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The problem involved is too vast for our limited minds
I hate when people say this. It was true for cave men, but now we know better.
Even if there is a god, you still have to prove he hates gays, abortion and wants us to worship him.
And then you need to prove Jesus existed before you start proving he's the son of god.
Or you could realize that they were made up stories from people of limited understanding of the universe or from governments meant to control people.
Not vast at all.
'god' doesn't hate gays, s/he just doesn't condone the bisexual/homosexual 'lifestyle'. as a person with no relisious faith, i have to acknowledge the scriptures i have read literally, and i there is no writren word of 'hate' towards homosexuality, just a disbelief.Quote:
Originally Posted by jtingler
i am not religious, but i have studied theology in college a bi,so i know a little. i wish i had a religion, but im far too skeptical of them all. the opiate of the masses has eluded me.. quite possibly unfortunate, but i think im ok with that.
I don't know dude . . . you should see some of my dreams. [attachment=o259949]
Them damn teddy bears again, BB?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by BlueBlazer
"Not vast at all." -Jtingler
I beg to differ.
It's at least half-vast.:D
'sa good ol' world, in fit's n starts.
'til Dumbo shrugs or Yertle farts.
One can not expect the fates to be fair.
And one can not petition the lord with prayer!
So, what's a tiny 'zard to do?
Toss us a bone, throw us a clue.
Tell us what it's all about.
I not smart 'nuf fo' to figure him out.
"blinded by the light, of god, and truth, and right.
I wander in the night, without direction." - Paul Simon
No offense intended in any direction.
I'm jus' havin a li'l fun.;)
"Just be good humans" -Ms. B
Aloha, Ya'll
Wee, itty, T90, 'zard
Yep, and I don't trust 'em . . . Don't trust 'em at all. :wtf:Quote:
Originally Posted by Weezard
Last night I watched a documentary on History Channel International titled Apocalypse Island. And if you haven't seen it, its about a rock formation on an island off the coast of western South America, that this guy believes is a monument built by and for a Mayan King out of a volcanic formation, and will be a place where the end of time will be visible. It involves this Mayan king, the decline of the Mayan culture, the Mayan calendar, and the alignment of the earth, Venus, the sun, and the middle of the Milky Way (Black Rift) which is considered the center of our universe.
There is more to it then this, and it is an interesting theory. But, it truly is a stretch that it will be the end of the world. Some scientists have equated some catastrophic events in time, that are cyclic and involve nature and natural events and this celestial alignment, but I doubt the world will end.
Can't wait until Dec 21, 2012 when this big show is expected to happen. The eclipse that is supposed to occur and the alignment can only be seen from this area on the Pacific, will it prove god? I doubt it because god doesn't exist. Watch the documentary if its your thing. Apocalypse Island, Channel 271 Direct TV. You be the judge. :smokin: