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Nothing wrong with being religious per say but blacks go about it in the WORST way
It's pretty god damn pathetic
It's pretty god damn pathetic
Arian Foster Let It Be Known That He Is A Non-Believer
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freeze has witnessed a single man score 81 points in a NBA game though
cant explain that
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duh? I wasn't using it as a source, I was using it to correlate to my def of Easter. Dude was talking about Easter historically I was not.
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The real question is are they still teaching the pledge of alligence in school??
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The problem isn't religion or being non-religious. The problem is that a big chunk both sides refuse to respect the beliefs of others. Religious folks condem athiests, and athiests attack religion constantly. They spend more time worrying about other people's beliefs instead of focusing on their own.
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question for fellow athiests,
do yall use religions phrases?
i use "god dammit" from time to time
do yall use religions phrases?
i use "god dammit" from time to time
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arian foster is the caitlyn jenner for athiests that are are surrounded by theists.
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I'm not religious, but I believe in a Higher Power. I can't speak for anyone else, but He's answered my prayers and looked out for me plenty of times.
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high post to sn ratio
It seems like you arbitrarily decided that everything is a miracle. What is the criteria for a miracle?
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I can see not understanding or believing in the dogma of religion
To say that God doesn't exist
Thats pretty bold!
To think that in your infinitesimally short life, that you have all the answers and know all there is to know
To say that God doesn't exist
Thats pretty bold!
To think that in your infinitesimally short life, that you have all the answers and know all there is to know
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When I bust my nut, sure.
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Saying GOD doesn't exist isn't the same as saying you have all the answers. Most atheists are not gnostics. Most will say they don't know when they don't know instead of blaming/accrediting something to a higher power that by definition you can not understand.
Would you prefer we say there hasn't been any evidence provided to prove GOD's existence? You know extraordinary claims requiring extraordinary evidence.
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the thing is there is no atheist that thinks he/she has all the answers
atheists acknowledge that they dont have all the answers but use the scientific method as a method of finding answers
theists cant accept that they dont have all the answers and use religion as a cop out
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let that man cook if he don't believe. everyone is on their own path.
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Here's what I don't get why is it that people always make it such an issue. Whether you believe in God or don't, a person is going to have their beliefs. You can't prove something to someone that doesn't share the same view as you do.
BTW page 1 provided the
BTW page 1 provided the
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I hope you don't mind me asking this but just out of curiosity what made you leave going to church and what made you come back?Atheists are usually looking for something to reinforce their beliefs/lifestyle. They will look past many positive things to get to the one thing they need.
People who believe in God are always looking for something to reinforce their beliefs/lifestyle. They will look past many positive things to get to the one thing they need.
And then we wonder why we don't understand each other.
Just a big circle of doo-doo and horrible misunderstandings
This is something that I have noticed as I attempted to return to church earlier this year after 7 years of being away
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Wait... Of the two which one claims to have all the answers? Believers clearly are the ones who think everything has been explained already. Your statement is completly incorrect on that topic. I'm all for throwing in a constructed idea but at least think it through before presenting it as an argument.
Which type of "God" are you referring to? God is just a name or description of force. If you're referring to the biblical character God I'd venture to say there is none. An all powerful being that gets sad every time somebody turns away from him, seeks revenge, plots to kill them, and then ends with "it's for your own good" even though since God is all knowing and all powerful he could of made the thing he loves not do it in the first place? No
The biblical God is as much as a God to us as we are to ants.
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Saying GOD doesn't exist is a bold claim is like saying those who don't believe Santa Claus ever existed is a bold claim. The alleged power and story is just bigger than the other when it comes to scale.
Believing they do exist is the much bolder act.
Believing they do exist is the much bolder act.
No, but you can implore people to have empathy.Here's what I don't get why is it that people always make it such an issue. Whether you believe in God or don't, a person is going to have their beliefs. You can't prove something to someone that doesn't share the same view as you do.
BTW page 1 provided the
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I'm sorry, did you see the very next sentence or nah?
