Steve Dustcircle

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
Why do you say there are only 3 distinct parts to the human body? Is the head not distinct from the torso, the torso not distinct from the legs, the arms not distinct from the legs, the hands not distinct from the feet.

You can subdivide the human body by three in a great many ways because there’s nothing stopping…[Read more]

Let’s solve your equation, shall we?

First, we subtract god from both sides of the equation and we have

The Father + The Son + The Holy Spirit = 0

I sincerely hope you are not a math major.

Why do you say there are only 3 distinct parts to the human body? Is the head not distinct from the torso, the torso not distinct from the legs, the arms not distinct from the legs, the hands not distinct from the feet.

To me the cross is made up of 2 wooden beams. Again this is not 3 distinct parts.

Did the ancient Hebrews use the same circular…[Read more]

Johan and King Iyk – do you both believe in the same God? @king Iyk, are you also an immortal like Johan?

King Iyk wrote:
The proof is composed of seven distinct segments, each contributing uniquely and not wholly reliant upon one another. Let us assume you pick an objection to 2-7. What objection do you pick with 1?

A pattern of numbers is not supernatural. It is entirely irrelevant unless you prove to us a human could not have implemented number…[Read more]

jakelafort wrote:
That is a great pic of the monkey god. I once met a Hindu guy at his new Indian restaurant. I had been friendly with his wife at one point. Say no more. Anyways he starts telling me about the monkey god. I had to bite my lip so freakin hard to keep from laughing. I caan hepit.

I had an Indian electrical engineer under my…[Read more]

Yes, same here. I gotta be in a mood for a drink nowadays. Sometimes I sneak some Irish cream in the morning Joe, but damn, that lowland scotch is tasty.

I don’t generally drink any alcohol….but I am partial to the occasional single malt Midleton. A bottle of it could last me 3 years…and I share it :-).  The bar under the restaurant serves great beer. Walk in for the first time and ask for a pint and you will be served a Guinness. I beleive understand that bars in New York can’t keep it in…[Read more]

Just back from having dinner in a little village restaurant with some friends who happen to be from India and Pakistan. An end of life doctor, a philosopher on his way to an Ivy League in America, a medical scientist and an A.I. developer and me. The variety of personalities makes for great conversations. We are all atheists and they were jokingly…[Read more]

Johan wrote:

_Robert_ wrote:
Yeah, it is amazing how the one true religion is by far the most likely the one you were indoctrinated into and depends on your regional culture.

I was indoctrinated with Calvinism. And then I met the God of the Bible. And gave up all religious thinking for Living With Him as My Dad in my Soul. And manifesting His…

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Johan and King Iyk – do you both believe in the same God? @King Iyk, are you also an immortal like Johan?

Johan, do you really believe you will exist in 473,000,016 years time?

Yes, Johan, the Bible is true because it is the inspired word of god and god would not lie because he is god so the Bible is true.

Ever try reasoning with them?

Yes. But it is always a futile task because no one has ever reasoned themselves into the beliefs they hold. No theist ever sat down and decided to look at all the world’s religions and chose the one with the best evidence for it. This is because there is no evidence for any of them. Only subjective arguments.  …[Read more]

Clearly, The Warning is special, but what’s their secret?

Yeah, it is amazing how the one true religion is by far the most likely the one you were indoctrinated into and depends on your regional culture. One would think this points to obvious validity problems with all religion, but no….mine is true and thus all others are lesser humans.

It is beyond stupid and provides great utility great when so…[Read more]

Recently I have been considering religion from a cultural viewpoint. Most people start life with the same cognitive machinery in their skulls. But the development of inherited intelligence and critical thinking skills are dependent on how “the village” views the importance of education. In the societies with the highest level of personal fre…[Read more]

For me, bananas have about 1/2-hour window when they are not too green but not overripe either, LOL.

Sure, the rare pensive ape might get caught (while deep in thought) and become a meal…