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Originally posted by trev33
he's not talking about raising children as atheists, he wants them to be brought up to make their own choices with regards to religion when they're mature enough. i thought that i agree with, parents have no right to alter their child's though process. especially on something that is so debated as religion. bring them up with an open mind and if there grow to have a similar belief system as you, great, if not you have to respect that.
Exactly.Well said Trev33.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Again another massive and epic FAIL, you are the real Borgs, for you are promising
freedom and yet you exist as slaves of sin! We are reminded through counsel to use
our powers of discernment exercised through the faculty of conscience, these
references to believing lies, to buying everything, to simply follow every teaching like
sheep will ...[text shortened]... lky, we
have walked the walk and continue to bring glory to the name of the most high himself!
I got to the end of the first sentence then nearly fell off my chair laughing!!! Slaves of sin, for goodness sake man!!! LOL

As for the rest of your post, it was just the usual blather.

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Originally posted by biffo konker
What you say appears to be correct and seems to be common sense.But I have a few problems with your tolerant view that indoctrinating children with religious ideas is harmless.

'If you want to raise your kids Atheist or Catholic or Heathen or JW then by all means do so.'
Would you add,for instance,the Westboro Baptist church to your list?

And,bef ...[text shortened]... t church with his group. I am only asking if your view includes all and every religious group.
No I think there are limits. I'm not okay with the Westboro Baptist Church. But I'm not really sure what can legally be done about them either. However, I think children being raised in that environment could potentially qualify as an abusive situation.

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Originally posted by Proper Knob
Rob you are a Borg, you were assimilated into the collective a long time ago.

To quote the great Zach De La Rocha -

Believing all the lies that they're telling ya,
Buying all the products that there sellin' ya,
They say 'jump', and you say 'how high'?
You're brain dead, you got a ****** bullet in your head!!
Thank you Mr Proper Knob, just the mere mention of that band gives me shivers.
Spiritual? Who cares when you rock like that๐Ÿ˜ต

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Originally posted by karoly aczel
Thank you Mr Proper Knob, just the mere mention of that band gives me shivers.
Spiritual? Who cares when you rock like that๐Ÿ˜ต
Clearly my lack of caring whether this is spiritual or not invites the influence of the Devil... Look out๐Ÿ˜ฒ



๐Ÿ˜ด

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
have you not heard of Agers proffer about situation ethics? in that whatever ethical
stance one takes is dictated by circumstance? well well, if one finds oneself in a
compromising situation with a member of the opposite sex while married to another,
how will Agers situation ethics save that one from committing adultery? will he be
motivate ...[text shortened]... row it aside as if it were of
no account based upon the relative nature of his ethical stance.
have you not heard of Agers proffer about situation ethics? in that whatever ethical stance one takes is dictated by circumstance?
enlighten us...try posting a link ๐Ÿ˜ž

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
you talky talky Aggy, but you no walky walky!

Wisdom is proven righteous by its works Aggy, i think i have mentioned to you before.
What is wisdom but the application of knowledge? what knowledge have you gleaned
from your time on the planet Aggy? what shall it amount to? twenty, thirty, forty
years? and yet i have an ancient record s ...[text shortened]... only my own mistakes, but
those of others, why is your knowledge and wisdom superior to that?
You take your `inspiration' and wisdom from neanderthals. What else is there to say? ;]

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Originally posted by Agerg
[b]have you not heard of Agers proffer about situation ethics? in that whatever ethical stance one takes is dictated by circumstance?
enlighten us...try posting a link ๐Ÿ˜ž[/b]
did you not start an entire thread, is lying always wrong or something to that effect,
and then, despite your inability to state why lying was to be preferred to telling the
truth, gave a whole list of scenarios stating why, according to the situation an ethical
decision could be made? was that not you? come come dear Agers, is your memory
so weak as to forget the details?

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Originally posted by Agerg
You take your `inspiration' and wisdom from neanderthals. What else is there to say? ;]
Neanderthal were reputed to have lived some 30,00 - 40,000 thousand years ago, i am
merely talking a mere 3,000 or so. what else is there to say? We walk the walk, from
the death camps of Dachau, to the Russian Gulags in Siberia, we have walked the
walk, No compromise!

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Originally posted by Proper Knob
I got to the end of the first sentence then nearly fell off my chair laughing!!! Slaves of sin, for goodness sake man!!! LOL

As for the rest of your post, it was just the usual blather.
Well, if it made you smile, tis enough for me! ๐Ÿ™‚

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Originally posted by biffo konker
What you say appears to be correct and seems to be common sense.But I have a few problems with your tolerant view that indoctrinating children with religious ideas is harmless.

'If you want to raise your kids Atheist or Catholic or Heathen or JW then by all means do so.'
Would you add,for instance,the Westboro Baptist church to your list?

And,bef ...[text shortened]... t church with his group. I am only asking if your view includes all and every religious group.
then you should be careful about the insinuations that you are making, you cannot
simply wave about banners like,

'More likely they are 'brainwashed ' from an early age to accept your beliefs',

and expect to get away with it, unchallenged, nooo, you shall be biffed like a conker,
for sure!

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
did you not start an entire thread, is lying always wrong or something to that effect,
and then, despite your inability to state why lying was to be preferred to telling the
truth, gave a whole list of scenarios stating why, according to the situation an ethical
decision could be made? was that not you? come come dear Agers, is your memory
so weak as to forget the details?
So you take from my challenge to the statement "lying is ALWAYS wrong - that I endorse adultery!?

I take it you eat food...does that make you a cannibal? Do you actually eat children!? Feck, your cult is dangerous ๐Ÿ˜ฒ

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Originally posted by Agerg
So my blonde haired, blue eyed, Aryan friend; you take from my challenge to the statement "lying is ALWAYS wrong - that I endorse adultery!?

Dude there's something wrong with you.
really, what is it doctor? as for the statement, it should have read, lying is NOT always wrong, whether you endorse adultery, remains to be seen. That you endorse situation ethics is well known, are you denying that fact?

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
really, what is it doctor? as for the statement, it should have read, lying is NOT always wrong, whether you endorse adultery, remains to be seen.
You need to reign in your cannibalistic urges and stay the feck away from children that's whats up!