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Fuck the church, fuck religions, fuck god. Stop fucking children.




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 To Purple smurf

 
 by Bear73 on: Mar 24 2010  
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Bear73Bear73

Or is it Mepiss ?

First of all. Let me make it perfectly clear to you...
God does not excist. He is a fictional character in a book. Just like Harry Potter.

You call me a fanatic, because I say I can't respect christians.

Your silly reason, for making this claim is that I haven't met all 10.000 christians, or whatever the number is.

So, let me ask you this ;
Do you respect rapists and murderers or are you a fanatic as well ?

To respect someone, you have to acknowledge his beliefs and what he stands for.

And since, religious beliefs are so far away from my own. I can safely say, that I will never respect a christian.

I can say that without being fanatic. Just as I can say, I could never respect a rapist.


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 Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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*sigh* try this maybe? http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread163678/pg1

Do not offer what you think is best, offer many and let them choose. - Me (Cycron)
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 Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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So... (I've always wanted to ask an atheist this)

You believe that we came from monkeys... and where exactly did these monkeys come from???

Do not offer what you think is best, offer many and let them choose. - Me (Cycron)
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 Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by japc on: Mar 24 2010  
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I'm begining to doubt that we're even the same species. I truly hope we're not.

Again, get your facts straight, stop posting conspiracy theory, unfundamented crap (scientific facts? give me a break), it is not helping your cause (as if anything would).

Unless you're a prank I think you have a lot to read (I mean real books) before we can discuss anything and before any of your comments is anywhere near worthy of reply.


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 Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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So you have no reply to my question?

Do not offer what you think is best, offer many and let them choose. - Me (Cycron)
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 Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by japc on: Mar 24 2010  
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Ok, you wouldn't buy a book, it is too expensive for a primary school boy.

But are you too fucking dumb to read on human evolution (copy + paste or you might forget) on wikipedia? What is you problem? It it overwhelming? Too complex? Scary? Mind blowing? Saddening? Do you have any specific doubts? Too many expensive words? Not enough synapses to handle it? Is your screen contrast making it hard for you to read? Your eyes hurt? What?

Advise: do an honest try at understanding what you're trying to oppose. Else you may end up dwelling in basic misunderstandings (like that "theory" thingy that I don't think you quite well groked yet).

I must conclude that you're either lazy or retarded. Either way I've interfaced more than enough already.


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by mtax on: Mar 24 2010  
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I have an answer for you : we don't know where we come from at the all "beginning". And you don't know neither.

The difference between smart people and believers, is that smart people admit they don't know, and want to understand and to learn, that's why science exists.

Believers don't want to know, they just say "that's god". They don't even want to know the truth, they just want to stay as stupid as they are, because it's so much more easy to believe that you know everything, it's so easy to say "it's god" when you don't know.

Religion is the worst enemy of science, of truth, of freedom, of intelligence. Religion is for stupid people who want to stay stupid.

Ubuntu is an old African word, it means "I am a stupid shit, I don't know how to netinstall Debian"
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 Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by rowancompsciguy on: Mar 24 2010  
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I didn't see this part of the thread so I'll repost by comment here...

Evolution doesn't say we "came from monkeys". Evolution says we share a common ancestor. If you're simply asking where did monkeys come from, they came from their ancestors. If you're asking where did life come from, that's not a question answered by evolution. Evolution is simply an explanation of the diversity of life.

The origin of life is covered by a topic called abiogensis. Scientists aren't currently sure how life began on earth but they do know that it is possible for life to come from non-life as they have been able to produce the building blocks of life, amino acids, from non-life in a controlled environment.

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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Science and technology cannot explain the creation of the universe, therefore, you cannot disprove a god.

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Bear73 on: Mar 24 2010  
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Science can not disprove that there's a Santa, Superman, Spiderman, Lock ness monster or the jolly green giant...

So. do you believe in them as well ?



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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by rowancompsciguy on: Mar 24 2010  
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Being able to disprove the existence of god is contingent on your particular definition of god.

Additionally, there is no demonstroble evidence for the existence of a god so there is no reason to believe even if you can't disprove his existence. There is as much evidence for a god as there is unicorns or fairies. If you were to believe in anything that cannot be directly disproven, you would end up believing all kinds of nonsense. The default position is disbelief until such time as sufficient evidence can be presented to inspire belief. The burden of proof is on believers to prove the existence of god.

