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missclasssy:
Thanks, you just defined me

missclasssy:
An atheist is one without a theistic belief. He completely believes that there is no God.

A free thinker on the other hand is not intellectually bound by a specific dogmatic viewpoint.

Regarding religion, freethinkers hold that there is insufficient evidence to support the existence of supernatural phenomena.
According to the Freedom from Religion Foundation, "No one can be a freethinker who demands conformity to a bible, creed, or messiah. To the freethinker, revelation and faith are invalid, and orthodoxy is no guarantee of truth." and "Freethinkers are convinced that religious claims have not withstood the tests of reason.
Not only is there nothing to be gained by believing an untruth, but there is everything to lose when we sacrifice the indispensable tool of reason on the altar of superstition. Most freethinkers consider religion to be not only untrue, but harmful."


In the 18th and 19th century, many thinkers regarded as freethinkers were deists, arguing that the nature of God can only be known from a study of nature rather than from religious revelation.
In the 18th century, "deism" was as much of a 'dirty word' as "atheism", and deists were often stigmatized as either atheists or at least as freethinkers by their Christian opponents.
Deists today regard themselves as freethinkers, but are now arguably less prominent in the freethought movement than atheists.

Culled from Wikipedia

goofyone:
Okay then.
The answer is Napoleon Bonaparte. Actually his soldiers, but technically credited to Napoleon. And the "something" here is the Rosetta Stone.

Actually thought it was easy. Maybe i was wrong.

crazysaint:
Just one clean hot slap, her sense go return.

goofyone:
Haha. This is now effectively general knowledge.

goofyone:
Okay, looks like you guys need a clue:

Someone chanced upon something, and scholars could finally make the Egyptian gods speak, or better still could finally understand the language of old Egypt. Who's the someone?

Now it's just general knowledge.

cc Borrussia, kinglekan, missclassy, iPrevail

goofyone:
Yeah, still waiting for answers. Actually quite a simple one, the riddle.
Have you, iPrevail?

Cc Borrussia

missclasssy:
[color=#000030]Wristwatch [/color]

He chanced upon me and Osiris spoke. Who is he?

This one's cheap and straightforward.

Cc
Kinglekan

Borrussia:
Should he make a statement out of it or he should translate it?

goofyone:
More than in. Shoot!

goofyone:
Don't tell me it's not . I know the algorithm.

goofyone:
This is so Google Translate

goofyone:
This is so Google Translate

Borrussia:
Lol... I'm a guy

Borrussia:
Qui est la dame avec une large vagin, je suis
curieux.

missclasssy:
[color=#000030]Sorry, but I don't understand german[/color]

Borrussia:
Missclasssy, wer die Dame mit weiten Vagina
ist, ich bin neugierig.

Borrussia:
Because its obvious and peculiar that the term "Blackett like missclasssy" is fallacy. Hate or dislike would be the appropriate word, well unless you have your reasons and speculations.

Borrussia:
I knew it was Blackett love/likes missclasssy but it ain't logical, that's why I said Blackett found you. Missclasssy would also had gotten it right had it been "Blackett likes missclasssy" was logical that's why she went for Missclasssy loves blackett

goofyone:
Nice! I didn't see the part where it was about her though. Good you didn't make that the clue, or you'd have easily given the riddle away.

iPrevail:
[i]1. The corruption of blacks is like a name written on their brow.
In a west-laid land where tropical folly is a common currency... Merciless is crowned Knight.

2. Friends gave me Five score and twenty pieces of these for my troubles. But I'm patient because much more is coming.

3. If this bird could talk, it would tell us a not so simple story, written in a book seen but no seen... It would be about the existence of a being unknown to eager sights.