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I personally prefer trousers but I'm down for whatever. |
winner01:You'll say anything to discredit anyone who doesn't agree with you. Seriously check yourself. If you have to resort to fallacies to defend your belief system then there must be flaw in you and/or that belief of yours. |
KingEbukasBlog:Says the guy commenting on this post. |
Scholar8200:That's because evolution does not have an agenda. It's just a series of random changes that occur over time. Sometimes it goes a step forward and two steps back. For example, a sperm whale's embryo will grow buds for hindlimbs (like a horse or dog) and then absorb them back before birth. Why would a creator make that useless stage of development? To screw with us? Why is it suspiciously similar to other animals that scientists say that whales branched from? |
Biologically, men produce the same amount of tears as women. Telling a man not to cry in front of a lady is just a social construct. All I know is that a real man should be brave enough to express emotions because a real man does not TRY to be real man. |
Why the Bleep is this on the Religion section? |
A BIT OF BACKGROUND The LaVeyan Satanic church was founded by Anton LaVey in 1966. It is an atheistic philosophical belief system. In this church, the followers do not practise worship of any deity but instead see the biblical Satan as allegory for human nature and desires. But I just thought they were a bunch of funny people trying to mock organized religion not unlike Pastafarians. When I clicked the link that led me to their seven tenets, I was positively surprised. Here they are: 1.One should strive to act with compassion and empathy towards all creatures in accordance with reason. 2. The struggle for justice is an ongoing and necessary pursuit that should prevail over laws and institutions. 3. One’s body is inviolable, subject to one’s own will alone. 4. The freedoms of others should be respected, including the freedom to offend. To willfully and unjustly encroach upon the freedoms of another is to forgo your own. 5. Beliefs should conform to our best scientific understanding of the world. We should take care never to distort scientific facts to fit our beliefs. 6. People are fallible. If we make a mistake, we should do our best to rectify it and resolve any harm that may have been caused. 7. Every tenet is a guiding principle designed to inspire nobility in action and thought. The spirit of compassion, wisdom, and justice should always prevail over the written or spoken word. |
tartar9:Unexpected Jihad. |
jared007:That sounds like verbal gymnastics to me. They were explicitly told that they'd die that day, nothing was said about spirit. If this story was in another religious book, I'm sure you'll see the obvious holes in its morality. |
Curlieweed:Christmas originates from the winter solstice festival, are christians celebrating pagan gods? Just because we all acknowledge Friday, does that mean we all believe in Freyja? So I'll celebrate christmas; it's cool. |
First thing, safely dispose of the poison. When you do that, think about where you want to go in life. Things may be difficult but that's just how life is; there'll always be someone better and someone worse. What you have to do is accept your situation and find ways to get out of it. I'm sure you have loved one, don't you want to see them again? Don't you want to show them that you're strong enough to struggle through troubling times? |
johnydon22:This guy is on to something here, but in case this doesn't work, you can tell your father that if he isn't healed before the new year that maybe that is God trying to tell him go to the hospital. Tell your father it is God who would use the doctors to heal him, anyway. |
Don4eva:Gen 2:17- "but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall surely die" Gen 5:5- So all the days that Adam lived were nine hundred and thirty years; and he died. |
Once upon a time, there was a garden. In this garden, there was a tree, and a man and a woman, and a God. The God said not to eat of the fruit, and he gave a reason, for they would die on that very day. This was a lie. The first sin. In this garden, there was also a serpent. The serpent asked questions of the woman about what had been said, and the woman did not lie about what had been said. The serpent then said that God had lied, and in doing so the serpent did not lie. Now the woman did not know yet that it was possible to lie, or what lying meant, but she had two directly conflicting accounts, both of which could not be true. If the serpent had spoken truly, as he did, then the God's reason for not eating the fruit would be invalid, undermining the weight of the command and the authority and trust of the issuer. To know whether it was the God or the snake that was the liar, the woman would have to risk her life. But this she chose to do, for love of her husband and in