Tokos wrote:CLEARLY TYPING NORMALLY IS FOR GODLESS HEATHENS
lol...is that all you got?
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by West Stankonia » Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:38 pm
Tokos wrote:CLEARLY TYPING NORMALLY IS FOR GODLESS HEATHENS

by Coccygia » Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:40 pm

by West Stankonia » Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:49 pm
Coccygia wrote:Actually if you want to nitpick Hebrew has no indefinite article so it should be "In beginning". More to the point is that this is an even more vapid notion than the idea that the "days" mentioned in ch. 1 could equal millions of years.West Stankonia wrote:I READ AND SPEAK HEBREW AT A UNIVERSITY LEVEL. IN "THE" BEGINNING IS WRONG. THE IS "HA" IN HEBREW. "B'" MEANS IN. B'RAYSHEET = IN A BEGINNING.Because there are 2 accounts, one in ch.1 and the other in ch. 2, probably originally written by different authors as they use different terms for "God" (JHVH and Elohim).WHY DO YOU THINK THERES MORE THAN ONE CREATION ACCOUNT IN GENESIS.THE COSMOGONY OF MOSES HAS MORE IN COOMON WITH TAOIST DOCTRINE THAN CHRISTIAN INTERPRETATION.Wut?? Moses is a Taoist?? Lucy, you wanna 'splain?
And please turn off your caps lock. Posting in CAPITALS (ESPECIALLY BRIGHT RED ONES), LIKE YELLING AT THE TOP OF YOUR LUNGS, DOES NOT MAKE YOU ANY MORE PERSUASIVE, IF ANYTHING IT MAKES YOU EVEN LESS SO. You might also improve on your spelling and punctuation. It wouldn't hurt, and there's an automatic spell checker for the posts.

by Sociobiology » Wed Mar 02, 2011 2:07 pm
SPIRITUAL PEOPLE BASE THEIR FAITH ON DATA WHICH THEY INTERPRET TOWARDS A CERTAIN END THEY ARE PREDISPOSED TO BELIEVE. EVIDENCE IS A TRICKY WORD AND A HIGHLY SUBJECTIVE CONCEPT. E.G. I HAVE A PILE OF CRUMBS IN MY COOKIE JAR. COOKIES WERE THERE YESTERDAY. ALL I KNOW FOR A FACT IS THE COOKIES ARE GONE. THE PILE OF CRUMBS COULD BE EVIDENCE OF RATS OR A HUMAN COOKIE THIEF. TO UTILIZE THE EVIDENCE OF MISSING COOKIES I HAVE TO ASSUME ONE OR THE OTHER. UNLESS I WITNESSED IT FIRSTHAND OR CAUGHT THE CULPRIT WITH THE SMOKING GUN ALL I HAVE IS EDUCATED GUESSES WHICH ARE STILL IN FACT- GUESSES!
I seriously doubt anyone on this board digs up fossils, does carbon dating or has the resources to test every piece of so-called empirical data that passes their way.
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ONCE AGAIN YOU ARE DIRECTING THE WRONG ARGUMENT AT ME. I DONT DO CHURCH. IM NOT A CHRISTIAN. I DONT HAVE A RELIGION. NOW TO ADDRESS YOUR IDIOCY DIRECTLY...THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN THOSE PARISHIONERS AND SCIENTISTS IS THAT THEY ARE MEN. FALLIBLE MEN WHO YOU DONT KNOW AND ALL HAVE AMBITIONS AND ALLEGIANCES BEYOND THE INTEGRITY OF THEIR CHOSEN FIELDS. YOU ARE NOT IN A POSITION TO SAY WHO DOES OR DOES NOT HAVE THE INCENTIVE TO FALSIFY DATA. THE POWER OF WESTERN CULTURE IS DEPENDENT ON WESTERN SCIENCE AND RELIGION FOR ITS EXISTENCE. THE RELATIVE RESULTS SHOW US THAT THESE DISCIPLINES HAVE MAJOR FUNDAMENTAL FLAWS.
lenty wars and human rights violation in the name of religion ( but not done directly or in tune with the Most High)- but shit like the ozone, industrial pollution, nuclear warfare etc is squarely on the shoulders of science.

