28 Jun 13
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Originally posted by stellspalfiethat we do not celebrate Christmas,
[b]nope, our kids know what happening
and what is it that they know?[/b]
you listening? its hard to give respect dude when you are not listening
so tell us what the single mum who cannot afford to give her kids what they want will say about Santa?
29 Jun 13
Originally posted by RJHindsWhat??
What about women's rights and wrongs? Are women to remain quite as the Apostle Paul said or do they have the right to interrupt the church service with gossip or whatever suits their fancy?
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They have as much right to "interrupt the church service with gossip or whatever suits their fancy" as men do. Which is not at all.
Or are you saying that women are frivolous with their thoughts and are rightfully called 'airheads' for a reason? Because if so, this offends me, I will not lie.
I wish you'd compare apples with apples instead of bringing the oranges into the conversation.
29 Jun 13
Originally posted by Suzianne"They have as much right to "interrupt the church service with gossip or whatever suits their fancy" as men do."
What??
They have as much right to "interrupt the church service with gossip or whatever suits their fancy" as men do. Which is not at all.
Or are you saying that women are frivolous with their thoughts and are rightfully called 'airheads' for a reason? Because if so, this offends me, I will not lie.
I wish you'd compare apples with apples instead of bringing the oranges into the conversation.
Silent?
What do you think Paul meant?
29 Jun 13
Originally posted by KellyJayIt doesn't really matter if Adam was deceived or not, they both sinned and received immediate punishment from God for it.
Not saying he wasn't guilty, but I don't recall ever reading he was
deceived. As near as I can tell, he went into it all with his eyes wide
open, because God told him what would happen.
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29 Jun 13
Originally posted by robbie carrobieso your kids believe santa visits other peoples houses, correct?
that we do not celebrate Christmas,
you listening? its hard to give respect dude when you are not listening
so tell us what the single mum who cannot afford to give her kids what they want will say about Santa?
to answer your question - it would depend on the parent. some would be honest. some would make excuses. sadly the majority probably get into debt so they dont have to face the problem. not sure why this is relevant?
29 Jun 13
Originally posted by stellspalfieno they know that Santa is not real,
so your kids believe santa visits other peoples houses, correct?
to answer your question - it would depend on the parent. some would be honest. some would make excuses. sadly the majority probably get into debt so they dont have to face the problem. not sure why this is relevant?
you listening? why do my words seem to reverberate against the side of your head?
29 Jun 13
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThey know that Santa is not real? That's strange, it wasn't that long ago you were claiming you had no belief with regards to the existence of Santa. How come your little boy knows Santa isn't real?
no they know that Santa is not real,
you listening? why do my words seem to reverberate against the side of your head?
29 Jun 13
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Originally posted by Proper Knobbecause I told him and if I recall correctly i gave you a personal accountant of how I know after catching my own parents putting out presents on Christmas morning, but I understand you never miss an opportunity for some retrospective trollin , respect dude!
They know that Santa is not real? That's strange, it wasn't that long ago you were claiming you had no belief with regards to the existence of Santa. How come your little boy knows Santa isn't real?
29 Jun 13
Originally posted by robbie carrobieAh yes, the 'I forgot whether or not I believe Santa existed' line. Respect to that insane gibberish!
because I told him and if I recall correctly i gave you a personal accountant of how I know after catching my own parents putting out presents on Christmas morning, but I understand you never miss an opportunity for some retrospective trollin , respect dude!
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29 Jun 13
Originally posted by robbie carrobieTechnically speaking... catching someone impersonating Father Christmas does not actually disprove Father Christmas's existence...
because I told him and if I recall correctly i gave you a personal accountant of how I know after catching my own parents putting out presents on Christmas morning, but I understand you never miss an opportunity for some retrospective trollin , respect dude!
While you can consider it as evidence that Father Christmas doesn't exist it is not actually proof.
There are of course perfectly sound reasons for not believing (and in fact disbelieving) in the existence of Father Christmas.
Finding out that your parents are impersonating him is not actually a particularly good one.
That Father Christmas would have to violate the laws of physics to deliver all his presents in the allotted time while going totally undetected would be a good reason.
29 Jun 13
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Originally posted by googlefudgeit was good enough for me and i dont think your reason is particularly solid, why, for you dismiss the possibility of magic and therefore a purely materialistic approach is a failure.
Technically speaking... catching someone impersonating Father Christmas does not actually disprove Father Christmas's existence...
While you can consider it as evidence that Father Christmas doesn't exist it is not actually proof.
There are of course perfectly sound reasons for not believing (and in fact disbelieving) in the existence of Father Chr ...[text shortened]... r all his presents in the allotted time while going totally undetected would be a good reason.