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Islamic fundamentalism at dubcc
J Bananas:
--- Quote from: King Tech- Triangle of Death on June 21, 2006, 10:26:23 PM ---
--- Quote from: Scott Peterson on June 21, 2006, 10:15:32 PM ---no you're played out
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hoe u dont have no credentials.
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neither does a jive talking canadian afghani :-\
Teddy Roosevelt:
--- Quote from: King Tech- Triangle of Death on June 21, 2006, 10:10:56 PM ---what kind of peanut butter and jelly Dr Phil faggotism is this, banana boy.
how are you gonna write passionate essays about a poster whose banned?
the infinite bashing dun got old. beating a dead horse, this shit is played out.
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I kind of agree. Wait till his ban is over and he continues to talk the same ignorant b.s. (and beilive me, he probably will), before you speak the truth. Until then it's just beating a dead horse.
WestCoasta:
^^ haha yea cuz Infinite didn't beat a dead horse
Teddy Roosevelt:
--- Quote from: We$t Coa$t on June 22, 2006, 12:36:16 AM ---^^ haha yea cuz Infinite didn't beat a dead horse
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Infinite is the king of beating dead horses. But why sink to his level?
nibs:
(Scott Peterson) - if there is a supreme being who truly made man in his image and wasn't playing some sick un-funny joke on us all, he wouldn't deny our insticts passed down through blood, he wouldn't feel the need to impose himself in every humans thoughts as they lived their life in impossibly keeping up with his "rules".
the problem i have with your rationale here is that you are questioning "god" based on your assumptions of the nature of "god".
you've assumed that "god" is "like this"; now you are upset because of the contradictions that creates.
"god" doesn't deny your human instincts, you are free to act on them.
"god" does not impose himself in any of your thoughts; you are free to think of whatever you want.
does it make sense to assume that "god" is rational and to base your understanding of "god" around what is rationale; or to assume the nature of "god", and then decide "god" is irrational based on your observations of the world?
what makes sense?
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