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pizzahut451 on 11 September 2010
NKAJ said:
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Badassbab said:
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Kasz216 said:
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I'm agnostic and have zero time for religion of all kinds. I hope one day mankind casts religion to the ash heaps of history. I know the three major monotheistic religions worship the same Abrahamic God, it's quite evident in my post. I can list a whole load of pathetic fairytail rubbish on any religion take your pick.


Because the cold hard truth is always better than having hope and faith.

Yeah right.

Having the truth with hope and prospects is better than faith. What a load of bollocks faith is. Statiscally speaking faith is irrelevant and harmful to the advancement of human civilisation.

Hah, i'd like to see the "statistics" on that one.  

How many prayers go unanswered every day? One only has to have it aswered once and so 'prayers are answered'.

Look at Lourdes. 200 million visitors since  1860 and the RCC has recognised a paltry 67 miracles. Statistically meaningless.

God is supposed to be all 'powerful' and 'merciful' well look at our world, does it look like it's being 'managed' by such a God? It can only be one or the other.


i feel so sorry for you right now (dont take this the wrong way)...

There are so many thing that are wrong it that post

Don't patronise me ok?

Either point it out or out or don't bother commenting.

no, its just that your ignorance and hatered on ANYTHING that is slightly christian is stunning me.

Ok so tell me what is so horrible about his remarks?


the fact that they are so incredibly wrong?



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Final-Fan on 11 September 2010
pizzahut451 said:
NKAJ said:
pizzahut451 said:
Badassbab said:
pizzahut451 said:
i feel so sorry for you right now (dont take this the wrong way)...

There are so many thing that are wrong it that post

Don't patronise me ok?
Either point it out or out or don't bother commenting.

no, its just that your ignorance and hatered on ANYTHING that is slightly christian is stunning me.

Ok so tell me what is so horrible about his remarks?

the fact that they are so incredibly wrong?

Being factually incorrect is hateful? 



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pizzahut451 on 11 September 2010
Final-Fan said:
pizzahut451 said:
NKAJ said:
pizzahut451 said:
Badassbab said:
pizzahut451 said:
i feel so sorry for you right now (dont take this the wrong way)...

There are so many thing that are wrong it that post

Don't patronise me ok?
Either point it out or out or don't bother commenting.

no, its just that your ignorance and hatered on ANYTHING that is slightly christian is stunning me.

Ok so tell me what is so horrible about his remarks?

the fact that they are so incredibly wrong?

Being factually incorrect is hateful? 

Sometimes



Badassbab on 12 September 2010
Vertigo-X said:
Badassbab said:
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Paltry?

 

*facepalms*

What? What's wrong with the world paltry? Or do you mean it's not paltry but rather significant?


Nothing wrong with the word itself, I just don't know what you're expecting with giving a number of miracles. The implication of the word miracle is that there aren't too many of them. Paltry is what it's 'supposed' to be.

That's the point I'm trying to make. 80,000 approx people go to Lourdes every year to be healed and cured and the RCC (as opposed to say a body of medical professionals) have recognised only a few cases of success. In fact the success rate is so minute it's something like 0.0000335 if we take the 200 million visitors since 1860 and 67 cases of 'miracles'. Statiscally speaking that's meaningless. In fact the miracles are suspect to begin with and if anything visitors are more likely to catch something from the water than be healed by it such is the number of people that drink and bathe in it.






Alby_da_Wolf on 12 September 2010

LOL, I don't know whether it makes me laugh more Fidel's stab itself at Ahmadinejad (and his most famous buddies, like Chavez) or the Italian communists that are in total denial, up to the point of being almost speechless, particularly on Facebook where they are usually so vocal, as good ol' Lìder Màximo also caught the opportunity to add that communism utterly failed, both in Cuba and all around the world!!!   



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highwaystar101 on 12 September 2010

What?  Ahmadinejad is an anti-semite? This is totally brand new information...



Vertigo-X on 12 September 2010
Badassbab said:
Vertigo-X said:
Badassbab said:
Vertigo-X said:
 


Paltry?

 

*facepalms*

What? What's wrong with the world paltry? Or do you mean it's not paltry but rather significant?


Nothing wrong with the word itself, I just don't know what you're expecting with giving a number of miracles. The implication of the word miracle is that there aren't too many of them. Paltry is what it's 'supposed' to be.

That's the point I'm trying to make. 80,000 approx people go to Lourdes every year to be healed and cured and the RCC (as opposed to say a body of medical professionals) have recognised only a few cases of success. In fact the success rate is so minute it's something like 0.0000335 if we take the 200 million visitors since 1860 and 67 cases of 'miracles'. Statiscally speaking that's meaningless. In fact the miracles are suspect to begin with and if anything visitors are more likely to catch something from the water than be healed by it such is the number of people that drink and bathe in it.

A miracle isn't something you can summon at will. So, are you trying to say that having so few miracles for so many people means that, statistically, miracles don't exist? I'm really not grasping where it is you're going with this.



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Badassbab on 12 September 2010
Vertigo-X said:
Badassbab said:
Vertigo-X said:
Badassbab said:
Vertigo-X said:
 


Paltry?

 

*facepalms*

What? What's wrong with the world paltry? Or do you mean it's not paltry but rather significant?


Nothing wrong with the word itself, I just don't know what you're expecting with giving a number of miracles. The implication of the word miracle is that there aren't too many of them. Paltry is what it's 'supposed' to be.

That's the point I'm trying to make. 80,000 approx people go to Lourdes every year to be healed and cured and the RCC (as opposed to say a body of medical professionals) have recognised only a few cases of success. In fact the success rate is so minute it's something like 0.0000335 if we take the 200 million visitors since 1860 and 67 cases of 'miracles'. Statiscally speaking that's meaningless. In fact the miracles are suspect to begin with and if anything visitors are more likely to catch something from the water than be healed by it such is the number of people that drink and bathe in it.

A miracle isn't something you can summon at will. So, are you trying to say that having so few miracles for so many people means that, statistically, miracles don't exist? I'm really not grasping where it is you're going with this.

I was just trying to point out relying on religious faith to improve one's well being is pointless. There's no real proof it works. If anything it's harmful since one might reject real world solutions.






Vertigo-X on 12 September 2010
Badassbab said:
Vertigo-X said:
Badassbab said:

That's the point I'm trying to make. 80,000 approx people go to Lourdes every year to be healed and cured and the RCC (as opposed to say a body of medical professionals) have recognised only a few cases of success. In fact the success rate is so minute it's something like 0.0000335 if we take the 200 million visitors since 1860 and 67 cases of 'miracles'. Statiscally speaking that's meaningless. In fact the miracles are suspect to begin with and if anything visitors are more likely to catch something from the water than be healed by it such is the number of people that drink and bathe in it.

A miracle isn't something you can summon at will. So, are you trying to say that having so few miracles for so many people means that, statistically, miracles don't exist? I'm really not grasping where it is you're going with this.

I was just trying to point out relying on religious faith to improve one's well being is pointless. There's no real proof it works. If anything it's harmful since one might reject real world solutions.

I can agree with you on that. It's been said by many people that relying on faith alone won't do anything. Praying every night to God to win the lottery won't do any good if the person [at the very least] doesn't buy a lottery ticket. Even then...



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