Just foed him I will never tolerate being accused of cheating.Could have mental health problems..

The answer of course is for American society to evolve to a point where people generally don't take all this religious speculation/belief too seriously.I present to you the good ole inoffensive Church of England (at least in Britain),very efficient at match,batch and despatch and other social ...

The answer of course is for American society to evolve to a point where people generally don't take all this religious speculation/belief too seriously.I present to you the good ole inoffensive Church of England (at least in Britain),very efficient at match,batch and despatch and other social ...

When Truman was young lynchings were still commonplace in the us,I'd be really surprised to hear he and most of his contemparies weren't racist.

If the Hitlers on the site are forced to change their name, the various Stalins and Maos should be forced to change theirs.

Not a valid comparison.

A totally valid comparison ... at least for Stalin.

Oh and it's 45 not 20. :twisted:

But are we just talking numbers or are we talking about ...

Pattaya? I was there last year for a conference. Great little town! I'm sure there are better restaurants, but I liked Tequila Reef, and PIC Kitchen was nice, too, although there weren't many people there. Good Mexican joints are few and far between here in Hong Kong.

I bet you come back some ...

Vinyl-Taliban wrote:

chang50 wrote:Well I married a Thai lady 4 years ago and it was the best thing I ever did : )

A fellow Thai expat, who'd of thought it!

There might be several on cc when you think how many expats there are I'm in Pattaya for the past 7 years How about you?

Well I married a Thai lady 4 years ago and it was the best thing I ever did : )

shickingbrits wrote:If you can't trust yourself, maybe you need to get married.

Wtf are you on about?

No, no more of a jump, no more scientific of a jump and one made specifically to avoid God and the morals which God entails.

And someone willing to make such self-serving jumps is not someone who I'd trust to make important decisions regarding the future of man. I'd also question their logic and ...

See, your basic argument is right there in the first paragraph... you have decided that against all odds, there is no God.
Why "against all odds"?
I mean, that's odd.

The existence of the universe does not in itself imply the existence of God. That's my point exactly.

It's no more of a jump ...

It's not a single 'event' rather it is the name scientists have given to the point beyond which current science and general relativity breaks down,nothing at all to do with multiverses unless you want to speculate unscientifically what lies beyond that boundary if anything.
This is a non-scientists ...

The thought has just occurred to me..do Americans dub foreign programmes with American English?

As a pensioner I can understand why older voters voted with their wallets,it's easy for the young to take an emotional view with most of their lives ahead of them.But as an English UK taxpayer I do slightly resent the subsidies that flow North and the over-representation of Scottish constituencies ...

IcePack wrote:Looks like a bug was fixed that created another. I believe a fix is in the works, possibly already released.

Thanx : )

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Since when is premium needed to accept an invite to some types of game?

That's been the case for along time, it's a premium perk. For at least since I've been around (3+ years?)
Sending invites is a premium perk. Accepting invites is not.

Hard to say what he meant, since he didn't ...

No, but we can say the main body.

We can't call multi-verses science, as they were merely invented to account for the unlikelihood of the big bang producing conditions for life. Now again we've stripped away some atheists, I understand, but we are specifying the main body.

So let's start with ...

shickingbrits wrote:Excellent, so we should be free to discuss the reality that scientist have convinced atheists they live in and what such a person may believe to be right.

Obviously..bearing in mind not all atheists are convinced by science..

shickingbrits wrote:Baptizing a baby doesn't make it Christian. Go fish.

Because that has to be learnt..like everything else????

Don't beliefs drive motivation?

A Christian has a global motivator, an overriding belief from which others stem. Doesn't this exist for an atheist? If it does, is it the state? family? wealth? acclaim? Which of those are inconsistent with a Christian belief?

Will the global motivation produce ...

Good. So then there are no atheistic morals.

As such, atheists either have none, at least the possibility exists, or they are founded in other areas. I know that many forms of atheist exist, but in the west, would you say atheists mainly adhere to a "scientific" explanation of creation?

As ...

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Since when is premium needed to accept an invite to some types of game?

I'm an atheist because
(i) I see no reason to postulate a creator,
and
(ii) Well, that's it really.

But you're not playing fair Jonesy your 'worldview' has to provide detailed alternatives it's not enough to be dissatisfied with other views or heaven forbid be humble enough to simply not know ...

I watched "Unbelief", it reminded me a lot of you Chang.

See in it, they made several claims:

they follow the truth,
they have morals,
God is a sky fairy,
God is for idiots.

They didn't back up these claims. Truth, but they didn't really say what's truth. They mentioned unobservable multi-verses ...

Atheists that are stupid tend to behave similarly to religious persons that are stupid.

They ridicule, bully religious persons every chance they get. They blindly follow and repeat arguments without understanding them. They worship Darwin and Dawkins and HItchens just like religious persons ...