"I Did It My Way"

Originally posted by wolfgang59
No, regardless of units 2+2=4

two dozen plus two dozen equals four dozen.

2 atheists + 2 theists = 1 debate

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
2 atheists + 2 theists = 1 debate

I make that 4 debates, 1 theological dispute and 1 chat down the pub.

Originally posted by Suzianne
Did you "not believe" in Jesus as the Savior of Man while you were a Christian?

Then I submit that, eventually, you chose to believe something you previously did not believe, namely that Christianity was false.

I lost my belief in the claims that Christians make about the divinity of Jesus and the nature of their God ~ I had no "choice" in the matter ~ and I could not continue to say I believed these things when I realized I simply did not? Do you think you could somehow persist with your Christian beliefs ~ as a matter of "choice" ~ even if you realized that you no longer believed what the Bible claimed about supernatural things?

Originally posted by Suzianne
Yet you still strive to remove splinters from other people's eyes while the beam is still lodged in your own eye. Perhaps the example I cite is too close to you to be able to see it clearly.

What kinds of splinters and beams are you talking about?

Originally posted by wolfgang59
I make that 4 debates, 1 theological dispute and 1 chat down the pub.

Originally posted by wolfgang59
I make that 4 debates, 1 theological dispute and 1 chat down the pub.

2 atheists + 2 theists = "4 debates" + "1 theological dispute" + "1 chat down at the pub" = 6 debater activities.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by wolfgang59
[b]I make that 4 debates, 1 theological dispute and 1 chat down the pub.

2 atheists + 2 theists = "4 debates" + "1 theological dispute" + "1 chat down at the pub" = 6 debater activities.[/b]

4!/2!

Originally posted by wolfgang59
4!/2!

Any beliefs other than "4!/2!"?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Any beliefs other than "4!/2!"?

I think we can all agree that we believe Red Hot Pawn exists.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"Frank Sinatra was wrong to do things "his way."

It wasn't Frank Sinatra.. it was Paul Anka.

Originally posted by HandyAndy
It wasn't Frank Sinatra.. it was Paul Anka.

"My Way" is a song popularized by Frank Sinatra. Its lyrics were written by Paul Anka and set to music based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" composed in 1967 by Claude François and Jacques Revaux. Anka's English lyrics are unrelated to the original French song." (Wikipedia)