A final word to B_C's last post...
Arctic_Menace @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 5:40 pm
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How do you explain the globe warming up?
Combination of natural causes and human influence.
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Floods, tsunamis, heatwaves from it.
That happens every fucking year.
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I believe it's the opposite.
Well good for you, here's a cookie.
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Man needs God , now, believe me, Cause Man has pushed himself into a corner with no way out.
There is a way out, but our leaders don't want to do that.$1:
have repeatly mocked, made jokes of mine right from the beginning.
And you've done the exact same thing to me. We're even.
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So your religion changed you? I beg to differ.
You beg to differ because it's inconceivable that something other than your twisted version of Christianity could yield the same results.
It's also because I(along with others) expose you for the village fool that you are. You think that anyone who doesn't agree with you is a bad person, isn't Christian, or hasn't found religion. I, along with everyone else, will beg to differ on that.
Biblical_Christian @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 5:50 pm
Arctic_Menace Arctic_Menace:
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How do you explain the globe warming up?
Combination of natural causes and human influence.
$1:
Floods, tsunamis, heatwaves from it.
That happens every fucking year.
$1:
I believe it's the opposite.
Well good for you, here's a cookie.
$1:
Man needs God , now, believe me, Cause Man has pushed himself into a corner with no way out.
There is a way out, but our leaders don't want to do that.$1:
have repeatly mocked, made jokes of mine right from the beginning.
And you've done the exact same thing to me. We're even.
$1:
So your religion changed you? I beg to differ.
You beg to differ because it's inconceivable that something other than your twisted version of Christianity could yield the same results.
It's also because I(along with others) expose you for the village fool that you are. You think that anyone who doesn't agree with you is a bad person, isn't Christian, or hasn't found religion. I, along with everyone else, will beg to differ on that.
SlyStone @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 5:51 pm
Some things should just stay dead. Others should keep to PMs.
Biblical_Christian @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 5:56 pm
Where did I say people are Bad? What God made He said it was good. In Genesis. If everything was good, why would Jesus die for Mankind?
Oreo @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 7:39 pm
I honelsty think that religion is a crutch that B_C needs to lean on to get through day to day living.
Thats all religion is, a crutch. Something for someone to believe in inorder to get through their day. The sad thing is, when that crutch breaks, they have nothing.
BluesBud @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:01 pm
How do you know it will be his "Last Post"? I think that is wishful thinking on your part.
Oreo @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:05 pm
Just my opinion Lil, if you want to bash my "intelligence" because of this then go ahead.
Blue_Nose @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:11 pm
lily lily:
The really sad thing is - you people accuse B_C of pushing his religion on others, and you can't see that you're doing the exact same thing.
That's not "really sad", because we're not pushing anything - this is all a reaction to his ridiculousness, which he freely submits, knowing full well what the reaction will be.
What religion is being pushed on him, anyway? BrainThinkingism?
Blue_Nose @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:22 pm
lily lily:
Are you, too, implying that religious people don't/can't think?
Anyone who accepts the something or someone else as guidance is doing less thinking than if they hadn't.
B_C shows a blatant incapability to think for himself. Other supposedly more rational members have expressed that they'd kill hundreds of innocent people if "God" asked them to directly. Anything that can't be rationalized in religion is stamped with "Faith", as if that's an acceptable response.
Religious people can think, but they obviously choose not to when it comes to certain matters. That's faith for you.
Blue_Nose @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:31 pm
Such as?
There's faith out of practicality, and there's faith out of ignorance... At this point in human history, religion is slowly moving into the "ignorance" category of faith.
Arctic_Menace @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:36 pm
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you people accuse B_C of pushing his religion on others, and you can't see that you're doing the exact same thing.
Two problems with that:
#1. He's a fool.
#2. I'm not pushing anything on him. merely trying to get him to admit that he's wrong where he is wrong, stop trashing other religions, adn that the Bible isn't truth, and that we don't know what'll happen in the afterlife.
Arctic_Menace @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:37 pm
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What I'm trying to say though - is I'm getting tired of hearing people tell others not to force their beliefs on them, and then make fun of all religions.
Can you not see the irony there?
Can you not see the irony there?
Yes I can, now tell that to B_C, because he makes fun of every other religion that isn't his own.
Arctic_Menace @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:41 pm
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That's not "really sad", because we're not pushing anything - this is all a reaction to his ridiculousness, which he freely submits, knowing full well what the reaction will be.
What religion is being pushed on him, anyway? BrainThinkingism?
What religion is being pushed on him, anyway? BrainThinkingism?
$1:
Anyone who accepts the something or someone else as guidance is doing less thinking than if they hadn't.
B_C shows a blatant incapability to think for himself. Other supposedly more rational members have expressed that they'd kill hundreds of innocent people if "God" asked them to directly. Anything that can't be rationalized in religion is stamped with "Faith", as if that's an acceptable response.
Religious people can think, but they obviously choose not to when it comes to certain matters. That's faith for you.
B_C shows a blatant incapability to think for himself. Other supposedly more rational members have expressed that they'd kill hundreds of innocent people if "God" asked them to directly. Anything that can't be rationalized in religion is stamped with "Faith", as if that's an acceptable response.
Religious people can think, but they obviously choose not to when it comes to certain matters. That's faith for you.
$1:
Such as?
There's faith out of practicality, and there's faith out of ignorance... At this point in human history, religion is slowly moving into the "ignorance" category of faith.
There's faith out of practicality, and there's faith out of ignorance... At this point in human history, religion is slowly moving into the "ignorance" category of faith.
As sad as that is, I gotta agree.
Arctic_Menace @ Mon Apr 23, 2007 8:43 pm
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Why is that so important to you?
Because ignorance, tomfoolery and ridiculousness of that calibre not only irks me, but if left unckecked, the victim can begin to think that that kind of stuff is thr truth. I'm merely trying to help the poor fellow.
Also, I just can't stand a lot of the bullshit that he spreads.