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A divorcee named Kath in Leicester used to invite me round for evening meals with her and her son and I didn't mind because they were nonsmokers, but one day she'd undercooked the bacon and it was like chewing strips of tasteless rubber, so when they weren't looking i fished it out of my mouth and slung it behind the settee for her cat but it wouldn't touch it!
I meant to pick it up later but completely forgot and she must have found it next day and went ballistic at me on the phone..
"YOU'RE NOT A VERY NICE MAN AND I DON'T WANT TO SEE YOU EVER AGAIN" she screamed and slammed the phone down on me.
Huh, touchy..:)
I had a crush on the fella up the road, years ago. Looked like Channing Tatum. Finally got him in my front room, made him a cuppa settled down for a chill and chat. Then he started coming out with some macho bullshite about how he had saved up a load of money- hundreds of thousands, then started on the self-pity about how he couldn't get a girlfriend.
Then he mentioned God.
I was mentally laughing at the egoism, until he mentioned God. It was then I highlighted the association between religion and schizophrenia, and asked if he'd ever experienced psychosis.
He didn't like that- called me 'Evil' and oddly enough, said something similar to your date. Apparently, I'm not a nice person (he thought he was being original! :rolleyes:)
Honestly! Those with a God delusion are very protective of it, aren't they?
 
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I had a crush on the fella up the road, years ago. Looked like Channing Tatum. Finally got him in my front room, made him a cuppa settled down for a chill and chat. Then he started coming out with some macho bullshite about how he had saved up a load of money- hundreds of thousands, then started on the self-pity about how he couldn't get a girlfriend.
Then he mentioned God.
I was mentally laughing at the egoism, until he mentioned God. It was then I highlighted the association between religion and schizophrenia, and asked if he'd ever experienced psychosis.
He didn't like that- called me 'Evil' and oddly enough, said something similar to your date. Apparently, I'm not a nice person (he thought he was being original! :rolleyes:)
Honestly! Those with a God delusion are very protective of it, aren't they?
I find it weird that those with no belief in God love to talk about how important it is to discuss things they don't believe in, frankly. Insanity at its best. I mean, these exact same people teach their kids about a tooth fairy, santa claus and an Easter Bunny many times. It's really crazy that one can be so deluded and yet not see it in themselves.
 

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..the association between religion and schizophrenia, and asked if he'd ever experienced psychosis..

Wait a min, it's those WITHOUT any spiritual depth who go half-nutty because they're like wagon wrecks without springs, jolted by every pebble on life's road-
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That's why they've got all sorts of cuckoo notions in their empty heads..:)
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"When an evil spirit comes out of a man, it goes
through arid places seeking rest and does not find it.
Then it says, 'I will return to the house I left.'
When it arrives, it finds the house unoccupied, swept clean and put in order.
Then it goes and takes with it seven other spirits more wicked than itself, and they go in and live there." (Matt 12:43-45)
 
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A divorcee named Kath in Leicester used to invite me round for evening meals with her and her son and I didn't mind because they were nonsmokers, but one day she'd undercooked the bacon and it was like chewing strips of tasteless rubber, so when they weren't looking i fished it out of my mouth and slung it behind the settee for her cat but it wouldn't touch it!
I meant to pick it up later but completely forgot and she must have found it next day and went ballistic at me on the phone..
"YOU'RE NOT A VERY NICE MAN AND I DON'T WANT TO SEE YOU EVER AGAIN" she screamed and slammed the phone down on me.
Huh, touchy..:)
Go back to playing with your train sets deffo more apt for you
 

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Incidentally, i've been posting pics of me and my street in forums and dating sites for years like these, but people tell me I shouldn't do it in case a lust-crazed woman tracks me down and takes me prisoner and keeps me chained up in her cellar as her sex slave.
I know, that's why I do it, I should be so lucky..:)

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Raining_Roses

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I find it weird that those with no belief in God love to talk about how important it is to discuss things they don't believe in,
I find it weird how humans put so much trust and faith in the word of other humans and then say it was because a deity talked through them, without any evidence that the deity exists or ever existed. I find it absolutely baffling how humans can make archaic laws, discriminate against functions and phenomenon of human behaviour, because of a book that may (or may not) have been written eons ago says so.

frankly. Insanity at its best.

