Unseen wrote:
If you’d rather do that, click on the “Text” tag above the bar where you found the ” symbol.

I did 😋

Unseen wrote:
@ Unapologetic Okay, so you quote someone and your reply end up IN the quote the way you’re doing it. The way you get out of their quote is (a) hit the return key (which you did) but then (b) you click on the ” button, which takes you out of the their quote. In other words…

Back in my day we didn’t have these fancy visual edito…[Read more]

Michael 10 min later: There’s a 3-story computer in Brussels called “the beast!”

Reg – shows with simple google search that the “Beast” computer in Brussels was a fictional thing in Christian novel.

Oops…

This is what cracks me up the most about Biblical…[Read more]

Josh Harris Is No Longer a Christian, but I’m Still Angry

I feel like he’s using me as his marketing stepping stool. Those books me says he’s reached millions with? He’s talking about I Kissed Dating Goodbye and its accompa…

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Mr. Peterson illustrates his arguments with copious references to ancient myths — bringing up stories of witches, biblical allegories and ancient traditions. I ask why these old stories should guide us today.

“It makes sense that a witch lives in a swamp. Yeah,” he says. “Why?”

It’s a hard one.

“Righ…

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Before, you made a specific claim: the left was full of idiots, as evidenced by the way Bernie supporters didn’t vote. Now, after you’ve learned that most…[Read more]

PopeBeanie wrote:I can buy your reasoning, there

It’s not true though. They’ve analyzed the results. In the general, 80% of Bernie supporters voted for Clinton. Only about 5% sat out the general election. Of the rest of them, about 12% of former Bernie supporters ended up voting for Trump–which should tell you they aren’t liberals; they had…[Read more]

Unseen wrote:What is the “similar theme” you think my posts revolve around?

I noticed the theme also, and I think you know exactly what she’s referring to. You’ve posted against rape statistics, against equal pay…the theme is in questioning women’s rights, or women’s experiences. I’m not saying your posts are anti-woman, you are raising som…[Read more]

_Robert_ wrote:
No, it’s the left’s fault for being idiots. For example, many of the Bernie Sanders idealist devotees didn’t vote at all in the general election and then were so shocked and talking the end-of-the-world when Trump won.

I’m guessing you just made that up, rather than looking at any statistics. According to this analysis in Newsw…[Read more]

female toddlers tending to prefer soft and furry toys like dolls and stuffed animals whereas male toddlers tend to favor hard-edged toys like trucks and airplanes.

Video: What happens if you put a little girl in boy clothes, and then ask an adult to play with “him” ?…[Read more]

Most people, I would hope, if they…[Read more]

You do know a good proportion of the world’s population would desire to live in the USA right?

Maybe before 11-9 they did.

If I get papers to become a citizen of west Africa can they be used for anywhere in Africa?

There is no such country as “West Africa.” There are dozens of nations in just the western part of the continent alone. And I can assure you they are all different nations; they aren’t under one giant umbrella where you can freely travel from one place to…[Read more]

You won’t hear a Christian discarding their label, because that would amount to blasphemy, or denial of the faith. Therein lies a rather large difference that cannot be ignored.

Heh. Some Christians do try to get …. shall we say flexible with that label, you know. Haven’t you ever heard one say I’m not religious! It’s a relationship, not a r…[Read more]

@davis: I’m not lying! I’m being honest. I don’t feel like anyone has given me an answer that is both serious and tangible.

Davis is one of the people who did give you a tangible answer. I guess you decided his answer wasn’t serious–which is odd, because I got the impression that if any of those things happened they would seriously cause Davis…[Read more]

Because no one including you has answered my question. What evidence would convince you? If subjective evidence is never going to be enough what objective evidence are you looking for exactly? I asked that months ago and I haven’t gotten a straight answer from people but it’s a serious question.

Belle, you are lying about what happened. I read thr…[Read more]

I’ve told you how I grew up Mennonite, went to Mennonite college, and then was a Mennonite missionary before ultimately concluding my god wasn’t real. Mennonites are so varied. Some are much more liberal, and some are…[Read more]

You say, “… I can’t capture him like a butterfly and put him under a m…[Read more]

I feel like your making two very separate, almost…[Read more]

I was a missionary in Africa after…[Read more]

I hear what you’re saying here–like a group bitching about their asshole ex over and over? Yuck. Who wants to be part of that? Maybe that’s why I left the…[Read more]

My my, it’s like we’re…[Read more]

You know, I’m happy overall being an atheist, I think it’s the most accurate worldview for the world we are living in. It’s not without its hardships though. And sometimes–often, really–I think…[Read more]

Posted by Gerald Moore on Friday, Aug, 25, 2017 2:41 PM (EDT):
It is legitimate to argue that most persons are predisposed to theism because of their family circumstances and evidence shows that there geographical location is a fairly reliable determinant of which god they believe in.  Where does that…

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What a silly question. Trump has been in politics for what, 10 years or less? FAITH has been attacking reason and teaching people to twist their logic in knots in order to believe what they want to believe for at least 2,000 years.

How many apologetics arguments do…[Read more]