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re: when does the "he's a Mormon" whisper campaign start? For a Christian, Wright sure does have a hard-on for muslim racist Farrakhan...   This post was edited on 10/9 at 12:24 am Reply • Back to Top |
quote:  Obama is looking fine in swing states. No point was missed; you denied that America was trending towards irreligiosity, and I provided evidence to the contrary. No need to apologize for those of us "turning our backs on religion". No mythological deity will be striking us down anytime soon. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Like I said in the future. Please point to me how this is changing in the swing states not population based? Reply • Back to Top |
quote: PRK still thinks that I'm an evangelical. He's another one of those posters which you can't debate because they're unable to grasp logic and truth.Reply • Back to Top |
quote: It's convenient that someone who disagrees with you is "unable to grasp logic and truth". I enjoy the religious debates around here. The internet is the primary causation of the increasing skepticism amongst the general public. Information and education are the enemies of religious mythology. Reply • Back to Top |
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quote: You still think I'm an evangelical. That's proof right there. quote: Actually, I would say that an actual education is the enemy of atheism. Most "theists" are just unable to understand philosophy and the flaws in atheistic arguments. They also don't have enough training to be able to sift through what is garbage (the "Jesus wife" papyrus, for example) and what is credible. But before we all get banned for a religious thread, this conversation should probably stop. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: That was a satirical post, you're not actually denying evolution, right? I have to ask around here. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: The overwhelming majority of scholars and scientists are irreligious. I don't need any kind of "Jesus' wife" nonsense to realize that religion is a ridiculous, illogical notion. quote: You seriously believe the weight of philosophical reasoning is behind organized religion? It's fantasy, pure and simple. Based on nothing, impossible to prove. I'm not usually the internet-atheist-argument douchebag, but this could be fun. quote: Religious discussions are banned now? Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Kind of, but  But TN Bhoy makes a good point Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Yep. Me, Wiki, Gmorgan, TulaneLSU, and a few others have been banned for them. GeauxTigerTM is still banned. Reply • Back to Top |
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quote: Edited for compliance. This post was edited on 10/9 at 1:27 am Reply • Back to Top |
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quote: This pronouncement coming from your brainwaves and musings is the absolute hieghts of comical shite that it isn't funny. How long have the people tht you align your self with had plan of ruling the world, and how many years have they been fighting all over the world to achieve that ends? Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Like I've said, Romey's about as Mormon as much as Obama is a black liberation theologist. They both pay lip service to their churches, but I doubt either of them really believe all that much. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: But special magical stone tablets are completely reasonable.... Do you really not see the parallels to traditional Judeo-Christian beliefs? Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Mitt was a state president of the mormon church. Thats is basically like being a cardinal of the catholic church. He still donates millions of dollars to the church and traveled all over the world on mission trips. Get your facts straight before you come in here and act ignorant. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Just have to correct you a bit here, though I agree with the overall sentiment of your post about Romney. Romney was not a STATE president of the LDS. He was a STAKE president. The U.S. currently has 19 Catholic Cardinals. The U.S. has just shy of 3,000 STAKE presidents, including four in Massachusetts. A Mormon stake president is a far, far lower level official of the church than a Cardinal is. Just didn't want to leave readers with a misleading impression of his former level of leadership in his church. Carry on  Reply • Back to Top |
quote:Kinda like, "we believe in the crazy stuff, but not the real crazy stuff..." Reply • Back to Top • Refresh |
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