Oh, so you're a psychiatrist now too, are you?! The debate of whether God exists is philosophical, but because you don't like who chooses to discuss it and what they say, you brand it 'insanity'.
Wait, isn't there a well-known psychotic illness that has a subtype related to religious extremism...begins with S...ends in a... :oops:

I mean, these exact same people teach their kids about a tooth fairy, santa claus and an Easter Bunny many times. It's really crazy that one can be so deluded and yet not see it in themselves.
Many parents also tell their child they're special and will live successful lives.; that they're the best in the world and there is no one else like them. Truth is, each of us is 1 in 7.9 billion- not unique or special- and most will go on to lead mediocre lives, seeking happiness and meaning to life by depending on others to fulfil something that our inadequate parents didn't.
Parents lie- it's their job.
But I suppose telling a kid that some fat bloke with a beard is going to sneak down their chimney once a year to leave presents isn't half as bad as being brainwashed by your parents to think that there's some bloke with a white beard watching you masturbate.
Parents lie- especially the religious ones.
 

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I find it weird that those with no belief in God love to talk about how important it is to discuss things they don't believe in, frankly. Insanity at its best. I mean, these exact same people teach their kids about a tooth fairy, santa claus and an Easter Bunny many times. It's really crazy that one can be so deluded and yet not see it in themselves.

Are you and Dropship in the process of forming a Forum partnership to drive away non-believers?

Bring it on!

MY 'god' is better than yours, matey.

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A_Son_of_God

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I find it weird how humans put so much trust and faith in the word of other humans and then say it was because a deity talked through them, without any evidence that the deity exists or ever existed. I find it absolutely baffling how humans can make archaic laws, discriminate against functions and phenomenon of human behaviour, because of a book that may (or may not) have been written eons ago says so.
There is abundant evidence that there is a creator. It is quite simple really. And this is the problem. Because it is so simple, the exploiters want THEIR glory with it by discovering things. "Oh, look what I found! I'm a GOD now!"

Oh, so you're a psychiatrist now too, are you?! The debate of whether God exists is philosophical, but because you don't like who chooses to discuss it and what they say, you brand it 'insanity'.
Wait, isn't there a well-known psychotic illness that has a subtype related to religious extremism...begins with S...ends in a... :oops:

Whether God exists is not philosophical, no. It is to you though. Some view it as entertainment too. Yet for others, there is really not a deep reason to consider such things. It's like asking, "Is a dog REALLY alive?"

Many parents also tell their child they're special and will live successful lives.; that they're the best in the world and there is no one else like them. Truth is, each of us is 1 in 7.9 billion- not unique or special- and most will go on to lead mediocre lives, seeking happiness and meaning to life by depending on others to fulfil something that our inadequate parents didn't.
Parents lie- it's their job.
But I suppose telling a kid that some fat bloke with a beard is going to sneak down their chimney once a year to leave presents isn't half as bad as being brainwashed by your parents to think that there's some bloke with a white beard watching you masturbate.
Parents lie- especially the religious ones.
"Parents lie - it's their job." you say. Shame on you, liar. I hope they read this. And if you're going to claim it's okay to lie, then what reason any longer would I want to engage in a conversation with you, if you consider lying your job as a parent? If you're going to mislead your kids, then why would I think you'd put more care into talking to strangers?

Then you claim religious ones do more so (which is a lie, and a lie by your own mouth, as most religious parents don't view lying as a "job"), yet you're the one who's willing to mislead kids by lying about strangers being nice all of a sudden when they conveniently come down a chimney that a person may or may not have.

And yes, God has the capabilities to watch every single one of our actions. Thankfully, he chooses not to in general, but give us a measure of trust.

What do you think? Is it best we just simply don't communicate with each other? Or do you want to keep on going?
 