by The Alma Mater » Wed Mar 02, 2011 2:15 pm

by Sociobiology » Wed Mar 02, 2011 2:16 pm
Abdju wrote:Sociobiology wrote:
I can offer evidence against 99% of the gods I have ever been presented with, the rest are unfalsifiable. I have to this date only been presented with the gods of 6 different religions, don't blame us if you guys never come up with new arguments.
Meh. I could give you some interesting stuff to debate, but TBQH watching Christians get kicked around is more fun

by Sociobiology » Wed Mar 02, 2011 2:19 pm

by Sociobiology » Wed Mar 02, 2011 2:25 pm
West Stankonia wrote: I seriously doubt anyone on this board digs up fossils,

by Myrth » Wed Mar 02, 2011 2:47 pm
West Stankonia wrote:Myrth wrote:
You can't compare trusting a general scientific consensus of hundreds of thousands/millions of scientists across the world and throughout history with trusting the word of a dusty, thousand+ year old text. I'm not a geneticist with a detailed understanding of the mechanics of inheritance, but I am an intelligent individual who can look at the overwhelming evidence for evolution by natural selection and see how it makes sense. Neither can I claim to be an expert on the bible, however I do know bullshit when I smell it.
LOL. Exactly my point of how stupid both sides are. You're hitting me with the same old arguments reserved for creationists when I have stated clearly that I am not one. Evidence does not equal fact. Evidence is subject to interpretation. You weren't around billions of years ago much less thousands of years ago so you have to take someones word for it. The fact remains, neither religion or science has the answers. You're not a biblical scholar nor are you a geneticist (by your admission) so your views are just opinions based on the information made available to you and what your predispositions allows you to believe is truth in the midst of all that information. But I'm over your head. You're arguing science vs spirituality and I'm arguing about the epistemology of the dichotomy from an unbiased standpoint.

by Abdju » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:00 pm


by Coccygia » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:19 pm
West Stankonia wrote:Coccygia wrote:Actually if you want to nitpick Hebrew has no indefinite article so it should be "In beginning". More to the point is that this is an even more vapid notion than the idea that the "days" mentioned in ch. 1 could equal millions of years.Because there are 2 accounts, one in ch.1 and the other in ch. 2, probably originally written by different authors as they use different terms for "God" (JHVH and Elohim).Wut?? Moses is a Taoist?? Lucy, you wanna 'splain?
And please turn off your caps lock. Posting in CAPITALS (ESPECIALLY BRIGHT RED ONES), LIKE YELLING AT THE TOP OF YOUR LUNGS, DOES NOT MAKE YOU ANY MORE PERSUASIVE, IF ANYTHING IT MAKES YOU EVEN LESS SO. You might also improve on your spelling and punctuation. It wouldn't hurt, and there's an automatic spell checker for the posts.
On Hebrew: exactly. if it was "the" beginning it would read b' HAraysheet. And you are right about the days. Do you think I'm a seven day creationist? Im not. I agree that day(yom in Hebrew) can mean a "period" or "era".
I'm afraid I don't agree that yom means anything other than day, at least not in ch. 1 of Genesis. Um...you know what "vapid" means, right?On the 2 accounts: Of course there are two. I said that. if you are going to charge others with adhering to facts then usage of the word probably is not valid.
Elohim and YHWH are two different things.
He is?On Moses: Never said he was a Taoist.
OK, he's not a Taoist, now can you explain what you meant?On cap locks and my punctuation/spelling: i'm not trieng two persuede n-e-one. (lol)
Well...that's fortunate for you, I guess... IM TYPING WHAT I OPINE LIKE EVERYONE ELSE HERE IN THE MANNER THAT I CHOOSE. THE PROBLEM OF THESE DAMN FORUMS IS PEOPLE CONFUSE THEIR OPINIONS AND SUBJECTIVE INTERPRETATIONS OF FACTS AS ACTUAL FACTS THEMSELVES.
Well, I must say you have managed to confuse me.
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by Sociobiology » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:33 pm
Abdju wrote:Sociobiology wrote:
so you're too lazy, yet expect people to believe your right, interesting
I don't expect you to believe I'm right, it really doesn't bother me either way. I'm comfortable with my beliefs, and don't feel the need to involve others with them. If you want to, that's fine, just say so. If not, that's fine too. As I said, I'm happy enough just to bring along some popcorn and watch modern day Lions and Christians

