Shawn you have no clue
Its why your not a good handicapper
I think if you walked into your local church it would open your eyes
Respect the Lord
I wish you well even with all your anger directed at me
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12-26-13 02:24 PM #71
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12-26-13 02:37 PM #72
well i am agnostic...
Originally Posted by SBR_John
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12-26-13 04:16 PM #73
it has always been my opinion that people that believe in religious books like the bible, quran and the like, are of limited intelligence, not only because only unintelligent people would believe the claims in those books, but also because ive experienced it first hand, the people i meet that are religious are usually the least intelligent Originally Posted by bubblebuttluv
also, i think religious people are idiots from the things the say, like the crap you spew. like you, most religious people think that they will go to heaven because they believe in god while they pitty atheists/agnostics because they are sure they will burn in hell for all eternity.
thats how dumb religious people are, they say that god is this supreme being, that is all knowing and wise. and yet this supreme being chooses who goes to heaven or hell based on an arbitrary and insignificant fact such as who believes in him and who goes to church. I'll tell you one thing, the most religious people ive met are also the most horrible human beings i've met, and i can assure you they are not going to heaven. my guess is they are so horrible because they are dumb, they dont understand the irony of their actions in contrast with their faith, and also, being religious usually gives you that sense of selfrighteousness and arrogance one needs to feel that he can impose his ideas and beliefs to everyone else
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12-26-13 04:22 PM #74
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12-26-13 04:23 PM #75
"When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion, it is called religion."
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12-26-13 05:33 PM #76
my religion is proven and documented to be the oldest by a longshot, older than Christianity, but my religion teaches me never to proclaim it to be the best nor the only way to "heaven" so to speak. my religion teaches me to respect ALL people and their beliefs, so i respect you John even though you choose to say matter of factly that Jesus is the son of God even though you have no proof.
good day.
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12-26-13 05:36 PM #77
Sport Mushroom, some of the brightest Doctors, scholars, and scientists have been religious. Your ignorance is off the charts.
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12-26-13 05:37 PM #78
The oldest religion, or the oldest religion still commonly in practice? Originally Posted by homie1975
Last edited by chilidog; 12-26-13 at 05:43 PM.
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12-26-13 05:38 PM #79
religions of conversion are the most dangerous on earth and have killed the most people in the name of God. undisputed.
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12-26-13 05:38 PM #80
Second, you think God would want to be known by only the smartest? That idea is bizzare. God wants everybody to come know Him in their own way. You are being intellectually dishonest.
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12-26-13 05:40 PM #81
Many studies have been released with the same outcome - intelligence is directly related to your religiosity. Originally Posted by Seaweed
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12-26-13 05:42 PM #82
Your chosen religion (and thus Deity) is decided in large part by: Originally Posted by Seaweed
1. Your culture.
2. What point in time you exist.
3. What geographic meridien you reside in.
Wouldn't it suck to have been born an Egyptian in 2000 BCE? Bam, straight to hell to burn for eternity, just because of the above reasons. Sucks, eh?
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12-26-13 05:44 PM #83
I agree, many religions have. But there is only one Truth. And that truth is Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. The Truth is the truth. Those who follow him will live in peace, good will, and will receive the virtues to overcome anything. God is Love. There is one God. One Truth. Jesus is the Son of God. He died for you and me. Was crucified, and rose from the dead. Appeared to those who denied him when he was alive, and those people were willing to give their life because they knew He was God, the Truth, and would have eternal life. Why would those who rejected him when he was alive, be willing to die for him after he died on the cross? Originally Posted by homie1975
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12-26-13 05:45 PM #84
some of the brightest? can we agree the brightest people on earth are usually physicists? Originally Posted by Seaweed
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12-26-13 05:46 PM #85
For anyone saying that "how'd the universe get here?" Well the same way God did. It just appeared. God didn't need a creator according to that logic and neither does the universe.
The real reason most people believe is because of their own self-interest. Show me a person who believes in God and no after-life. That's what it all comes down to. None of these pussies wanna admit it. You're scared to die and want to believe you go on forever.
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12-26-13 05:49 PM #86
but to think that you get buried 6 feet under for all the pain and suffering is so anti-climactic.
maybe we go to another dimension who knows.
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12-26-13 05:51 PM #87
i will be cremated when i die and i know i'll turn to dust. that will be it. no need to believe in an after life. i don't need it. we are born, we live, then we die. to me religion is a philosophy, a way of life, treat people well, it's easy. no need to pray in a building with others to show that i can be religious and believe in being good to others.
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12-26-13 06:05 PM #88
Originally Posted by Ghenghis Kahn
How bad was your life in 1810?
Once you're dead nothing matters. It's a disturbing thought and one that has occupied people's thought since the beginning. People will stop believing in God when we're capable of living forever if science advances that far and it will. Science only goes in one direction and that is forward.
People who know they'll live forever will not even think about God or the after-life.