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There is abundant evidence that there is a creator. It is quite simple really. And this is the problem. Because it is so simple, the exploiters want THEIR glory with it by discovering things. "Oh, look what I found! I'm a GOD now!"
What evidence do you have? If you have evidence and it’s abundant, how come we don’t all know about it? It would be revolutionary! Especially to the Hindu’s who believe in more than one God and the Buddhists and those who follow Jainism and…do I need to go on? There is NO evidence of a god- just as there NO evidence that there isn’t a god.
You theists are just as bad as the atheists. Both so stoic in your views, but none of you know. You’re a mere human and don’t have the mental capacity to understand the creation or beginnings of the universe and how life as we understand it began. All you have is the ability to theorise and claim you have evidence (that isn’t evidence at all) to back up your theory.
Whether God exists is not philosophical, no. It is to you though. Some view it as entertainment too. Yet for others, there is really not a deep reason to consider such things. It's like asking, "Is a dog REALLY alive?"
Erm, it’s philosophical. There are a number of religions and belief systems and degrees of believe and faith or lack of. There is no answer to whether there is a god or not, because no one knows, so it is a philosophical debate.

Any human who questions why they're here will consider the question of God deeply, but I have no idea why you have used the example of the question “Is a dog REALLY alive?”. Yes, it is- it’s a mammal and unless it’s dead, it’s alive. It’s breathing, eating, pooing, moving independently and cognitively functioning. In that respect, you could pose the question, are any of us REALLY alive?

And that is a philosophical question. Some believe our consciousness is a projection. Some believe that consciousness and/or the sense of being alive is simply a result of biological functioning. There is no explanation for why humans have higher cognitive functioning to the rest of the species on the planet, except adaptation, or if lower cognitive functioning means something is ‘alive’ and thus, it remains a philosophical question.

"Parents lie - it's their job." you say. Shame on you, liar. I hope they read this. And if you're going to claim it's okay to lie, then what reason any longer would I want to engage in a conversation with you, if you consider lying your job as a parent? If you're going to mislead your kids, then why would I think you'd put more care into talking to strangers?
Where did I say I’m a parent? I haven't mentioned it in any of previous posts. For the record, he’s now a grown adult and knows all too well it was me sticking a pound under his pillow when his baby teeth came out. That was blown at the age of 8 when he found a draft copy of a letter from the Tooth Fairy on the printer. He also has the special key I told him Santa used for his own children. Oddly enough, it didn’t duck him up. The Catholic upbringing my mother got though; I can’t say the same about that for her. Should I elaborate on the lies that circulate around in a good Catholic upbringing or would that go wa-ay over the word count? I wouldn’t think either of us have time for that fa-shizzle, especially the bit about the pervert priests and how it's not usually strangers sexually abusing your kids :rolleyes:

Then you claim religious ones do more so (which is a lie, and a lie by your own mouth, as most religious parents don't view lying as a "job"), yet you're the one who's willing to mislead kids by lying about strangers being nice all of a sudden when they conveniently come down a chimney that a person may or may not have.
But it’s absolutely fine to brainwash young minds with a lifestyle and set of misogynistic, self-righteous beliefs about a man in the sky that judges you for everything you do and will punish you with hell and damnation if you don’t follow his high set of expectations?
At least a man in a chimney is once a year- it’s not every minute of every day. And might I add, Christmas began as a Christian celebration- you lot started it, because Mary and Joseph received a load of gifts from- guess who- THREE strange men who turned up at their manager unexpectedly and uninvited!
Talk about hypocrisy!

And yes, God has the capabilities to watch every single one of our actions. Thankfully, he chooses not to in general, but give us a measure of trust.
If ‘he’ exists, how do you know? Do you manage his calendar?

What do you think? Is it best we just simply don't communicate with each other? Or do you want to keep on going?

Honestly- I don’t care.
 
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What evidence do you have? If you have evidence and it’s abundant, how come we don’t all know about it? It would be revolutionary! Especially to the Hindu’s who believe in more than one God and the Buddhists and those who follow Jainism and…do I need to go on? There is NO evidence of a god- just as there NO evidence that there isn’t a god.
You theists are just as bad as the atheists. Both so stoic in your views, but none of you know. You’re a mere human and don’t have the mental capacity to understand the creation or beginnings of the universe and how life as we understand it began. All you have is the ability to theorise and claim you have evidence (that isn’t evidence at all) to back up your theory.

