1. Donationrwingett
    Ming the Merciless
    Royal Oak, MI
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    04 May '11 21:00
    Originally posted by Penguin
    [b]The day is rapidly approaching when the unsustainability of mankind's pathological, technological materialism will unleash a DAY OF RECKONING. On that day his vaunted civilization will implode upon him and he will realize, too late, the folly of his ways.

    Or we'll just get hit by an asteroid.

    --- Penguin.[/b]
    And absolve us of any responsibility? We should be so lucky.
  2. Standard memberkaroly aczel
    The Axe man
    Brisbane,QLD
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    04 May '11 21:48
    Fiction.
  3. Donationrwingett
    Ming the Merciless
    Royal Oak, MI
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    05 May '11 02:54
    Originally posted by whodey
    I think you are falling into the pit of explaining away the miraculous.

    If you believe in God then you must buy into a miraculous God. I suppose you could explain away every miracle recorded in the Bible other than Creation. In fact, even if you don't believe in God I think life can be viewed as miraculous. So my question is, do you believe in miracles? If so, to what degree? Are there limitations?
    Obviously, the definition of 'miraculous' is a point of contention here.

    But I object to your claim that one must buy into 'miracles' if they believe in god.
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