o_d_m wrote:Rick Reuben wrote: I'll make you a deal. It will entertain me, too, so I'll be happy to do it. From now until the end of April, I'll stop responding to any replies directed my way.
This made me laugh out loud.
o_d_m wrote:Rick Reuben wrote: I'll make you a deal. It will entertain me, too, so I'll be happy to do it. From now until the end of April, I'll stop responding to any replies directed my way.
Mark Hansen wrote:o_d_m wrote:Rick Reuben wrote: I'll make you a deal. It will entertain me, too, so I'll be happy to do it. From now until the end of April, I'll stop responding to any replies directed my way.
This made me laugh out loud.
Marsupialized wrote:Thank you so much for the pounding, it came in handy.
DrAwkward wrote:Mark Hansen wrote:o_d_m wrote:Rick Reuben wrote: I'll make you a deal. It will entertain me, too, so I'll be happy to do it. From now until the end of April, I'll stop responding to any replies directed my way.
This made me laugh out loud.
Yeah, between this post and the "Hey Tmidgett" thread, this forum has been very job-threatening today.
vockins wrote:Ty Webb wrote:What do you call the person who holds the narcissist's mirror?
Jerome
krakabash wrote:Is there a scientificaly observed link between Australopithicus and Homo?
atheism, as a philosophical view, is the position that either affirms the nonexistence of gods[1] or rejects theism.[2] When defined more broadly, atheism is the absence of belief in deities,[3] alternatively called nontheism.[4] Although atheism is often equated with irreligion, some religious philosophies, such as secular theology and some varieties of Buddhism such as Theravada, either do not include belief in a personal god as a tenet of the religion, or actively teach nontheism.
Many self-described atheists are skeptical of all supernatural beings and cite a lack of empirical evidence for the existence of deities. Others argue for atheism on philosophical, social or historical grounds. Although many self-described atheists tend toward secular philosophies such as humanism[5] and naturalism,[6] there is no one ideology or set of behaviors to which all atheists adhere.[7]
newberry wrote:Someone once said that atheism is an ideology the way that not stamp collecting is a hobby. Atheism means you don't believe in god; it doesn't mean you're right wing or left wing or fascist or communist or tolerant or intolerant; it means that you haven't seen compelling evidence of god (actually, one problem with the term "atheist" is that it has different meanings to different people. But essentially what it means "not a theist").
Rimbaud III wrote:
I won't lie to you, I don't want to be invisible so that I can expose the illuminati, I just want to see Natalie Portman DJing at her downstairs disco.
Rick Reuben wrote:Atheism is active denial of God.
at least according to my Webster's
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