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Nonso23: great piece too.

Booty butt chic: Shollypopz.....somehow light in complexion,about 5'9/ loves beautiful things.a fashionista,knows a lot of fashion tips especially,loves goin to places and also likes shoppin


Idowuogbo one thing for sure she will knw aw to take gud care of kids,she gets into akward positions in real life duh she might seem perfect on nL


190 wiil definately be d friendly types,doesn't get into fight or jab,very dark in complexion,can jugde women,very cunny/has is own way of doin things,loves to brag about his asset,mixes with people with almost d same status as he is or higher



Mynd.....let me see,he might be chocolate in colour,has idea of many places,can leave with someone and not talk 2 d person 4 years weda a neighbour or roomie,likes junks,doesn't like morons,very loyal hates cheatin,and helps without expectin anytin bak,doesn't like competition of anykind at all,forgives but doesn't forget cos of future reference, the list goess onn...


Reality 101....insultive,,,,says he doesn't give a Bleep but he does like seeiously


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plaetton: Not again!

This is getting serious.

Calling Deepsight, Calling Deepsight.
Come in Deepsight.
Anyone there?
Can you hear me?

Man,
That Alpha Omega Galaxy system is too distant from Earth.
Come back home to Terra firma.
Your words and statements are constantly being garbled.
We don't know what they mean.

lol.

Deep Sight: The point is the improbability of the existence of something such as a house - absent a builder.

You think that it is impossible for mindless matter to combine and coalesce over time to form a house. And yet you believe that mindless matter combined and coalesced over time to form the awe-inspiring house that houses you: your body: a fearsome mystery: a system more powerful, coordinated and intelligent than the most advanced computers can ever be. . . .

MyJoe: I'm doing good. I trust you are too.




Yes, you have consistently spoken of your belief in God being anchored on intuition and empiricism. “Appeal to intuition”, then, wasn’t the best way for me to put it.

I disagree with much of what plaetton has written – however, some quick points.

If the question “Is there EVIDENCE for God?” is asked, a Yes or a No would both be good answers, in my view. Here’s why.

1. God is not tangible – no one has ever seen him.

2. God is not to be seen in this dimension so the tools of science and research are useless in finding him.

3. Extra-sense perceptions of God, dreams, near death experiences, soul travel, etc, are subjective experiences – I mean, they always present a porter only the experiencer can log on to. (That explains why materialists like Martian and logicboy would hastily, and probably in ignorance, dismiss them as either lies, reading too much into ordinary things, or pure hallucinations.)

4. “Intuition” is tendentious, spectacularly subjective, and cannot be relied upon for the apprehension of objective truth. Logicboy did a sound critique of it above. I put a very similar argument to you in the past – where logicboy used the illustration of tribal folks believing the world is flat, I used that of Hindus venerating cows.

5. Outside an individual’s head, extra-sense perceptions cannot be equated with sense perceptions – that will make nonsense of the word “objectivity”.

6. The First Cause argument is good. But so is the counterargument.

I recall a cousin telling me he believes in God simply because he is comfortable with that position. At the end of the day that is what it often comes down to for the majority of thinking people – the position you prefer, since, according to Kierkegaard, you have to take a position.

Personally, I believe in the creator God because I am convinced that while a stone can have landed on the roadside without someone deliberately putting it there, the house I live in can’t have come about that way (“the improbable protrusion in reality”). But some atheists (like plaetton), on other hand, have reviewed the science available which tells them that the Big Bang came out of nothing without an apparent need for intelligent intervention. Some other atheists (like mazaje) insist that we don’t really know how it all started and since we can’t see any God or lightenings of him (and can't know even if we do since we don't know what God looks or sounds like) we can’t just conclude that God must be responsible. No lack of depth or thought there.

Besides, if we accept your argument we would have to accept the reverse argument that believers are necessarily the ones with depth and thought.

Alfa Seltzer: Well, he has to respond first. Have you seen him?

Joshthefirst: sorry ma'am. Sleep knocked me out.
I had a not-so-nice day yesterday.(I don't want to talk about it)
I will have a nice day today. By Gods grace.
Have a nice day ma'am

Alfa Seltzer: His life

RubyTheBlogger: its jst a mental pickshore dear say smtin bout me

RubyTheBlogger: I think u r a perv, u r nt really in USA neither are u frm there, u r short, chocolate, chubby and dimpled, u av a 9ce perspective to life, boring to be with, a nerd, an introvert

harlos: here also it rained and the breeze is cool as well, don't know why i couldn't sleep
maybe because i've not been online since morning lol.

Just got it, have you seen my reply?

harlos: I'm fine thanks. And you too?

Joshthefirst:
What are you saying?
Smh
Logicboy would probably disgrace you in public if he was in my place.

harlos: If you read me well, i Said i don't do alcohol

but...i suspect you

Alfa Seltzer: logicboy, can I interview you?

Alfa Seltzer: so when are you going?

Alfa Seltzer: This is a very suspicious reason. I hope SSS verifies you very well. I have never heard of anybody coming to nigeria just to visit church friends form US.

Alfa Seltzer: Tell us then.

Alfa Seltzer: answering questions with questions? Are you ashamed of your mission?

Alfa Seltzer: What is your mission in Nigeria?

Nonso23: Antonio Vivaldi- the four seasons

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRxofEmo3HA