Originally posted by robbie carrobieI've offered to send you a science book or two on numerous occasions now, with the caveat that you are welcome to send me some literature of your choice in return. You have always refused. You have never, ever, given a reason as to why you refuse the offer. What is the reason?
sorry that doesn't make sense to me. I am still not sure what you are asking. Are you asking why I dont read science books that have been vetted by you?
Originally posted by Proper KnobDid i not explain that I like my science creationist?
I've offered to send you a science book or two on numerous occasions now, with the caveat that you are welcome to send me some literature of your choice in return. You have always refused. You have never, ever, given a reason as to why you refuse the offer. What is the reason?
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Originally posted by Proper Knobmaybe he doesnt want you to know that his address begins with -
I've offered to send you a science book or two on numerous occasions now, with the caveat that you are welcome to send me some literature of your choice in return. You have always refused. You have never, ever, given a reason as to why you refuse the offer. What is the reason?
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieThe diversification of life on this planet is not synonymous with materialism. There are plenty of theists, from all manner of religions, who reconcile the idea of a creator with evolution.
I like the idea of an intelligent designer. I dont like materialism in any form, its responsible for many ills in my opinion.
Originally posted by Proper KnobBut they still do not eliminate the idea of an intelligent designer.
The diversification of life on this planet is not synonymous with materialism. There are plenty of theists, from all manner of religions, who reconcile the idea of a creator with evolution.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieTo get back to the theme of the thread, namely atheism/theism and it's effects on behaviour, i would say your theism has turned you into an intellectual wimp. Someone who refuses to process information which doesn't subscribe to their preconceived worldview.
I like the idea of an intelligent designer. I dont like materialism in any form, its responsible for many ills in my opinion.
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Originally posted by Proper KnobI agree that your observation seems correct concerning these two JWs.
To get back to the theme of the thread, namely atheism/theism and it's effects on behaviour, i would say your theism has turned you into an intellectual wimp. Someone who refuses to process information which doesn't subscribe to their preconceived worldview.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieBravo, well stated. To God be the glory that He gives the increase, we do not. All we are commanded to do is be a witness to what He has done in our lives, live a thankful life, and be ready to tell why. We are also to preach, exhort...
A popular argument among philosophers and pseudo-philosophers is the existence or nonexistence of God. Even though many philosophers have long pointed out the futility of having the debate, in certain circles it rages on. A circle is the proper analogy for that debate, because it has neither beginning nor end and never gets beyond itself.
Standing ...[text shortened]... f free of any attempt to coerce or condemn different beliefs.
http://philosophyotb.com/w/?p=5
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Preach the word! Be ready in season and out of season. Convince, rebuke, exhort, with all longsuffering and teaching.
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