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F900
October 08, 2006, @ 01:53 AM
Interesting....

http://www.glumbert.com/media/goddelusion
Killer
October 08, 2006, @ 09:01 AM
In my opinion...


SPOT ON!
Dr. Pickles
October 08, 2006, @ 01:06 PM
I agree......


Pickles, who misses making fun of bible-thumpers on AZ :sad:
Killer
October 09, 2006, @ 01:31 PM
I find it amusing that we have 38 views and no retort. :lol:
Brian
October 09, 2006, @ 01:42 PM
they should get some furniture
Killer
October 09, 2006, @ 02:14 PM
they should get some furnituredoes look empty. Did you see the chick in the background flash her tits?:mhihi:
Brian
October 09, 2006, @ 02:41 PM
naw... the dull british monotone put me to sleep
Adam_Schwartz
October 09, 2006, @ 02:42 PM
I find it amusing that we have 38 views and no retort. :lol:

Why, so we can get the atheists to try and convert the God fearing people or vice versa? Why not just go ahead and make an "Abortion vs Anti-abortion" thread while we are at it.
Killer
October 09, 2006, @ 03:23 PM
Why, so we can get the atheists to try and convert the God fearing people or vice versa? Why not just go ahead and make an "Abortion vs Anti-abortion" thread while we are at it.

Everything need not be an argument. Why not comment on some of his theories? he makes some very valid points. Maybe that is the problem. :idea:
Brian
October 09, 2006, @ 03:25 PM
why do you insist on debating people of faith? I don't understand that... unless you're looking for an answer you haven't found for yourself.
Killer
October 09, 2006, @ 03:30 PM
why do you insist on debating people of faith? I don't understand that... unless you're looking for an answer you haven't found for yourself.

Maybe because to me it is so obvious that ...oh nevermind. I'll drop it.
Brian
October 09, 2006, @ 03:33 PM
my guess is you haven't made it thru the Ram Das book yet :mhihi:
Adam_Schwartz
October 09, 2006, @ 03:34 PM
Everything need not be an argument. Why not comment on some of his theories? he makes some very valid points. Maybe that is the problem. :idea:

Nazis and Communists make valid points too, but it does not mean much.

Bottom line is that I have made it clear that I think religion is a very personal thing and would rather not debate the topic in general. Objective issues like the US not enforcing its own border laws is something I would much rather debate, for instance.
Brian
October 09, 2006, @ 03:38 PM
Bill
Killer
October 09, 2006, @ 03:39 PM
Bill

:spit: :rofl: :lol: :rofl: :lol: :snicker:
Killer
October 09, 2006, @ 03:41 PM
Nazis and Communists make valid points too, but it does not mean much.

Bottom line is that I have made it clear that I think religion is a very personal thing and would rather not debate the topic in general. Objective issues like the US not enforcing its own border laws is something I would much rather debate, for instance.


Your wish is my command...but just for laughs...
Adam_Schwartz
October 09, 2006, @ 04:00 PM
Hey, that is merely my stance - others can do whatever the heck they want.
Rabid Ocelot
October 09, 2006, @ 04:01 PM
Dear Killer,

As soon as your daughter brings home a nigger, you will be praying for a god.
Dr. Pickles
October 10, 2006, @ 12:08 AM
Dear Killer,

As soon as your daughter brings home a jatt, you will be praying for a god.

fixed
Killer
October 10, 2006, @ 05:32 AM
Dear Killer,

As soon as your daughter brings home a nigger, you will be praying for a god.

No, remember I don't believe in the invisable man in the sky. And actually even if she did i would have to just hope he was a decent bleck. If there is such a thing. ;)

Sometimes you just have to realize some things are beyond your control.:fruit:
Adam_Schwartz
October 10, 2006, @ 08:52 AM
A decent bleck...nice one dude!
Euro-Man
October 12, 2006, @ 12:22 PM
I honestly don't know how to respond to this.

I think many people find comfort, as it was said, in believing that (some) things might be in someone elses control. While it may not be true, I don't see anything wrong about living in such a state.

I find it strange how the author perceived atheism as a better state of mind, even if it provides people with less happyness. :sqnteek: :dunno:

Personally I think as long as your religion insn't crawling down my throat and is making you happy - I'm fine with it. I also am very comfortable being crazy, if crazy makes me happy. :dunno: