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Re: Religious beliefs of an atheist

ipu.belie...@gmail.com (Answer_42) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 15:20:36 UT

The officious text is with a upper-case "G," and theist are fully
aware of the fact that many non-believer do not use an upper-case G
when writing "god." Many are so aware of this fact that they
continually complain about this lack of respect, or use this as a
"proof" that non-believers are actually in denial.

Re: UK MINISTERS FRIGHTENED TO SPEAK OUT!!!

mezna...@gmail.com (Sebastian) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 15:13:07 UT

A42: "And the people who came up with the actual form of
multiculturalism
thought just like you. And look were we are, they have failed, even
though they tried to correct their approach by implementing many new
measures that did not help because ultimately the concept itself is
flawed. "
So one concept failed in the past. Therefore all concepts vaguely

Re: Celtic Womem

dead.kenn...@live.co.uk (Dead Kennedy) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 15:10:24 UT

where in that c'n'p job does it mention catholic?

Re: [AvC] Re: Religious beliefs of an atheist

trancegemi...@gmail.com (Trance Gemini) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 15:09:57 UT

Couldn't resist one though :-)
"Equivalent to religion" isn't the same as "is a religion".
And I will admit that I found the American Atheists definition of atheist
that was presented to the court odd.
Although there's probably some background there too that I don't know.
However, what is clear is that the court decisions have not defined atheism

Re: Religious beliefs of an atheist

ipu.belie...@gmail.com (Answer_42) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 15:09:26 UT

Source?
So you decided to ignore my whole post, but replied anyway?
Why is that?
Again:
You claim that the very fact that god included restrictions and
instructions regarding slaves means that god did not condone slavery.
However, god also included restrictions and instructions regarding
married people, so, using your "logic," it means that god did not

Re: Religious beliefs of an atheist

ipu.belie...@gmail.com (Answer_42) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 15:02:10 UT

So, if man established slavery against god's will, it means that god
had explicitly condemn slavery.
Any sources?
So, it seems that you do not understand what "tacit agreement" means.
______________________________ __________
The radical defect in Christianity is that it tried to win the world
by a bribe, and it has become a nullity.

Re: [AvC] Re: quick on-topic joke for Paddy's day..

dbrisc...@gmail.com (Doris Briscoe) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 14:56:56 UT

All in the eyes of the beholder. And not to be offended in much. dj

Re: Religious beliefs of an atheist

ipu.belie...@gmail.com (Answer_42) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 14:55:32 UT

Good to hear.
You asked us to explain what a certain phrase could possibly mean in
light of the fact that it was uttered by an atheist. I provide a
sensible explanation, and you claim I am trying to "justify" it?
I don't get it.
And why the sarcasm?
______________________________ __________
The radical defect in Christianity is that it tried to win the world

Re: What does a non-literal interpretation of genesis actually mean?

drafter...@gmail.com (Drafterman) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 14:55:03 UT

It's not so much what it means but what it doesn't mean. That is, it
doesn't mean whatever the mean ol' atheist says it means when they
point out a contradiction or absurdity because the Bible absolutely,
positively, completely, indisputably must be right from all
perspectives, at all times, in all places. Ergo, rather than

Re: The Pope and boys sucking the penises of Priests - Christopher Hitchens

drafter...@gmail.com (Drafterman) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 14:51:47 UT

Except you do the same thing with atheists. So what makes you special?

Re: UK MINISTERS FRIGHTENED TO SPEAK OUT!!!

mezna...@gmail.com (Sebastian) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 14:51:28 UT

A42: "How can you "better implement" a system that makes one half of
the
people inferior and subservient to the other half? "
By checking that no laws are broken. Assign a court official to
witness the arbitration processes maybe ...
A42: "A parallel legal sytem based on archaic religious laws will
always be

Re: [AvC] Re: The Long Trip

brockor...@gmail.com (Brock Organ) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 14:47:24 UT

Ah, subjective dismissal and $1.50 was used to buy a soft drink.
Personal aesthetic noted.
I consider perhaps you confuse the indictment with the conviction. :)
Regards,
Brock

Re: [AvC] Re: Insane Christian child raising advice

brockor...@gmail.com (Brock Organ) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 14:41:40 UT

To be clear, this was the specific article referenced:
[link]
Regards,
Brock

Re: [AvC] Re: God is love?

dbrisc...@gmail.com (Doris Briscoe) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 14:37:23 UT

Here is my thoughts for the morning. Education is good and a gift to be
able to have the chance to gain education to be put to good use.
But another thing was on my mind was this also. Say we have two lights,side
by side. One light is not shinning as bright as the other one. One starts
getting brighter and brighter and the other is getting duller and duller, so

Re: [AvC] Re: Insane Christian child raising advice

brockor...@gmail.com (Brock Organ) — Thu, 18 Kov 2010 14:36:23 UT

Which line do you think I crossed?
Or perhaps the vitriol is not well considered.
Or you are just causing discord, Eris.
I only read the one you cited. Which did not support your claim.
Or not. :)
Regards,
Brock