Erm, it’s philosophical. There are a number of religions and belief systems and degrees of believe and faith or lack of. There is no answer to whether there is a god or not, because no one knows, so it is a philosophical debate.

Any human who questions why they're here will consider the question of God deeply, but I have no idea why you have used the example of the question “Is a dog REALLY alive?”. Yes, it is- it’s a mammal and unless it’s dead, it’s alive. It’s breathing, eating, pooing, moving independently and cognitively functioning. In that respect, you could pose the question, are any of us REALLY alive?

And that is a philosophical question. Some believe our consciousness is a projection. Some believe that consciousness and/or the sense of being alive is simply a result of biological functioning. There is no explanation for why humans have higher cognitive functioning to the rest of the species on the planet, except adaptation, or if lower cognitive functioning means something is ‘alive’ and thus, it remains a philosophical question.


Where did I say I’m a parent? I haven't mentioned it in any of previous posts. For the record, he’s now a grown adult and knows all too well it was me sticking a pound under his pillow when his baby teeth came out. That was blown at the age of 8 when he found a draft copy of a letter from the Tooth Fairy on the printer. He also has the special key I told him Santa used for his own children. Oddly enough, it didn’t duck him up. The Catholic upbringing my mother got though; I can’t say the same about that for her. Should I elaborate on the lies that circulate around in a good Catholic upbringing or would that go wa-ay over the word count? I wouldn’t think either of us have time for that fa-shizzle, especially the bit about the pervert priests and how it's not usually strangers sexually abusing your kids :rolleyes:


But it’s absolutely fine to brainwash young minds with a lifestyle and set of misogynistic, self-righteous beliefs about a man in the sky that judges you for everything you do and will punish you with hell and damnation if you don’t follow his high set of expectations?
At least a man in a chimney is once a year- it’s not every minute of every day. And might I add, Christmas began as a Christian celebration- you lot started it, because Mary and Joseph received a load of gifts from- guess who- THREE strange men who turned up at their manager unexpectedly and uninvited!
Talk about hypocrisy!


If ‘he’ exists, how do you know? Do you manage his calendar?



Honestly- I don’t care.
If you don't care, then why waste your time and energy with all those emotions about it all. It is obvious you DO care. As for evidence, it is not my obligation to do your homework for you. You are free to do your own, or to do none at all.

I didn't read all your stuff. Only the last bit, regarding Xmas. If you'd read your Bible, you'd know better than claiming that. But no, you already know what you actually don't know, and intend to claim I believe it, because YOU believe I believe it. Good for you.
 

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Strange how they state "human/s" huh . like are they aliens from a distant galaxy? Human this and human that .
Yeah we are but mere humans trying to get thru this life by whatever means possible . live and let live I say ! If they don't believe in a higher power well maybe they think they Are the higher power !?!
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If you don't care, then why waste your time and energy with all those emotions about it all. It is obvious you DO care. As for evidence, it is not my obligation to do your homework for you. You are free to do your own, or to do none at all.
Here we go! :rolleyes: The ole 'The evidence is there- look for it!' when there really isn't any. All evidence of your god is hearsay and interpretation.

And don't mistake caring for simple expression. Caring about anything you've said/written requires me to know and respect you- I don't, so I don't.
 
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Raining_Roses

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Strange how they state "human/s" huh . like are they aliens from a distant galaxy? Human this and human that .

Maybe I am an alien. How do you know I'm not? o_O

Why is it strange to describe a species as what they are? Is that kind of language beyond your mental capabilities?
Yeah we are but mere humans trying to get thru this life by whatever means possible . live and let live I say !

And yet people still criticise and judge- yourself and the one you are snuffling up to included. Live in a glass house, don't throw stones.

If they don't believe in a higher power well maybe they think they Are the higher power !?!
:p:D

That's called Pantheism. Google is your friend :p:D
 

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Like Einstein said

Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.”

And that's what we humans do, just in new modern ways
 
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