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Humor: Who can tell?

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@suzianne said
Actually I don't. That you think I do means that you must not respect your own judgement.
I do respect my own judgement. And you ou really do make my case for me. Stop zinging me with absolutely top-drawer blurts. Please stop. I am zinged.


@suzianne said
Neither one of you is funny.
I get a great laugh out of watching the TWINS try to be funny! 🙂

-VR

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Provided God really exists, would he have a 'good' sense of humor? Who can tell?


@pettytalk said
Provided God really exists, would he have a 'good' sense of humor? Who can tell?
Well he/she if they exist, did supposedly make mankind. 🙂

-VR

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@very-rusty said
Well he/she if they exist, did supposedly make mankind. 🙂

-VR
And the wasp. (God clearly wanted to ruin picnics).


@ghost-of-a-duke said
And the wasp. (God clearly wanted to ruin picnics).
Man if he/she exists, you could be in trouble! 🙂

-VR


@very-rusty said
Man if he/she exists, you could be in trouble! 🙂

-VR
God and I have an unspoken agreement. I don't believe in Him and he doesn't hold a grudge.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
God and I have an unspoken agreement. I don't believe in Him and he doesn't hold a grudge.
Well, that is yet to be seen. 🙂

-VR


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Scenario: I write a check to pay off all the debts of my Christian brothers and sisters in my congregation, which are numerous and have many outstanding debts. However, three days later, it bounces due to insufficient funds when it was presented to the bank for cashing.

It's said that, once upon a time, our Lord Jesus Christ, in a display of divine generosity, decided to pay off the collective debts of mankind by offering his dead body as payment. Then, as the sun rose on the third day, the news spread like wildfire: the tomb was found empty! This caused a run on the bank of Christianity


@ghost-of-a-duke said
And the wasp. (God clearly wanted to ruin picnics).
Food and water are the basic necessities for life, and God made it a priority for all his creatures. We need to share.

On my picnics, I always bring an extra chicken leg and a can of coke for the wasps. I set their plate nearby, along with a sign; White Anglo-Saxon Protestants or WASP. The lord gives and the lord takes away.


@ghost-of-a-duke said
God and I have an unspoken agreement. I don't believe in Him and he doesn't hold a grudge.
If we were to hold a grudge for everyone who does not believe in us, we would not have anyone left to believe. Truth is the hardest thing to believe in, since it's solitary and singular in a world of lies.

But once you see the beautiful face of truth, you become a true believer; without a trace of doubt in our mind. One cannot help but Love the singular face of truth. They say that God is Love.

I believe that Neil Diamond wrote a song about it, but he let the Monkeys sing it first. No doubt there is meaning in these coincidences. Monkeys becoming humans after seeing the face of Truth/Love. Sophia! Philosophy, the love of wisdom...and can we be wise without knowing the truth? Is it humor? Warped sense of humor? The Monkeys had a TV show for a while.... silly warped humor.

And this is just a stretch of my warped humor. As a recompense to God, all those who believe man descended from the apes, will have to spend a year on The Planet Of The Apes.



@pettytalk said
If we were to hold a grudge for everyone who does not believe in us, we would not have anyone left to believe. Truth is the hardest thing to believe in, since it's solitary and singular in a world of lies.
Have you met the TWINS? 🙂

-VR


@ghost-of-a-duke said
God and I have an unspoken agreement. I don't believe in Him and he doesn't hold a grudge.
God told me he doesn't believe in you. He said he wanted to but required proof.
He went on to say; 'it’s impossible to know how the universe was created and whether divine beings exist.'
At the time I thought it was a strange thing to say but just let it slide.
What with him being God and everything.


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