![]() |
Quote:
Hevusa, when are you going to make things right with yours? Quote:
Also, you mentioned charity, you were aware that to this day, even in the post-religious/post-modern era, religious charities still are the single largest sources of aid and assistance across the world and even across America. Could they be doing better? Of course, but lets not discredit the good they are providing for millions of people. |
I wouldn't say that a belief in God is an indication of a lesser intelligence. I know some very intelligent Christians. I suppose i just wish they'd apply it to something a bit more useful, that's all.
|
Quote:
I already have. Maybe it is time you stopped running... |
Quote:
Christians need to up their game, but then again so do we all. |
Quote:
You might not, but a scientific study does... |
Quote:
lulzy. I had a flashback to Luke Skywalker leaving Degobah too soon. |
Quote:
That's philanthropy, the decision made by those who have to provide for those who have not and is no substitute for working towards a situation where there is no need for one group to rely upon another to survive. You ask what they could be doing better? Directly campaign against a system that causes poverty to begin with, rather than try and make life better for those stuck in it. |
Quote:
Well said. |
Quote:
Yeah, and the statistics may or may not speak for themselves. I'm dubious about ideas of intelligence being this quantifiable entity that we're able to gauge with an IQ test or some other experiment. The thing is, once we start pulling the whole religion versus science thing we end up with an irreconcilable mess that only ultimately serves to gratify both sides. that's why i prefer to equate religion with the (equally unquantifiable) field of philosophy: as a way in which we might try and understand the world we live in. But if we are going to take scientific evidence as any kind of barometer then surely we'd need to know the nature of the religious society in which those questioned lived. A position of disbelief to someone in Utah may simply be a sign that they go against an orthodoxy, which could be considered a sign of intelligence. But then it could be said that a person who lives in Minnesota who supports the Chicago Bears exhibits similar qualities and I doubt whether many people would argue that Bears fans are inherently more intelligent than Vikings ones. |
Quote:
Ding, ding, ding, ding!!! Very well said. In those "non-theist" countries I mentioned with free health care and free education it is not even necessary for churches to help. |
Quote:
![]() this may take an 8th Ecumenical Council, perhaps they can hold it somewhere neutral to the issue like Greenbay ;) |
damn...i don't feel like reading 3 (more) pages...but it's probably hevusa sounding more like a twat.
|
wtf. wasn't this not suppose to turn into a religion debate.
|
Quote:
|
Defending a lie is hard on the "believers" it seems. It must suck to have your logical mind understand that your "belief" might be complete fantasy/bullshit.
Reminder: "God" and "The Flying Spaghetti Monster" are on the same level of reality. If you think otherwise you are not an honest person. |
Quote:
yer "God" isn't the same as their God. |
You really have a thing for that spagetti monster could'nt you have been more creative with it?
NOW LEAVE THE THREAD im not debating now cause my ass is goin home May my imaginary god bless you Hevusa and take the hate from your heart i GIVE you the utter orgasmic pleasure of HAVING THE LAST WORD |
Quote:
That doesn't really matter now, does it? That is the whole point in naming it the flying spaghetti monster. Man, no wonder this is hard... It doesn't matter if you define "God" like traditional religious texts on earth. It doesn't matter if you define "God" as "energy" or the whole damn universe and everything in it itself, or anything in between. It is all fucking hearsay. "God" could just as easily be something like the damn flying spaghetti monster or not exist at all. 0% objective information can be given about "God" no matter how you define it. |
Quote:
![]() http://www.venganza.org/ |
The best part about ignoring someone is I just get to decide what I think they said. I can insert whatever bullocks I imagine hevusa saying in.
|
That is what you HAVE to do to defend the lie.
|
Quote:
IT'S THE BEST |
![]() |
Oh, yeah? Tell me more.
|
Quote:
If you can objectively prove that God exists I will leave this forum forever. |
Why don't you just leave and we'll get Hayden to forward the answer at a later date?
Or: the objective proof for muons or quarks or the big bang all lie in their effects rather than observing the items themselves directly. The objective proof of God - namely the personal experience of some 2 thirds of the global population - is structually identical to the objective proofs of 2 of the most important theories of modern science. Which, I should note, only need to be observed by a very small community of people to be taken (rightly, it seems) as 'fact'. This is a weak argument (for several reasons) because it's absolute fucking madness to assume that science can provide not just the answers to everything but also the methodology; I'm sure I don't need to remind you of, say, phlogiston, Copernican Astronomy or the contemporary debate around homeopathic remedies which, in spite of not fitting with much of contemporary sciences' methodology, still work as 'prooved' by statistical effect. |
I love glice.
|
Quote:
So in other words you don't have any objective information either. It sure takes you a long time to get to nothing. I never said science could explain or prove everything. What does that have to do with God? Nothing once again. |
Does he still have that 'don't listen' avatar? That shit always made me laugh as it preceded posts that I didn't listen to.
|
Quote:
![]() |
Quote:
Way to join the forum, hevusa. |
charvossa
|
Quote:
It's charbob. |
God is such a ridiculous term, created by us.
In many ways we are God to lesser creatures on earth. I think it's funny how some people think it's crazy to believe in aliens but believe in God, and vice versa. All I know is that I don't know nothing All I know is that I don't know All I know is that I don't know nothingggggggggg bahahaha |
hevusa practices phrenology up in dis muddafugga
|
Quote:
exactly. you are a good man DDD! |
Quote:
that maybe, but its better to than ![]() |
hevusa stop backing down you pussy.
8 pages of fighting against these hippies and the god that exists within the most self satisfied coordinates of their inner drive to self induce death and obliteration. don't stop now in the name of appeasing a white rasta, a catholic convert pederast, a southern fried pill poppin rocker momma and a drug addicted homo manchild whose like, so like, whatever, man. keep attacking glice, YOU can win. and you haven't even read derrida and copernican astronomy like he has. in fact you don't even feel the need to wrap up your childish arguments in high falutin literary references so that the unacademic will be wowed by the inference he must know exactly tha fuck what he be talkin 'bout. I MEAN HE'S USING HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE AS A DEFENSE. COME ON. because i'm sure I don't need to remind you of these books and things i've read and you've probably haven't that must prove i'm right because they sound so fucking smart and i can bluff that language and waffle with the best of them. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Shut the fuck up u cradle robber;) you r just bored and like to observe the heat of the thread. Why don't we hear what you have to think on the topic floaty? Surely you don't deny strange possibilities. |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:34 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin Version 3.5.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
All content ©2006 Sonic Youth