service to him, to spare him the choice and so he might live on with the answer. Behold then, that the woman ate that fruit, and did not die. Instead, she became aware that there was good and evil. For the first time, she knew that there was such a thing as lying, and that a lie had been told. And she feared, for the person who was evil had much more power than she did. And she gave the fruit to the man, so that he too would know it for a lie. And together, they hid. From an omniscient being. They were found. They were asked what they had done, and they did not lie. The world was still beautiful and pure. The man and woman were without sin. And then the God was a dick about being outed as an evil liar, and cursed the world to become evil, and them to suffer, and all the innocent who came after them to suffer, and ruined it all in the most depraved act of abject wickedness and spite the world has known. And the still sinless man and woman went out from the garden, and lived much longer than a day. ALL CREDIT TO UNAPOLOGIST. |
vooks:Gayjesus' 'How brainwashing works' thread. C'mon, stop spreading cancer on this forum and act like you've hit puberty at least. |
vooks:Yo, we were having a debate the other day and when you started losing, you pvssied out. But when it comes to insults you're good. So either grow up or grow a pair of cojones and see a debate to the end. |
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A nigerian man would eat crap in the morning, afternoon and evening. Do no exercise, won't do anything about pot belly. When he gets his first heart attack at 47, he'll blame witches. A student will skip classes, not take notes down. Rely on dubs to pass an exam. When the dubs are wrong and s/he fails, a witch did it. In my mind I'll be like "take responsibility for your actions you ignorant f*ckstick. |
All things pokemon on this thread. |
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iyomomo:Vent, Tide, Dive. REQUIEM. |
SaintHephzibah:Since it matters so much to you, I'm a guy. |
SaintHephzibah:The first is questioning whether you've been to hell, since you know the population demographics there. The second is expressing emotion over the narrow-minded misogyny that is prevalent in Nigeria and can be seen in your post. Face it, this post sucks and if NL had a downvote button, I'll be using it now. |
In the beginning, man created God. |
I'm tired of seeing this getting reposted constantly, this is not the face of Jesus, this is just like taking three random skulls of people who lives in the 21st century, reconstructing an approximation of them and passing it off as the face of Davido, for example. It is NOT Jesus' face, just what males looked like in that area and period. |
I'm not even religious, but I know sh!tposting when I see it. |
vooks:Formamide could have formed RNA naturally in early earth's harsh environment. vooks:Calling the geological a myth is straight-up falsehood. Also to say there is no particular order is another falsehood. The geological column has a definite order. This does not mean that it is complete in every given area (due to faulting, erosion, and the fact that fossilization does not occur every time) though, it is, rather incomplete. The earth is not an onion that has every layer clearly defined. The geological column is a puzzle pieced together through research. |
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vooks:There's no dilemma here, research that is incomplete is incomplete. Scientists would not attribute it to magic just because hey don't know yet. Second, I don't think what you defined above is the meaning of circular reasoning. By the way, RNA can be formed by self-assembling amides in the right conditions. vooks:This is another thing you've gotten wrong, evolution and chemical evolution are not the same theory. Evolution deals with heredity while chemical evolution deals with chemicals. I don't know the books you've been reading but please make sure they are not biased and also, make sure you understand them fully. vooks:I will like nothing more than to hear your views for a change. ![]() |
vooks:Calm down, let's not get agitated here. Recent studies have shown that viruses came before bacteria. So they must have evolved their dependency later on. More research would shed more light on this in due time. Evolution has nothing to do with abiogenesis, so don't redefine it to suit your argument. So don't avoid the question Why do we have more primitive organisms in lower and older strata and more complex ones in recent layers? |
vooks:Most viruses have few genes, the Ebola virus, for example, has only 7. Reasearch is still going on. Where would your 'god of the gaps' be if we find out exactly how life came to be. The fact that research has not come to a conclusive end doesn't automatically mean that God did it. Now, I gave my point on evolution. Don't ignore it. |
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