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12-26-13 06:16 PM #89
in theory youre on to something but overpopulation will always lead to mortality whether through natural causes, violence or plagues Originally Posted by LordVodka
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12-26-13 06:20 PM #90
did i say i believe in reincarnation? don't put words in my mouth. i'm agnostic pal. get your head out of your ass. Originally Posted by LordVodka
don't act like you know what you're talking about, no one fukking knows the answer. but you'll soon find out...
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12-26-13 06:27 PM #91
What the hell are you talking about reincarnation? You're crazy. I meant none of us existed in 1810 and that's exactly what'll happen to us after we die.
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12-26-13 06:30 PM #92
do you think immortality is even remotely possible? c'mon pal. that can never happen.
do you know what cancer cells are? it's mutated cells that don't die. it's important for our cell to die and regenerate.
if that doesn't happen our bodies get occupied by these immortal cells and we die of cancer.
science might extend our lives for some years but no one will be immortal, ever...
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12-26-13 06:35 PM #93
Originally Posted by Seaweed
like who? all the intellectuals i know of have spoken against religion and its negative impact on humanity
and the greatest of them all, albert einstein, has stated that religion is a bunch of lies aimed at controlling the masses
you are the masses seaweed, congrats, einstein talked about you even before you were born, your ignorance is off the charts
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12-26-13 06:37 PM #94
Absolutely, how can you predict the world in 500 years. There will be technology that we can not even imagine. Originally Posted by Ghenghis Kahn
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12-26-13 06:39 PM #95
Every religion out their that believes in God forbids gambling and sees it as a big sin. Why would you talk about religion on a gambling forum?
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12-26-13 06:39 PM #96
Lame post John. Nobody wants to be proselytized.
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12-26-13 06:40 PM #97Derek Jeter, the best shortstop ever.
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Are you mad, Mr. Atheist? Originally Posted by muldoon
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12-26-13 06:41 PM #98
it's not the world. it's how we're built pal. immortality is impossible. Originally Posted by LordVodka
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12-26-13 06:45 PM #99
to be clear believing and religion are two different things....the atheist world wants neil degrasse tyson to be atheist but he has said over and over that hes a believer....because hes more intelligent than most, he doesnt feel a need to trumpet those beliefs to anyone willing to listen Originally Posted by SportsMushroom
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12-26-13 06:49 PM #100
atheist people are evil
Stay away from them and they also are bad gamblers
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12-26-13 06:54 PM #101
Originally Posted by Ghenghis Kahn
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12-26-13 06:57 PM #102
Agnosticism, Deism and atheism[edit]
Einstein rejected the label atheist. Einstein stated: "I have repeatedly said that in my opinion the idea of a personal God is a childlike one. You may call me an agnostic, but I do not share the crusading spirit of the professional atheist whose fervor is mostly due to a painful act of liberation from the fetters of religious indoctrination received in youth. I prefer an attitude of humility corresponding to the weakness of our intellectual understanding of nature and of our own being."[1] According to Prince Hubertus, Einstein said, "In view of such harmony in the cosmos which I, with my limited human mind, am able to recognize, there are yet people who say there is no God. But what really makes me angry is that they quote me for the support of such views."[18]
Einstein had previously explored the belief that man could not understand the nature of God. In an interview published in 1930 in G. S. Viereck's book Glimpses of the Great, Einstein, in response to a question about whether or not he believed in God, explained:
Your question [about God] is the most difficult in the world. It is not a question I can answer simply with yes or no. I am not an Atheist. I do not know if I can define myself as a Pantheist. The problem involved is too vast for our limited minds. May I not reply with a parable? The human mind, no matter how highly trained, cannot grasp the universe. We are in the position of a little child, entering a huge library whose walls are covered to the ceiling with books in many different tongues. The child knows that someone must have written those books. It does not know who or how. It does not understand the languages in which they are written. The child notes a definite plan in the arrangement of the books, a mysterious order, which it does not comprehend, but only dimly suspects. That, it seems to me, is the attitude of the human mind, even the greatest and most cultured, toward God. We see a universe marvelously arranged, obeying certain laws, but we understand the laws only dimly. Our limited minds cannot grasp the mysterious force that sways the constellations. I am fascinated by Spinoza's Pantheism. I admire even more his contributions to modern thought. Spinoza is the greatest of modern philosophers, because he is the first philosopher who deals with the soul and the body as one, not as two separate things.[19] Originally Posted by SportsMushroom
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12-26-13 06:58 PM #103
don't put words in neil's mouth. he's neither a believer nor an atheist. he proclaims to just be a scientist. Originally Posted by InTheDrink
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12-26-13 07:00 PM #104
The Sun will burn out eventually due to expansion. And we will all die.
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12-26-13 07:04 PM #105
lol what the fukk do any of those things have to do with human body? Originally Posted by LordVodka
humans aren't built to be immortal, our bodies do not work that way.
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