by Beldonia » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:35 pm
Sociobiology wrote:Abdju wrote:
I don't expect you to believe I'm right, it really doesn't bother me either way. I'm comfortable with my beliefs, and don't feel the need to involve others with them. If you want to, that's fine, just say so. If not, that's fine too. As I said, I'm happy enough just to bring along some popcorn and watch modern day Lions and Christians
I'm sorry the "I could but I won't" is a sign of someone unwilling to challenge their own beliefs, a stance I find very destructive to modern society and peoples, so you'll excuse me if I treat you as as baiting at best or as an intellectual coward at worst. especially since you volunteered the statement on a discussion board.

by Ceannairceach » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:38 pm
Beldonia wrote:Sociobiology wrote:
I'm sorry the "I could but I won't" is a sign of someone unwilling to challenge their own beliefs, a stance I find very destructive to modern society and peoples, so you'll excuse me if I treat you as as baiting at best or as an intellectual coward at worst. especially since you volunteered the statement on a discussion board.
Gosh darn it! Stances on things like that are not destructive to society! Things like "I'm gonna kill lots of people" are! But not laziness! Truly, if he is too lazy to care, his opinion doesn't matter.

by Innsmothe » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:40 pm

by Sociobiology » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:42 pm
Beldonia wrote:Sociobiology wrote:
I'm sorry the "I could but I won't" is a sign of someone unwilling to challenge their own beliefs, a stance I find very destructive to modern society and peoples, so you'll excuse me if I treat you as as baiting at best or as an intellectual coward at worst. especially since you volunteered the statement on a discussion board.
Gosh darn it! Stances on things like that are not destructive to society! Things like "I'm gonna kill lots of people" are! But not laziness! Truly, if he is too lazy to care, his opinion doesn't matter.

by Beldonia » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:44 pm
Sociobiology wrote:Beldonia wrote:Gosh darn it! Stances on things like that are not destructive to society! Things like "I'm gonna kill lots of people" are! But not laziness! Truly, if he is too lazy to care, his opinion doesn't matter.
being unwilling yo challenge your own beliefs, assumptions, and prejudices is destructive to society, if you insulate yourself from opposition and instead surround your self with enablers you can make even extreme and destructive viewpoints seem reasonable.
extremists are often known for such cowardice, If you have never heard someone argue for the sanctity of life genocide may seem perfectly reasonable.

by Ceannairceach » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:45 pm
Beldonia wrote:Sociobiology wrote: being unwilling yo challenge your own beliefs, assumptions, and prejudices is destructive to society, if you insulate yourself from opposition and instead surround your self with enablers you can make even extreme and destructive viewpoints seem reasonable.
extremists are often known for such cowardice, If you have never heard someone argue for the sanctity of life genocide may seem perfectly reasonable.
One person who's unwilling matters not.

by Sociobiology » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:47 pm
Beldonia wrote:Sociobiology wrote: being unwilling yo challenge your own beliefs, assumptions, and prejudices is destructive to society, if you insulate yourself from opposition and instead surround your self with enablers you can make even extreme and destructive viewpoints seem reasonable.
extremists are often known for such cowardice, If you have never heard someone argue for the sanctity of life genocide may seem perfectly reasonable.
One person who's unwilling matters not.

by Sociobiology » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:53 pm

by Ceannairceach » Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:54 pm
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