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another great sentence, albeit rather negative. but if you post he will answer.
the challenge was set by dasa in another thread, but i think it needs the special attention of its own thread, here it is -
"Tell me one thing you would suggest to make the world a better place and I will tell you why it will not work." - dasa.
18 Nov 12
Originally posted by stellspalfieFix my roof.
another great sentence, albeit rather negative. but if you post he will answer.
the challenge was set by dasa in another thread, but i think it needs the special attention of its own thread, here it is -
"Tell me one thing you would suggest to make the world a better place and I will tell you why it will not work." - dasa.
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Originally posted by stellspalfieI'm not sure I can face Dasa right now. I just ate a chicken sandwhich and thoroughly enjoyed it. I feel so dirty inside. I can only imagine how the chicken feels. 😞
another great sentence, albeit rather negative. but if you post he will answer.
the challenge was set by dasa in another thread, but i think it needs the special attention of its own thread, here it is -
"Tell me one thing you would suggest to make the world a better place and I will tell you why it will not work." - dasa.
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Originally posted by whodeyyes, but you ate food and it helped you live, which im sure makes the world a better place.
I'm not sure I can face Dasa right now. I just ate a chicken sandwhich and thoroughly enjoyed it. I feel so dirty inside. I can only imagine how the chicken feels. 😞
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Originally posted by karoly aczelWhile the statement "false religion" logically implies the possibility of "true religion"...
Are you saying there is true religion?
That doesn't mean that "true religion" actually exists.
Being logically consistent is a requirement for existing, but is not evidence of existence
in and of itself.
Given that dasa tells us all that we have to get rid of 'false religion' like a spam bot trying
to sell Viagra. It would seem to be a method of improving the world that he can't disagree
with without refuting all his previous arguments.
Our only quibble of course would be to label his own religion as being false as well.
Originally posted by googlefudgeI've always found the problem when religion is organized.
While the statement "false religion" logically implies the possibility of "true religion"...
That doesn't mean that "true religion" actually exists.
Being logically consistent is a requirement for existing, but is not evidence of existence
in and of itself.
Given that dasa tells us all that we have to get rid of 'false religion' like a spam bo ...[text shortened]...
Our only quibble of course would be to label his own religion as being false as well.
The only valid religion in my book is your own. And I'm not saying you even need one.
But there is a right way to do it, but you dont hear of them folk.
So strictly speaking I dont think any organized religion is good, because I feel it's too diluted,amongst other things