Prove there's a god.

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>See what I mean? Such sentiments are not at all reflective of the TRUE meaning of Christianity or of being a Christian.
Just like HITLER'S sentiments were not at all reflective of the TRUE meaning of Christianity or of being a Christian.
So take YOUR gun (which you already own) lube it up (or not based on your personal preference) and shove it up YOUR ass, for it is YOU who is WILLINGLY sounding like the same type of Christian that HITLER was.

Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>HUH???? A proper BP reading of yourself from 20 YEARS ago....WTF does THAT mean?

Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>Now why would I do that when I happen to BELIEVE in a god?
The difference is that unlike you and most of the other religinuts here, I am not so STUPID as to present what I can't prove as if it is FACT.
My BELIEF is enough for me and so much so, that I need not even prove it to be FACT to MYSELF- let alone to you or anyone else.
I am SECURE in my belief- don't project YOUR insecurity in YOUR beliefs onto me or anyone else.
Yesterday you said you KNOW god exists and you related a personal experience as to why you say you KNOW god exists.
If that is proof enough for YOU, good for YOU, but where do you get off to have the incredible ARROGANCE in thinking that what stands as proof for YOU simply MUST stand as proof for everyone or anyone else?

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ChristineM wrote:

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He was a christian as was Stalin, as are Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic, as is the IRA, the KKK, the NLFT, as is Anders Behring Breivik and James Holmes.
All good christians to a murdering man
That does not mean that they are good human beings

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>I'm sure you are not at all like Hitler other than not being what truly is a good Christian, just as Hitler was not what is truly a good Christian.

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RiversideRedneck wrote:

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No, it isn't. A gun is for defense. In most cases the trigger doesn't even need to be pulled.....

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>And just why do you deem me to be impossible?
Because I don't- and won't- knuckle under to YOUR way of thinking?
Save your high-handedness for your WIFE.
And on second thought, I retract my thanks to your apology, since in the very same post in which you are apologizing for calling me names, you called me MORE names and all of them are nothing more than big fat LIES.

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>Fine. Then stop belittling and insulting those who do NOT know that a god exists and/or who do not believe that a god exists.
Or at least until you can PROVE what you say you KNOW.
Until then, don't expect people to believe you simply because YOU say you KNOW that a god exists.

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>Again- cite a source for what you claim.

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Orange County blues wrote:

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Uh....Obama IS a Christian and he's a damn GOOD one.

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>I'm comparing how good a CHRISTIAN you are to how good a CHRISTIAN Hitler was.
I am NOT comparing how good a PERSON you are to how NOT good a person Hitler was.
I mean- what are you first- a PERSON or a CHRISTIAN?

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>Well, maybe YOU COULD care less, which means you DO care; in MY case, I COULDN'T care less.

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Orange County blues wrote:

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You have proven you care not about any of your fellow Americans who don't have health insurance/health care, children who are chronically hungry, people who are homeless and people who can't find jobs.

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>Oh- I think we ALL understand the TITLE of this thread.
As to the meaning of god, that varies from person to person, religion to religion and culture to culture.
In the meantime, not one person, not one religion and not one culture has yet to prove the existence of ANY god.

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>Uh....I quoted several speeches he made and that he was a Christian is also found in his book "Mein Kampf".

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>It is not because you believe that I call you ignorant and lazy.
It is because you won't acknowledge that that is exactly what it IS- a BELIEF and not a FACT.
And sorry, but to present unproven BELIEFS as FACT IS WILLFULLY IGNORANT and INTELLECTUALLY LAZY.

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>Oh- I think we ALL understand the TITLE of this thread.
As to the meaning of god, that varies from person to person, religion to religion and culture to culture.
In the meantime, not one person, not one religion and not one culture has yet to prove the existence of ANY god.

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>It HAS happened.
"Yoshihiro Hattori (&#26381;&#37096; &#21083;&#19976; Hattori Yoshihiro?, November 22, 1975 – October 17, 1992) was a Japanese exchange student residing in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States at the time of his death. Hattori was on his way to a Halloween party and he went to the wrong house by accident. The property owner, Rodney Peairs, shot and killed Hattori, thinking he was trespassing with criminal intent. The controversial homicide, and Peairs's subsequent acquittal in the state court of Louisiana, received worldwide attention.
Two months into his stay in the United States, he received an invitation, along with Webb Haymaker, his homestay brother, to a Halloween party organized for Japanese exchange students on October 17, 1992. Hattori went dressed in a tuxedo in imitation of John Travolta from Saturday Night Fever. Upon their arrival in the quiet working-class neighborhood where the party was held, the boys mistook the Peairses' residence for their intended destination due to the similarity of the address and the Halloween decorations on the outside of the house, and proceeded to step out of their car and walk to the front door.(Fujio 2004; Harper n.d.)
Hattori and Haymaker rang the front doorbell but, seemingly receiving no response, began to walk back to their car. Meanwhile, inside the house, their arrival had not gone unnoticed. Bonnie Peairs had peered out the side door and saw them. Mrs. Peairs, startled, retreated inside, locked the door, and said to her husband, "Rodney, get your gun." Hattori and Haymaker were walking to their car when the carport door was opened again, this time by Mr. Peairs. He was armed with a loaded and cocked .44 magnum revolver. He pointed it at Hattori, and yelled "Freeze." Simultaneously, Hattori, likely thinking he said "please," stepped back towards the house, saying "We're here for the party." Haymaker, seeing the weapon, shouted after Hattori, but Peairs fired his weapon at point blank range at Hattori, hitting him in the chest, and then ran back inside.(Kernodle 2002; Fujio 2004; Harper n.d.) Haymaker rushed to Hattori, badly wounded and lying where he fell, on his back. Haymaker ran to the home next door to the Peairses' house for help. Neither Mr. Peairs nor his wife came out of their house until the police arrived, about 40 minutes after the shooting. Mrs. Peairs shouted to a neighbor to "go away" when the neighbor called for help. One of the Peairses' children later told police that her mother asked, "Why did you shoot him?"
The shot had pierced the upper and lower lobes of Hattori's left lung, and exited through the area of the seventh rib; he died in the ambulance minutes later, from loss of blood.[1]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoshihiro_Hattor...
I'm not saying that is the norm, but it DOES happen. There was something definitely not mentally right with the homeowner as he obviously had an itchy trigger-finger. And he could have shot to WOUND- such as in the young man's arm or leg, but instead he shot him with intent to kill given that he shot this young man in the chest.
At any rate, my alarm system works wonderfully and is an excellent deterrent.
Regardless, we are really off-topic here with talking about guns.

macumazahn wrote:

<quoted text>Yes, a couple of pages of mostly static.
I wonder whether he knows what "scroll" means.
I wonder also whether he thinks he's being clever...

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Orange County blues wrote:

<quoted text>Snort, Snicker, Tee Hee- HA, ha!
Conservapedia??? You're kidding, right???