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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Yes, science can disprove that. Quote:
Science can not disprove that there's a Santa,

Yes, you can prove that, there are no gifts that come magically from "santa" and I hate it when people call him "Santa" because that is french for "Saint", and (of course) Clause means Nick
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Superman,

There is no such city that is where he comes from, and the whole world knew about him in the story.
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Spiderman,

Spiderman was also supposed to be known all around the world.
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Lock ness monster or the jolly green giant...

I don't really know about these ones, but I'm sure they can be proven wrong.

Do not offer what you think is best, offer many and let them choose. - Me (Cycron)

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by mtax on: Mar 27 2010  
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And you cannot disprove he is a giant bunny addicted to coca-cola. You cannot disprove he is the bigger son of a bitch ever. You cannot disprove he is just an alien. You cannot disprove anything cause there is nothing to disprove.

Ubuntu is an old African word, it means "I am a stupid shit, I don't know how to netinstall Debian"

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 Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Bear73 on: Mar 24 2010  
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Monkeys come from Africa :-)


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 Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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...And where did Africa come from? Answering this question with insults instead of actually answering the question only proves that your theory is flawed.

Do not offer what you think is best, offer many and let them choose. - Me (Cycron)
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 Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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SO YOU MEAN THESE ATHEISTS DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE THEIR MONKEYS CAME FROM???

so... what? These monkeys just came out of nowhere? they just "appeared"??

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by rowancompsciguy on: Mar 24 2010  
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I don't think anyone is saying that life just appeared. We're not sure exactly how life started on earth. We're also not sure where all of the matter in the universe came from. However, just because we don't know doesn't mean we're justified in making up a god to answer that question. God is a non-answer with regard to creation as his existence requires explanation (ie what created god?). If you're going to posit a god that always existed and created everything, wouldn't it be even more concise to just posit that the universe and everything in it already existed and go from there?

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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I guess there is no way we're going to convince each other, but did you once believe in god?

Do not offer what you think is best, offer many and let them choose. - Me (Cycron)

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To Purple smurf

 
 by rowancompsciguy on: Mar 24 2010  
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Absolutely! I was raised Methodist by my very devout Christian father, but around my late teens I slowly started researching things more for myself and came to the conclusion of Atheism. One of the biggest things that turned me to Atheism was the Bible. If you read the whole thing, not just what they talk to you about in church, the book is clearly full of holes, contradictions and outright inhumane behavior.

I am in no way hard nosed that there is no god. I don't know if there is or isn't and I'm more than capable of becoming convinced. Right now, I don't see sufficient evidence and until that time, my default position is disbelief.

We can agree to disagree, but I would encourage you to look into this stuff for yourself. Figure out, if you don't already know, why you believe what you believe and constantly challenge your understanding of your beliefs. If you have any questions with regards to Atheism, I'd be more than happy to discuss with you.

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 A question

 
 by Bear73 on: Mar 24 2010  
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According to someone in here, there are 2 billion christians...
Although this, ofcourse, is a wildly exaggerated number. There still is a lot of them out there.

You say that god hear your prayers..

If I had to listen to 10 whining christians every day, my head would explode !

How and why, would he listen to 2 billion whining bastards every day...


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 Re: A question

 
 by japc on: Mar 24 2010  
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Ok, I guess that proves that it does not exist (well, through the same bastard pseudo science used before where logical fallacies pop up like mushrooms).

QED. There's nothing more to see here, let's pack and go home :)


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 Re: A question

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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1. God is not simply human.
2. You can not get an exact number of how many Christians there are, there is really no way to tell.

Do not offer what you think is best, offer many and let them choose. - Me (Cycron)
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 Re: Re: A question

 
 by Bear73 on: Mar 24 2010  
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1. What is he then ?

2. There are too many


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 Re: Re: Re: A question

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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1. He is a supernatural being.
2. That is not a question.

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: A question

 
 by japc on: Mar 24 2010  
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1. A supernatural bearded being in the sky that doesn't like it when you masturbate then. Much like an a cosmic sexually repressed leprechaun? Can you prove that?


