But if god is omnipotent and lets 25k kids die daily...which side of right and wrongCAA Flagship wrote:How can anyone lose when it's all make-believe? No such thing as right and wrong if nobody knows.kalm wrote:
You’ve lost this one badly. Time to retreat...
Sure...CAA Flagship wrote:So you are agreeing that it's possible.....since nobody knows.Chizzang wrote:
Said ^ the Pro-Abortion Rights Activist....
(Note) file under more bad explanations
and also: Nobody knows...
so there's really nothing to "remember"
Jesus spoke to Smith in Utah? He died at the hands of an angry mob in Illinois.Chizzang wrote:Sure...CAA Flagship wrote: So you are agreeing that it's possible.....since nobody knows.
in the same way it's "possible" that Jesus re-appeared (again)
in the deserts of Utah and spoke to Joseph Smith
It's possible, it's not likely but its possible
Islam could be right - we all might really get 72 virgins
or in Mormonism we get a planet
I've always wanted my own planet
It's possible
If you would like to put forth a different argument please do
Maybe these kids are transported to another world where they live a better life, or maybe He hits the reset button and they come back as a dog so they can be happy and lick their own balls all day. The possibilities are endless when we really don't know. My point is that in OUR understanding of life, death is bad (except maybe for those going through pain and suffering). But when factoring in the fairy tale, there can be many happy endings.kalm wrote:But if god is omnipotent and let’s 25k kids die daily...which side of right and wrongCAA Flagship wrote: How can anyone lose when it's all make-believe? No such thing as right and wrong if nobody knows.
Is she on? If it’s not make believe....
That is certainly a possibility.∞∞∞ wrote:There's nothing afterwards. You don't go to eternal serenity or eternal damnation. You don't see your God, your parents, your children, your family, your friends...
...it's simply like the time before you were born: nothingness.
It's why I laugh at the New Atheists who say that religion is dying.Chizzang wrote: in 100 years 75% of the globe will be Islamic
and humans will have religion they so desperately crave
Faith and politics are genetic?Pwns wrote:It's why I laugh at the New Atheists who say that religion is dying.Chizzang wrote: in 100 years 75% of the globe will be Islamic
and humans will have religion they so desperately crave
There's more than a little evidence that religiosity and political affiliation have a substantial genetic component...and all data shows the religious are out-breeding the secular and the conservative out-breeding the liberal.
You ever hear about the apparent conservative tilt Generation Z? It's worth pointing out their parents grew up when the environmental movement really took of with The Population Bomb and the first Earth Day and all that stuff.
Some religions believe in reincarnation.kalm wrote:But if god is omnipotent and lets 25k kids die daily...which side of right and wrongCAA Flagship wrote: How can anyone lose when it's all make-believe? No such thing as right and wrong if nobody knows.
Is she on? If it’s not make believe....
Chizzang wrote:Sure...CAA Flagship wrote: So you are agreeing that it's possible.....since nobody knows.
in the same way it's "possible" that Jesus re-appeared (again)
in the deserts of Utah and spoke to Joseph Smith
It's possible, it's not likely but its possible
Islam could be right - we all might really get 72 virgins
or in Mormonism we get a planet
I've always wanted my own planet
It's possible
If you would like to put forth a different argument please do
Hen is... Awesome89Hen wrote:The hand wringing over religion is just awesome.
Last time I checked you could walk into any gas station and buy a rubber, go to a grocery store and buy beer and wine (just not here in my county which is as Liberal as they come), go to a clinic and get an abortion, attend a gay pride parade, protest having to say the Pledge of Allegiance because it has God in it, block someone putting up a Christmas tree on government grounds... what exactly are all of you so upset about?
Homosexuals being equal to Heterosexuals.89Hen wrote:The hand wringing over religion is just awesome.
Last time I checked you could walk into any gas station and buy a rubber, go to a grocery store and buy beer and wine (just not here in my county which is as Liberal as they come), go to a clinic and get an abortion, attend a gay pride parade, protest having to say the Pledge of Allegiance because it has God in it, block someone putting up a Christmas tree on government grounds... what exactly are all of you so upset about?
∞∞∞ wrote:There's nothing afterwards. You don't go to eternal serenity or eternal damnation. You don't see your God, your parents, your children, your family, your friends...
...it's simply like the time before you were born: nothingness.
Ibanez wrote:Homosexuals being equal to Heterosexuals.89Hen wrote:The hand wringing over religion is just awesome.
Last time I checked you could walk into any gas station and buy a rubber, go to a grocery store and buy beer and wine (just not here in my county which is as Liberal as they come), go to a clinic and get an abortion, attend a gay pride parade, protest having to say the Pledge of Allegiance because it has God in it, block someone putting up a Christmas tree on government grounds... what exactly are all of you so upset about?
Women having control of their healthcare.
