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Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by moneypen20
(Post 5686947)
It's called sarcasm ;) or irony ;) or just a joke :p
I wonder if he just made it up or did God tell him to do it? |
Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by arkon
(Post 5687144)
Well talking of all things religious at this most special time of year, what do you lot think about the pope giving everyone time off from purgatory so long as they have a holiday in his holiday town of Lourds?
I wonder if he just made it up or did God tell him to do it? |
Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Hi guys ,well im a believer and i think you all need praying forxx:D
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Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Whats Christmas got to do with religion :confused:
Originally Posted by moneypen20
(Post 5684690)
The perfect time of year to resurrect the thread :lol:
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Re: The first mistake in the bible!
it hasnt
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Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Was reading this article and thought of this thread. The god botherers have often alluded to the fact that Einstein was a believer. Don't think it's open to debate now, after the contents of this letter have been made public ...
The word god is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. For me the Jewish religion like all others is an incarnation of the most childish superstitions. |
Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by Hutch
(Post 6342972)
Was reading this article and thought of this thread. The god botherers have often alluded to the fact that Einstein was a believer. Don't think it's open to debate now, after the contents of this letter have been made public ...
The word god is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. For me the Jewish religion like all others is an incarnation of the most childish superstitions. That reiminds me of Hawkins book 'A brief history of time' Got to the end of it and wasn't 100% sure if he was proving God's existance or proving his non existance. Anyone else read it? |
Re: The first mistake in the bible!
First mistake in the bible?
It was published. Over and over again. |
Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by arkon
(Post 6343165)
That reiminds me of Hawkins book 'A brief history of time' Got to the end of it and wasn't 100% sure if he was proving God's existance or proving his non existance. Anyone else read it?
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Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by moneypen20
(Post 6343196)
I started but kept hearing the words as if there were being spoken by him and I couldn't concentrate :lol: I prefer Kathy Reichs or James Patterson myself.
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Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by arkon
(Post 6343165)
That reiminds me of Hawkins book 'A brief history of time' Got to the end of it and wasn't 100% sure if he was proving God's existance or proving his non existance. Anyone else read it?
Have you seen the current Richard Dawkins series debunking other superstitions - astrology, alternative medicine etc. Very entertaining. |
Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by lesleys
(Post 6343541)
I have. I thought it was a bit of a cop out to even suggest a choice.
Have you seen the current Richard Dawkins series debunking other superstitions - astrology, alternative medicine etc. Very entertaining. |
Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by arkon
(Post 6344025)
I too thought it was a cop out, sounded like he was hedging his bets just in case. No I've not seen the Dawkins thing. Superstition is a good term for religion if you ask me, absolutely no basis in fact, same as that thing where you dilute a chemical down so much there is none of it left but somehow the water has a memory of it. Total bunkum.
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Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by lesleys
(Post 6348614)
He wondered why such remedies would not also have a memory of Oliver Cromwell's urine? Fair point.
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Re: The first mistake in the bible!
Originally Posted by arkon
(Post 6349228)
LOL. Holly hanna, Do you think the cup of coffee I just drunk had a memory of the big J himself?
I beseech you, in the bowels of Christ, think it possible you may be mistaken. :lol: |
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