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Thus Saith Paul
Ham replied to waysider's topic in Atheism, nontheism, skepticism: Questioning Faith
and.. its for lack of better words, a Mexican Standoff. We can't exactly veto Him out of existence.. yet He can't arbitrarily run *us* (Himself) off the map either.. Or was that the other way around.. -
Thus Saith Paul
Ham replied to waysider's topic in Atheism, nontheism, skepticism: Questioning Faith
This calls whole venues of divinity into question.. There are a few opinions I've read here and there... Part of "God" had to die, giving birth to creation.. some think that the Almighty sacrificed (sound familiar?) part of Himself for the "greater Good".. that could be.. but God can't die. Where did his "parts" go? He had everything.. at the beginning.. but it is rather "boring". I mean.. the 20 millionth year, with perfect weather.. I think the Almighty chose to reserve 50 percent of Divinity.. and maybe that's what is "free will".. -
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Ham replied to pawtucket's topic in About The Way
Congratulations! Have you come up with a name for the baby yet? -
New front page article: Nostalgia for TWI Research Raises Questions
Ham replied to pawtucket's topic in About The Way
It is basically the foundation for inductive proof or argument. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well-ordering_principle I know its math.. but you were talking logic and proof or the lack of merit thereof.. Anyway.. I don't think that Penworks assertion was not that the bible is NOT inerrant. Just that if one wants to impose an inductive proof or analysis, one has to play by the rules. Is it inerrant, or not? "well, it is, because it says it is.." hardly is a base step for the "proof". Neither is "it can't be". If faith or belief is so important.. isn't it counter-productive to force logic where it does not really apply? -
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Ham replied to pawtucket's topic in About The Way
Then you don't accept the well-ordering principle? -
and you heard it first, here.. at Greasespot Cafe. and it wasn't even plagiarized..
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Which explains why all they seem to have is a loose ex-way affiliation. I would ask though.. what do they consider a "christian spectator" to be? I think its obvious.. one is either mog, stands with, and support da mogs, or they belong to the spectator crowd, the off scouring of christianity, so to speak..
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I remember a character who prayed for their pot before consuming it..
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Thus Saith Paul
Ham replied to waysider's topic in Atheism, nontheism, skepticism: Questioning Faith
Better than not talking to anybody at all.. well, you proved me wrong. Somebody is reading my drivel.. -
Thus Saith Paul
Ham replied to waysider's topic in Atheism, nontheism, skepticism: Questioning Faith
You'd have to "be there" gastrointestinaly.. to appreciate the last statement.. -
Thus Saith Paul
Ham replied to waysider's topic in Atheism, nontheism, skepticism: Questioning Faith
anything would be better than several hundred morning glory seeds.. -
Thus Saith Paul
Ham replied to waysider's topic in Atheism, nontheism, skepticism: Questioning Faith
maybe I just don't know the right people.. One of the things I have noticed about human nature, is the tendency to accept one's own particular sin in one whom one is ordaining, or setting in authority over others.. actually, the debaucherous lecher encouraged it, didn't he? "Loosen up in the sexual categories" or something like that, to *minister* to gawd's people..? and if you find the LSD. Send it to: The Squirrel. New Knoxville, Ohio. I'm sure they will know where to send it.. Even an envelope of ....ty blotter would be ok.. -
Thus Saith Paul
Ham replied to waysider's topic in Atheism, nontheism, skepticism: Questioning Faith
I didn't think they made it anymore.. -
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Ham replied to pawtucket's topic in About The Way
Actually, inductive reasoning depends on the truthfulness of a base step. Then one shows for any other arbitrary step, one can prove the next one from the last one.. -
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Ham replied to pawtucket's topic in About The Way
Welcome to the Cafe, Workman. just a thought.. the alternative makes one to force "inerrancy" in the bible, where it does not reasonably exist.. look at the lengths gone to in JCOP.. I don't think its a problem unless one makes it one. I think we were trained in the ministry to regard any other options than the bible being a perfect error free document (supposedly in the *original*) to be an attack from the devil spirit world or something.. -
Besides pure nuttiness.. I can't think of any other reason.. his claim bears a remarkable resemblance to Leonards "message".
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I think the secret to *successful* living is to own one's nuttiness, not the other way around.
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This might help: http://www.chemistry.co.nz/stain_frame.htm
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I've seen some pretty wild things.. but I would not exactly cite them to bolster the reputation of my opinion of god, the bible, and the universe..
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That does not leave very many options, does it? he was at his wits end by his own admission..
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Interesting.. one psychotic episode.. and the floodgates open..
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another thought.. how many men would use that word to describe a day? Gorgeous, that is.. it just kinda sounds funny.. might use that word to describe the person interviewing me at the time, perhaps..
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Did anybody else see this snow?
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I have this ongoing dialogue with some people.. animals have souls as well.. they say.."see, they have INSTINCTS.. no *real* conscious thought.." the animals might have the same commentary regarding the humans..