Atheism requires as much faith as religion?

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If you commit a crime in America such as Murder then you will be prosecuted in America.
If you commit a crime in Aruba and your father is the judge. You get away with Murder.

Double Fine wrote:

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Meh.
We still play better rugby than you
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Double Fine wrote:

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Meh.
We still play better rugby than you
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Eagle12 wrote:

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I had dogs when I lived in Houston and occasionally they would hear something early in the morning when everybody is sleeping. When they barked you could hear them a mile away. I have to get up get the gun and flashlight. Go outside, and nothing, absolutely nothing. It might have been as simple as a neighbor coming home late from work.
They were barking their asses off, waking up everyone in the neighborhood for no damn reason, just barking. Darling, if you are going to respond back at least say something.
Don’t get me wrong I love you but don’t just be barking and howling at the moon.

Atomic_G wrote:

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What I find interesting is that South Africa out ranks us in beer drink. You guys are at 12 and we are at 21. What is more surprising is China is number one, with the US coming second.

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Well, one can not have everything.
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Double Fine wrote:

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Is that total consumption, or is that per capita?
If total consumption, that makes sense. You and my countries are little peewee countries. We have 49 million people, you guys probably half that. China have more than a billion people, America more than 300,000 million. Logically, they will drink more AS NATIONS. Per capita, we should give them a run.
Also, how do they define 'beer'?
Here, we drink Lagers mostly, and some English bitter.

Eagle12 wrote:

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I Have you ever thought about the design of Noah’s Ark? It looks almost identical to a ocean going ship’s life/escape boat. Fascinating when you think about it.

Double Fine wrote:

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Also, on those lifestyle lists, they do not take into account climate, and possibility of natural disasters.

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DebJ wrote:

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Then again, maybe they don't! What manifestations are you talking about anyway? Revelations....show proof of just one, just one.
I don't think I'm terribly unique and yes we are all tiny specks in a very large universe. What's your point? It's the cristians who think they are so special that they can walk on streets of gold for all eternity. When it comes to feeble minds, speak only for yourself.

Atomic_G wrote:

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They just add to our lifestyle, it is never boring and they don't depress us. They remind us not to become complacent.

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mandingowillsay wrote:

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Atheists are thick, how in hell would you/could you not believe in anything!!!? I suppose you believe in your fast car/or the woman/man you married. When these things fail an atheist is a prime candidate to kill himself over these things.

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The Netherlands is responsible for a biased and inept investigation into the death of Natalie Holloway in 2005. Their corrupt Judges and Police sided with Joran Vandersloot in the investigation of a missing 18 year old girl.
Because the Netherlands allowed this freak to go free another young woman was killed at the hands of Joran in Peru. This time his fathers influence and corrupt justice system was of no use.

Eagle12 wrote:

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I seem to think Europe falling back into the dark ages.

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sweets2360 wrote:

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And is very unseaworthy. Did you notice the replica they built, is built on a barge so it wouldn`t sink. Not only is it not large enough for every animal and all the animals food, it just is NOT seaworthy.

sweets2360 wrote:

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Just please tell me, what did all the carnivors eat on the ark?

Double Fine wrote:

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On your Gold Coast, you got nice weather. The rest of the country is a bit too much like a desert, isn't it?

mandingowillsay wrote:

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Europe never came out of the dark ages judging from their lack of respect of other cultures.

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mandingowillsay wrote:

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Atheists are thick, how in hell would you/could you not believe in anything!!!? I suppose you believe in your fast car/or the woman/man you married. When these things fail an atheist is a prime candidate to kill himself over these things.

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Double Fine wrote:

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Well, I am an engineer. I know a bit about structural integrity of design and of materials. Wood boat that size would have broken apart the instant it got onto the water.
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Much better question, what did the herbivores eat??
An elephant need a million calories A WEEK.
Where did they store it?
Also, who cleaned the poop?
How did they prevent disease - in inherent problem of wooden ships?
NOW the biggest question. How did repopulation take place?
For instance, after the flood, if one lion kills one gazelle, that would mean that the gazelle would be extinct (seeing that the breeding pair has been broken). How did the food chain establish itself again?

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Double Fine wrote:

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Well, I am an engineer. I know a bit about structural integrity of design and of materials. Wood boat that size would have broken apart the instant it got onto the water.
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Much better question, what did the herbivores eat??
An elephant need a million calories A WEEK.
Where did they store it?
Also, who cleaned the poop?
How did they prevent disease - in inherent problem of wooden ships?
NOW the biggest question. How did repopulation take place?
For instance, after the flood, if one lion kills one gazelle, that would mean that the gazelle would be extinct (seeing that the breeding pair has been broken). How did the food chain establish itself again?