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02-15-2002, 11:15 AM | #131 |
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had a really long reply set up, but i lost it. was using the back and forth buttons to go from page 5 to my reply. then went on to page 6, then cant find my post. any suggestions?
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02-15-2002, 11:16 AM | #132 |
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Yes. Pray.
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02-15-2002, 11:59 AM | #133 |
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Yup. You can lose your post if you leave the post page. I typically open a second window, or "copy all", if I'm going to switch pages.
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dogma 1 a : something held as an established opinion; especially : a definite authoritative tenet b : a code of such tenets <pedagogical dogma> c : a point of view or tenet put forth as authoritative without adequate grounds "no means no"? we all know that no doesnt always mean no. "any unwanted sexual advance"? 99% of all sexual advances are unwanted. should i continue? |
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QUOTE] No – I am not belittling you because you DECIDE to work, instead of waiting for a “handout”. I have attacked your argument (not YOU personally) because it is ill informed and poorly constructed. If you believe financial aid and scholarships are a “handout” why the hell are you complaining that it’s such an injustice that you haven’t received one? Are YOU waiting around for one? Have you applied for all the college scholarships and financial aid available to you via your school? [/QUOTE]
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<a href="http://www.bibleinfo.com/bibleinfo_default.asp?Lang=English" target="_blank">here</a> |
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i characterize you in this way because you are just as intolerant of dissenting views as christianity. Quote:
i cant speak for christianity as a whole, but as i've said before, i think that some of st pauls sentiments are best not used as the basis for christian practice in todays society. im sorry, on one hand people don't want to have their intellects insulted, yet on the other you fail to make obvious connections. i will try to do better, and i apologize to those whom i offended. free thought..... free thought is thought without bounds. no thoughts are good or bad. or free thought is the state of human affairs wherein individuals are able to think and posit ideas as they choose |
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point is language and everything else is meaningless without the value placed on it by people. i imagine your logic condemning st paul is as follows. paul instructs women to not speak in church. not speaking in church leads to inequality between men and women. anyone whose teachings lead to inequality for women hates women. therefore paul hates women in this line of reasoning you make many assumptions. 1. anyone whose teachings lead to inequality for women hates women. 2. implicitly, you assume hatred of women is bad. if this is not correct, please add to or fix the logic. Quote:
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However, being powered by chemical reactions and only using water can be shown to be thermodynamically impossible, because other combinations of hydrogen and oxygen have more internal energy relative to water. It might be possible to combine water and air to produce nitric acid, but using the data at<a href="http://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry/" target="_blank">this chemistry-data site</a> reveals that doing this would consume energy. And the same is true of combining nitrogen and oxygen from air to form nitrogen oxides. It might be possible to devise some miniature fusion reactor that extracts deuterium from the hydrogen in water, but I'm not going to bet on that happening anytime soon. Quote:
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[ February 15, 2002: Message edited by: Reverend Ruin ] {Cut out a few Es to make the page fit in the browser window - Pantera} [ February 15, 2002: Message edited by: Pantera ]</p> |
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