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Narrator:
--- Quote from: QuietTruth on June 14, 2008, 08:23:21 AM ---
--- Quote from: Foday-muh'fuckin-Sankoh, bitch! on June 14, 2008, 08:00:47 AM ---..the Bible and was astonished at all the bullshit...
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Yet it's one of the most influential books that built this f'in world. From words, from sayings everyday people USE, to fuckin' scientific theories.
'Yeah, we came from living organisms out the ground'
Yeah? Yeahhh? No shit sherlock, we was made from the dust of the ground. If you don't want to believe the Bible, don't be so close.
And don't come back wit it being how 'logic' it is, how we formed into humans from organisms, becuz it looks like God was a little logical too.
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LOL, you're a barely-literate wigger with almost no future prospects in life, and yet you have the nerve to question science? Boy, you got no idea what you're up against right now...
JAZ:
virgins, lots and lots of virgins.
Teddy Roosevelt:
The Bible was written by humans. So even if what they are talking about happened, it is all but into the perspective and bias of the people who wrote it. People sat down and decided what should be put into the book. What is so sacred about that? Same with any religious book. But you can't necessarily write it off completely, because it is still a historical document. All that stuff Eihtball was talking about regarding homosexuals, Sabbath breakers, etc. was written by people who at the time agreed with that message and put it in the Bible. It serves as no meaning as to the nature of God or whether he exists.
As far as life after death. I think all the evidence I need to believe it is from life itself. We couldn't have just got here without someone or something putting us here. The universe was never just "there". It had to be created and shaped by some force.
virtuoso:
--- Quote from: Teddy Roosevelt on June 14, 2008, 12:37:59 PM ---The Bible was written by humans. So even if what they are talking about happened, it is all but into the perspective and bias of the people who wrote it. People sat down and decided what should be put into the book. What is so sacred about that? Same with any religious book. But you can't necessarily write it off completely, because it is still a historical document. All that stuff Eihtball was talking about regarding homosexuals, Sabbath breakers, etc. was written by people who at the time agreed with that message and put it in the Bible. It serves as no meaning as to the nature of God or whether he exists.
As far as life after death. I think all the evidence I need to believe it is from life itself. We couldn't have just got here without someone or something putting us here. The universe was never just "there". It had to be created and shaped by some force.
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Props +1
QuietTruth:
--- Quote from: Foday-muh'fuckin-Sankoh, bitch! on June 14, 2008, 09:04:10 AM ---
--- Quote from: QuietTruth on June 14, 2008, 08:23:21 AM ---
--- Quote from: Foday-muh'fuckin-Sankoh, bitch! on June 14, 2008, 08:00:47 AM ---..the Bible and was astonished at all the bullshit...
--- End quote ---
Yet it's one of the most influential books that built this f'in world. From words, from sayings everyday people USE, to fuckin' scientific theories.
'Yeah, we came from living organisms out the ground'
Yeah? Yeahhh? No shit sherlock, we was made from the dust of the ground. If you don't want to believe the Bible, don't be so close.
And don't come back wit it being how 'logic' it is, how we formed into humans from organisms, becuz it looks like God was a little logical too.
--- End quote ---
LOL, you're a barely-literate wigger with almost no future prospects in life, and yet you have the nerve to question science? Boy, you got no idea what you're up against right now...
--- End quote ---
Says an athiest who pretends to be Islamic, to have fun, as a game, who's supposed to be a grown ass man? Nigga grow up..
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