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: A question

 
 by Bear73 on: Mar 24 2010  
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Oh, like Superman
Why don't you believe in him instead..


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 Re: Re: Re: A question

 
 by japc on: Mar 24 2010  
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1. Clearly you know nothing. It is a bearded non-human in the sky that doesn't like it when you masturbate.

2. Yes. Celibacy's problem is being restricted to priests.


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: A question

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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Even if Christian faith is false, does it not anyway teach good things?

The Ten Commandments

1: 'I am the lord thy god; thou shalt not have strange gods before Me.'
okay, that one doesn't have anything to do with this argument
2: 'Thou shalt not take the name of the lord thy god in vain.'
that would mean swearing
3: 'remember thou keep holy the sabbath day'
also N/A
4: 'Honor thy father and thy mother.'
Which would (of course) mean to obey your parents.
5: 'Thou shalt not kill.'
do not kill
6: 'Thou shalt not commit adultery.'
...
7: 'thou shalt not steal.'
I think hope you know what that means
8: 'thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.'
in other words, do not lie
9: 'thou shall not covet thy neighbor's wife.'
which is what would lead to #6
10: 'thou shall not covet thy neighbor's goods.'
which would lead to #7


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: A question

 
 by Bear73 on: Mar 24 2010  
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So this must-do list you mention..

Is that copyrighted by god.

The Ten Commandments

1: 'I am the lord thy god; thou shalt not have strange gods before Me.'

meaning: I am a dictator. You must not think for yourself.

2: 'Thou shalt not take the name of the lord thy god in vain.'

The second most important thing in life is... Don't say god

3: 'remember thou keep holy the sabbath day'

Remember to take a nap and watch some football on sundays

4: 'Honor thy father and thy mother.'

Even if your father is a murdering rapist who killed your mother. You must do as he says.

5: 'Thou shalt not kill.'

The old testament and history is full of christians killing in the name of god.
So that would be breaking rule number 2 + 5

6: 'Thou shalt not commit adultery.'
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7: 'thou shalt not steal.'

These two are quite obvious.
It sholn't be necesarry to write this in a to-doo list.

8: 'thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.'

You shouldn't tell your neighbor, that god excists

9: 'thou shall not covet thy neighbor's wife.'

Don't fondle your neighbors wife

10: 'thou shall not covet thy neighbor's goods.'

Don't fondle your neighbors testicles


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: A question

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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foul language isn't going to help anything.

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 Linux

 
 by Raimondo1870 on: Mar 24 2010  
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Please explain exactly what this has to do with Linux?


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 Re: Linux

 
 by japc on: Mar 24 2010  
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God made linux.

Ok, clearly I had enough of this nonsense and yes, you're absolutely right.


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 Re: Re: Linux

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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But it was an atheist that you support that started this argument.

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 btw

 
 by Padster on: Mar 24 2010  
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anyways, what is this wallpaper about? saying that Christians are rapists and they should stop? Because very few are. Just saying.

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 Re: btw

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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Yeah, what is this wallpaper about?

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 Re: btw

 
 by rowancompsciguy on: Mar 24 2010  
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The wallpaper is a response to the decades (probably much longer) of sexual abuse inflicted by Catholic priests on children. The Vatican has done everything in its power to keep the abuse scandals under raps, going as far as moving priests suspected of molestation to other parishes to evade justice. This abuse has been going on for a long time and it has only been recently that the pope has even acknowledged the existence of the problem, while not actually making any changes or calling for any resignations of priests.

To put it short, mtax is making a humorous, but direct statement concerning many's feelings about the abuse scandals covered up by the church.

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 Re: Re: btw

 
 by Padster on: Mar 24 2010  
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well, that's old. they don't do that any more (i think) and that's catholics. i find catholics are kind of weird, no offense.

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 I'm sick of this

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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I'm sick of arguing about this. But I would like to know what that wallpaper has to do with Christians?!?!?!?

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 Re: I'm sick of this

 
 by Cycron on: Mar 24 2010  
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...but thanks for giving me practice with arguing with an atheist.

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 GG

 
 by Zinn on: Mar 25 2010  
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it's fun to see the number of comments on this wallpaper ! GG mtax
the text in the description may be aggressive but what about the attitude of the church with child abuse today?
no excuses, is it reasonable?


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