not going far enough in 2pid's opinion. LoL. |
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A present for ScottW.
Marc, did you miss this? I don't ascribe to the ridicule is an acceptable form of dissent club. Yesterday, a couple of Normals (including you) asked Witless to phrase his yapping in normal language. Using the above quote as my chief exhibit, I submit you were asking the impossible. |
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A present for ScottW.
Shhhh! said: Here's a small example of far smarter people than you who find logic and truth don't explain the universe. As I said: "There are some things we may never comprehend. Therefore, there are God and his son Jeebus." This is the nub of my difficulty with organized religions in the age of reason and science. Since when are there only these two alternatives for explaining natural phenomena? (a) We know how and why something happens, so it's rational. (b) We don't know the how and why, so that means it's an act of "God". I understand why organized religions have always tried to slow the march of science. Their power base depends on ignorance of the flock. But anybody who doesn't depending on tithing and such for a living and still swallows this crapola has completely abandoned his or her claim to be a thinking person. |
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Scottie's willfiul stupidity
Does it get any stupider than this? Ridicule is often necessary to point out hypocrisy I think intelligent people can find a more effective to way to make a point. Ridicule is a sign they really don't have the answer Well, lookee here. I get to recycle an earlier post because -- surprise! -- it's exactly on point for the second time. Ridicule is a sign they really don't have the answer BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! What a joke!!!!!!! Witless, you retarded imbecilic moron, you have proven yourself utterly impervious to reasonable explanations. Hundreds, if not thousands, of attempts to educate you have bounced off your impenetrable skull. It is IMPOSSIBLE to hammer any trace of reason into your impossibly dense 'mind'. Your demands for 'cogent' this or 'intelligent' that are ludicrous, albeit unintentional, parodies of the kind of person you wish you were. You're utterly unreasonable, unreasoning, and irrational. You resist logic like a religious zealot. You wallow in an ocean of hypocrisy. You have absolutely zero awareness of your own behavior. It's beyond useless trying to have human-style discussions with you. Your idea of 'discussions' is mindless yapping and rote repetition of idiocies and arguments that have been destroyed. You are beyond hopeless. |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 5, 10:12�am, ScottW wrote:
On Sep 5, 9:47�am, Vinylanach wrote: On Sep 4, 9:16 pm, "ScottW" wrote: "Vinylanach" wrote in message .... On Sep 4, 8:07?pm, ScottW wrote: On Sep 4, 7:36?pm, George M. Middius wrote: Vinylanach said: That's kind of like Christianity, isn't it? ?You don't need to read all the evidence in order to come up with a verdict. You can't. ?There is infinite evidence. Prove it. Lest anybody forget, Scottie was busy denying his allegiance to JEE-zus as recently as a month ago. That's true. I am not a Christian. :Is this an abstract exercise for you then? I don't ascribe to the ridicule is an acceptable form of dissent club. I think it's childish and degrades a basic freedom. Ridicule is often necessary to point out hypocrisy I think intelligent people can find a more effective to way to make a point. Well, the point has been made over and over and over for centuries. And Christians still believe in their fairy tales. So stronger methods of persuasion are called for. Ridicule is a sign they really don't have the answer IMO. IMO indeed. Not IMO. Ridicule often results from frustration, from dealing with irrational people who do not respond to logic and reson first. and other types of dishonesty in our society. �I think that when we're talking about eternal salvation and matters of life and death, some people need to get over "having their feelings hurt" for the greater good of society. �It's highly debatable that destroying the hope for salvation is for the greater good of society. You must be high. Obviously you've forgotten what the promise of 72 virgins can do to a society. Boon |
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A present for ScottW.
On Sep 5, 10:45�am, George M. Middius
wrote: Marc, did you miss this? I don't ascribe to the ridicule is an acceptable form of dissent club. Yesterday, a couple of Normals (including you) asked Witless to phrase his yapping in normal language. Using the above quote as my chief exhibit, I submit you were asking the impossible. Yes, it's been a bit of a chore dotting Scott's Is and crossing his Ts. In other words, I'm showing him the consideration I wouldn't show a scumbag like Arny. I hope Scott appreciates that. Boon |
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Scottie's willfiul stupidity
On Sep 5, 10:53�am, George M. Middius
wrote: Does it get any stupider than this? Ridicule is often necessary to point out hypocrisy I think intelligent people can find a more effective to way to make a point. Ridicule is a sign they really don't have the answer Well, lookee here. I get to recycle an earlier post because -- surprise! -- it's exactly on point for the second time. Ridicule is a sign they really don't have the answer BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! �What a joke!!!!!!! Witless, you retarded imbecilic moron, you have proven yourself utterly impervious to reasonable explanations. Hundreds, if not thousands, of attempts to educate you have bounced off your impenetrable skull. It is IMPOSSIBLE to hammer any trace of reason into your impossibly dense 'mind'. Your demands for 'cogent' this or 'intelligent' that are ludicrous, albeit unintentional, parodies of the kind of person you wish you were. You're utterly unreasonable, unreasoning, and irrational. You resist logic like a religious zealot. You wallow in an ocean of hypocrisy. You have absolutely zero awareness of your own behavior. It's beyond useless trying to have human-style discussions with you. Your idea of 'discussions' is mindless yapping and rote repetition of idiocies and arguments that have been destroyed. You are beyond hopeless. I'd have to agree. Scott's arguments on religion have become weakened and compromised to the point where they are no longer worth rebuttal. I was waiting for someone else to call it first, though, so Scott wouldn't say that I was running away...you know, like the Black Knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Boon |
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