I don't think it's a quality of millennial's. More like a quality of anyone with air in their lungs.AZGrizFan wrote:∞∞∞ wrote:There's nothing afterwards. You don't go to eternal serenity or eternal damnation. You don't see your God, your parents, your children, your family, your friends...
...it's simply like the time before you were born: nothingness.
I absolutely LOVE how you speak with such certainty. About EVERYTHING.
Jesus it must be awesome being a millennial.
Trip has taken it to an entirely new level. He speaks in absolutes about shit he knows virtually nothing about.Ibanez wrote:I don't think it's a quality of millennial's. More like a quality of anyone with air in their lungs.AZGrizFan wrote:
I absolutely LOVE how you speak with such certainty. About EVERYTHING.
Jesus it must be awesome being a millennial.
AZGrizFan wrote:Trip has taken it to an entirely new level. He speaks in absolutes about shit he knows virtually nothing about.Ibanez wrote: I don't think it's a quality of millennial's. More like a quality of anyone with air in their lungs.
It's truly an amazing talent.
I don't disagree. Just don't assume all of us millennial's are like that. Many of us lack the hubris that some younger millennial's seem to have in spades. It is a quality of millennials. There's exceptions to every rule, my friend. The fact YOU don't exhibit that trait doesn't mean it's not a trait. To be SO young and presume you know SO much about EVERYTHING....what an absolutely awesome way to go through life.Ibanez wrote:AZGrizFan wrote:
Trip has taken it to an entirely new level. He speaks in absolutes about shit he knows virtually nothing about.
It's truly an amazing talent.
Pwns wrote:It's why I laugh at the New Atheists who say that religion is dying.Chizzang wrote: in 100 years 75% of the globe will be Islamic
and humans will have religion they so desperately crave
There's more than a little evidence that religiosity and political affiliation have a substantial genetic component...and all data shows the religious are out-breeding the secular and the conservative out-breeding the liberal.
You ever hear about the apparent conservative tilt Generation Z? It's worth pointing out their parents grew up when the environmental movement really took of with The Population Bomb and the first Earth Day and all that stuff.
I bet it's a quality of many people. For sure, every teenager since the beginning of time.AZGrizFan wrote:It is a quality of millennials. There's exceptions to every rule, my friend. The fact YOU don't exhibit that trait doesn't mean it's not a trait. To be SO young and presume you know SO much about EVERYTHING....what an absolutely awesome way to go through life.Ibanez wrote:
You're upset about homosexuals being equal to heterosexuals and women having control of their healthcare?Ibanez wrote:Homosexuals being equal to Heterosexuals.89Hen wrote:The hand wringing over religion is just awesome.
Last time I checked you could walk into any gas station and buy a rubber, go to a grocery store and buy beer and wine (just not here in my county which is as Liberal as they come), go to a clinic and get an abortion, attend a gay pride parade, protest having to say the Pledge of Allegiance because it has God in it, block someone putting up a Christmas tree on government grounds... what exactly are all of you so upset about?
Women having control of their healthcare.
Not really an answer there.Chizzang wrote:Hen is... Awesome89Hen wrote:The hand wringing over religion is just awesome.
Last time I checked you could walk into any gas station and buy a rubber, go to a grocery store and buy beer and wine (just not here in my county which is as Liberal as they come), go to a clinic and get an abortion, attend a gay pride parade, protest having to say the Pledge of Allegiance because it has God in it, block someone putting up a Christmas tree on government grounds... what exactly are all of you so upset about?
No. I was answering your question, "what exactly are all of you so upset about?" I'm not religious so I took a stab at a couple of answers.89Hen wrote:You're upset about homosexuals being equal to heterosexuals and women having control of their healthcare?Ibanez wrote: Homosexuals being equal to Heterosexuals.
Women having control of their healthcare.
Right. You're apparently upset about homosexuals being equal to heterosexuals and women having control of their healthcare.Ibanez wrote:No. I was answering your question, "what exactly are all of you so upset about?" I'm not religious so I took a stab at a couple of answers.89Hen wrote: You're upset about homosexuals being equal to heterosexuals and women having control of their healthcare?
Plans in the Health Insurance Marketplace must cover contraceptive methods and counseling for all women, as prescribed by a health care provider.
Plans must cover these services without charging a copayment or coinsurance when provided by an in-network provider — even if you haven’t met your deductible.
Covered contraceptive methods
FDA-approved contraceptive methods prescribed by a woman’s doctor are covered, including:
Barrier methods, like diaphragms and sponges
Hormonal methods, like birth control pills and vaginal rings
Implanted devices, like intrauterine devices (IUDs)
Emergency contraception, like Plan B® and ella®
Sterilization procedures
Patient education and counseling
Plans aren’t required to cover drugs to induce abortions and services for male reproductive capacity, like vasectomies.
