I visited this webpage for shits and giggles http://www.christianforums.net/f19/
It is people listing their prayer requests. I felt like a voyeur going through some of it, but I sure had a few laughs.
Added by Cane Kostovski on December 21, 2011 at 4:58am — 4 Comments
The fact is that if you put 100 men and 100 women on one deserted island
And 200 homosexual (men) on a second deserted island
And 200 lesbians (women) on a third deserted island, and show up in 200 years
You will find on deserted island one children and grand children.
On deserted island two you will find the remains of the 200 homosexual and on deserted island three you will find the same, the remains of the 200 lesbians.
From that, taking away…
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The following post is an excerpt from my latest main blog:
I have always thought that the brain is somewhat like the central processing unit of a computer and as such it needs regular maintenance and care. To protect the CPU it is essential that a decent firewall is in residency, this will provide a safeguard from external input intent on corrupting the processor.
Reason is the firewall that shields the human brain from such dangers. The problem is that any input can…
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Added by Rev Hellbound Alleee on December 20, 2011 at 8:39am — No Comments
Check my x-mas special where i continue the war on x-mas among other things lol.
Added by DoktorSick on December 19, 2011 at 10:37pm — 1 Comment
I have seen nothing on the news about the psychological history of the latest VT shooter. It makes me wonder if we ever will. I understand there is a lot of suffering going on and I do respect the privacy of the people who are victims of this horrific tragedy. I am just wondering what motivated this killing. My motivation to learn more is to see how this campus is targeted once again. My suspicion is that the shooter was bullied or felt some kind of injustice. Was there a violence…
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I was at Barnes & Noble today and a book in the "Christianity" section caught my eye (they put the Atheist and scientific literature in "Social Sciences", which is loscated suspiciously close to the "Christianity" section). It's called "Prepare for War" by Dr. Rebecca Brown. I read the back cover and it's all about combating satan's influence by being aware of his "doorways" such as yoga, role-playing games, and meditation. I shit you not.
I put the book back on the shelf,…
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The first faulty assumption is the seed from which an uncounted number of equally questionable subsequent assumptions may come. It may be a hypothesis without basis, a personal experience assumed to be universal, or the result of a misuse of logic, but once that false seed is taken as fact, the results can vary all over the map, with reliability about as secure as the proverbial snowball in hell.
I have just finished watching God On Trial, a dramatization of a trial,…
Added by Loren Miller on December 19, 2011 at 2:12pm — 4 Comments
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You can hover over Members at the top of the page and the last one on the list is Member Map.
I have only 10 minutes experience with it and its great except for two things.
1) If you do not feel like publishing where you live, you can look at the member map, but don't add yourself to it. You have to manually add yourself to it.
2)I have a high-speed internet connection and the webpage was still bit slow.
Check it out!!!!
Added by Cane Kostovski on December 19, 2011 at 7:59am — 4 Comments
The Roman Catholic Church and Christians co-opted the Winter Solstice and successfully transformed it into popular culture’s Christmas. It is pretense and fallacy that it is the birthday of Jesus. Winter Solstice is the annual celebration of the Unconquered Sun, Dies Natalis Invicti Solis - a relic of sun worship.
The Winter Solstice is an ancient holiday, which heralds the symbolic rebirth of the Sun, the return of longer days, and the natural New Year. Through the millennia, our…
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I was reading the webpage "50 top atheists in the world today" (found here: http://www.thebestschools.org/blog/2011/12/01/50-top-atheists-in-the-world-today/ ).
I came across a name that is unfamiliar to me: Ophelia Benson (born c. 1948).
Reading about her led me to TPM - the philosophers' magazine which, in turn, led me to the…
ContinueAdded by Cane Kostovski on December 18, 2011 at 10:39pm — 12 Comments
This may seem a bit late, but it's something I actually wrote back on 5/31/2010, shortly after the show ended. I'd posted it to another site at that time.
First, a few observations.
At the vending machine with Sawyer, Juliet said you can unplug it, then plug it back in, and technically it's legal. The candy bar next to the Apollo bar was called an Avalon bar.
Jack's appendix scar is more interesting than I first realized. It first appears as an out of place…
Added by Space Sergeant 101 on December 18, 2011 at 5:41pm — No Comments
Added by Rev Hellbound Alleee on December 18, 2011 at 10:35am — 2 Comments
Let me begin by saying these fools speak as if they have some sort of special knowledge. The only thing they possess is being alive after Christopher Hitchens died. I find their bold faced arrogance immoral and distasteful.
These quotes are from The Christian Post. …
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From Christopher's book "Arguably" I found a line by Adams that I had to blog about. In this book, Christopher writes about our American founding fathers and what they really believed or did not believe. In it there are examples of how it was seen advantageous to divide and conquer using sectarian strife. It still works today.
Here is a line from Adams about Jefferson's supporters with a twist.
"Let us have an Atheist or a Deist (as President) or anything rather than an…
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I suppose I am obsessing over the death yesterday of Christopher Hitchens a bit or more than a bit. Then again, when one is kicked in the balls, that niggling headache of a moment before tends to shrink into the background as a matter of course.
The man both literally and figuratively spoke volumes with words and speech, books and debate. It was as though he had a well within him that overflowed and he had to pour the sum of it out, lest he burst from the pressure. There is a quote…
Added by Loren Miller on December 17, 2011 at 8:46am — 5 Comments
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