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Ichthys_(XFCE)SplashScreen

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Downloads:  66
Submitted:  Jun 29 2009

Description:

Just a SplashScreen (For XFCE Desktop) for christian Linux users...

Please omit comments without sense... Thanks... =D




Changelog:

·v1.0
--First (And unique release i guess)




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 lol @ your absurd "beliefs"

 
 by animacide on: Jun 30 2009  
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Let me guess, any comment that disagrees with your perspective or denies the existence of your imaginary friend is a comment without "sense"?

And I suppose it totally makes sense that you believe that a cosmic Jewish Zombie who was his own father can make you live forever if you symbolically eat his flesh and telepathically tell him you accept him as your master, so he can remove an evil force from your soul that is present in humanity because a rib-woman was convinced by a talking snake to eat from a magical tree...


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 Re: lol @ your absurd "beliefs"

 
 by LordNikon86 on: Jul 1 2009  
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or whatever... god loves you...

...[By Lord Nikon]...
Be Free, Be Linux... |α|
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 Re: Re: lol @ your absurd "beliefs"

 
 by animacide on: Jul 12 2009  
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If your imaginary friend loves me, doesn't that mean you love me? If so, that's kinda gay. Thanks but no thanks. Keep your imaginary friends and such to yourself.


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 Re: Re: Re: lol @ your absurd "beliefs"

 
 by LordNikon86 on: Jul 12 2009  
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That shows what kind of mentality you have, so, that's an absurd discusion... so, whatever... be happy 'science-man'...

...[By Lord Nikon]...
Be Free, Be Linux... |α|
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 Awesome Work!

 
 by integr8e on: Jul 1 2009  
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You did a good job on the splash screen -- thanks for your contribution!

P.S. From my experiences (notice the "plurality" of "experiences"), there is a much greater chance we came from an intelligent Creator than randomly having macro-evolved into the complexity that is the human species from nonliving matter that was spawned from a tiny, incredibly dense ball of mass which decided one day to explode and create the universe and had to have existed for all eternity in order for it to have even "been" -- which I find highly unlikely; Atheism, although it strides to completely disassociate itself from religion, requires an awful lot of faith.


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 Re: Awesome Work!

 
 by LordNikon86 on: Jul 1 2009  
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Thanks for you comment, i'm glad to know that likes you...

the religious discussion is always a never ending history, the people always refuse to accept that god loves you, no matter who you are or what you do, he loves you...
if you are in disagreement with that, ok, just respects those who have these beliefs...

...[By Lord Nikon]...
Be Free, Be Linux... |α|
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 Re: Awesome Work!

 
 by animacide on: Jul 12 2009  
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Your comment shows a complete and utter lack of understanding when it comes to science.

You clearly do not understand the difference between the big bang, abiogenesis, and evolution.

Also your use of the word "decided" implies that the singularity was concious. How could that then be an atheist viewpoint? If the singularity had thoughts, the singularity would be god.

Seriously, how stupid is it to take your beliefs on evolution from people who get paid by selling you religious dogma? That's like going to an astrologist to learn about astronomy.

If you really study the science, you will realize that evolution is an obvious truth. The way biology functions, evolution is inevitable. In fact, you see evolution in every day life. Why do you think you can still get the flu every year when you've already become immune the last time?

One final thought. Faith is the intersection of ignorance and arrogance. Where else do you find people who are proud of their unwillingness to think objectively?


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 Re: Re: Awesome Work!

 
 by screaming on: Aug 21 2009  
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Wow !
How can man SO hate God !


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 Good work!

 
 by timbrown5270 on: Mar 1 2010  
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...and don't let the hecklers get you down! ;)

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 Great Work

 
 by jwgarrett on: Oct 16 2010  
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I know of many people that can help with the answers. Please visit http://amazingdiscoveries.tv/


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