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Originally posted by RJHindsWhat ? Republicans?
By what He has made.
Great. We are all so blessed. Please leave your donation on your way out
Originally posted by RJHindsYou nailed it. Most adults believe themselves to be reasonable people. It's a matter of definition, however, and whether an objective or subjective standard of behavior is in play. Conversation between a reasonable and unreasonable person, about anything beyond small talk agreement about the weather and a mechanical 'have a nice day', becomes impossible because the essential coding and decoding of language in spoken and written communication remains encrypted and impenetrable in one of the minds.
That would be easy if you were a reasonable person.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI am sorry but this is wrong, there are many ways I can refute this but I will stick with the simplest.
[b]#1 No. All human beings eventually reach the point of "god" consciousness. In pristine cultures a young person or teenager may look up at a towering tree with all encompassing limbs and branches or squinting attempt to sustain gaze on the radiant sun or lie in the grass and watch the parade of clouds create changing shapes as they traverse the ho ...[text shortened]...
Sorry for the long reply, LemonJello, but I was pressed for time. gb
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Originally posted by AgergWell even Norse mythology doesn't credit Thor with the creation of the universe nor any deity for that matter. There is one source called the prose Edda written by Snorri Sturlisson of Iceland that credits the "shaping" of the universe by Odin and his two brothers Vili and Ve. But many scholars consider Snorri a dubious source since he his work was written well after Iceland converted to Christianity. I think the "creation" of the universe was as much a mystery to the heathens of old as it is to us today.
Prove Thor is only myth. Prove he didn't make everything.
Originally posted by googlefudgeYour sentiments and opinions are solely your sentiments and opinions, nothing less and nothing more. Your emotional protestations regarding irrefutable absolute truth weigh nothing. Though some well intentioned crusaders might wish your frozen shut eyes could thaw and slowly open, only an ill-mannered fool would disrespect your free will by attempting to convince you otherwise.
I am sorry but this is wrong, there are many ways I can refute this but I will stick with the simplest.
for point 1
I Do Not Believe In God.
I Have Never Believed In God.
I Have Never Thought That There Was Some Greater Being Out There Controlling Everything.
And I Never Will Absent Some Indisputab ...[text shortened]... roof for this, you are just making stuff up, and thus until proven,
also must be considered wrong.
Originally posted by UllrThank you. We all could use some good luck.
Well even Norse mythology doesn't credit Thor with the creation of the universe nor any deity for that matter. There is one source called the prose Edda written by Snorri Sturlisson of Iceland that credits the "shaping" of the universe by Odin and his two brothers Vili and Ve. But many scholars consider Snorri a dubious source since he his work was written we ...[text shortened]... Thor are Scandinavian/Germanic mythology ..... well all I can say is good luck with that.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThanks for the reply.
[b]#1 No. All human beings eventually reach the point of "god" consciousness. In pristine cultures a young person or teenager may look up at a towering tree with all encompassing limbs and branches or squinting attempt to sustain gaze on the radiant sun or lie in the grass and watch the parade of clouds create changing shapes as they traverse the ho ...[text shortened]...
Sorry for the long reply, LemonJello, but I was pressed for time. gb
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Originally posted by LemonJelloDon't you know the difference between persons, places, and things?
Thanks for the reply.
[b] All human beings eventually reach the point of "god" consciousness.
As a trivial example, a lot of human beings die before even reaching an age where they are capable of entertaining such conceptions. So this claim is blatantly false on the face of it. But, I guess what you are trying to say is rather that theistic co ...[text shortened]... God. That sounds rather absurd. Could you please clarify this statement of yours?[/b]
Originally posted by LemonJelloDon't you know the difference between persons, places, and things?
Thanks for the reply.
[b] All human beings eventually reach the point of "god" consciousness.
As a trivial example, a lot of human beings die before even reaching an age where they are capable of entertaining such conceptions. So this claim is blatantly false on the face of it. But, I guess what you are trying to say is rather that theistic co God. That sounds rather absurd. Could you please clarify this statement of yours?[/b]
Originally posted by RJHindsYes, of course God is a thing (if He exists). Persons are things too.
Don't you know the difference between persons, places, and things?
You need to retake your English class if you believe God is a thing.