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I don't know if any educated free thinking person would call what you responded with a "reply". More like a spoiled child having a tantrum.. and no. i don't think what i presented was original. just as anything that you people post isn't. :thumbs: |
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How do you know that they don't excist. and yes if the majority believe that they should live by those rules, then thats the way it has to be. And what allows them to do this isn't god.. but a little thing called democracy. don't like it move to china, they have a nice atheist goverment there. "Not to mention that he should submit his life to these fictional creatures, or suffer unimaginably for not doing so." who in your or my countries has ever been forced to church..? or who in your or in my country has ever been tortured for not going to church or for not believing in god...? Last i heard noone has been dragged away from their house in the middle of the night in your or my country. because they weren't a believer. really you need to either seek psychiatric help or stop being a drama queen. ""Perhaps he'd like to be able to pull them(or even just one or two) out of fantasy-land, and into reality" Perhaps he justs wants a chance to have an equal expression of his opinion, such as that given to the "munchkin-believers". refer to my above statement as to whom needs to stop living in a fantasy world. and again stop being a drama queen, noone stops you from doing or saying as you wish. "Or perhaps its the "munchkin-believers" who are the insecure ones, and cannot bear having their unsubstantiated beliefs questioned. More to the point here, though, would be why would a "munchkin-believer" go to "munchinphobe" website, where the "munchinphobes" gather to mind their own business with like-minded folks? what is this reverse psychology 101? |
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well i haven't any kids to beat.. sorry i couldn't answer that one. even though i have no idea as to why you was asking..[i](Probably trying to get some idea as to when she should abusing hers me thinks) [i]. "You mean that people who believe in these imaginary things spend hours on end online, arguing with poor innocent non-munchin believers?" 1) I wouldn't know im not as ignorant as some to assume what a whole group of people think..2) I wouldn't know about that either. but if they did, it still wouldn't be as pathetic as they actually believe in the subject matter at hand. "Depends. Did they try to get their belief into classrooms, courtrooms and the public square? If so, they hurt not only him but people everywhere who don't share their belief and who live in a free country." Where do live ......china..or perhaps saudi arabia perhaps. Noone forces anyone to do anything like that. School children don't have to pray, courts have passed that law, so that voids your statement that religion rules the courts or the schools. and as far as a public square goes. thats what they are there for aren't they? for people to say what they believe in, or do you only want people talking about what you believe in?...and you know noone is hurt by anybody for their beliefs. "If he was your friend, paranoia seems justified." no it doesn't. But i will recomend he doesn't come to this site as it will develop into full blown schizophrenia. "Feel free to produce even the smallest bit of evidence that your "grand munchin" does exist; the burden of proof is on you. By the way, was that the only name that came to mind? Next time you need to write an elaborate yet transparent little hypothetical scenario, you let me know and I'll make up a better name for your imaginary god." who claimed he excisted. as far as i see it, you're the one who made the claim first so the prove of burden falls on your shoulders. "Yes, yes, if only your "friend" was a lemming and just followed the herd into the sea." No No, i said he ISN"T a believer, thats one of the reason as to whats wrong him.. |
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Again the paranoia here is just amazing, the anger at which you people reply to a thread that makes you question anything but god, indicates the insecurities you people have. From what i have gathed here, this place is full of people who live in constant fear of being dragged away in the middle of the night by some roaming "god squad". |
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