Look I'm happy to sit down with one of these Muslims and eat some pork together and discuss dress code in 'normal' countries.
But that ninja hoody would have to come off or I can't be held responsible from outbursts of laughter :D
Oh I live in an eskimo igloo so I hope she won't mind if I dress up in a few coats even if its 100 outside (its just my tradition - I'd be very upset if anyone mocked my attire in a totally different country and climate from whence it came!)
As for 'Christian nuns', mad as a hatter. They are hilarious, they actually feel that 'god' (say what?) sent down his own son (as himself I hear! Lol) 2000 or so, years ago. I mean these people should NOT be around children ever.
But back to Muslims, they are here to make us laugh and pity their ignorance. ALL religious people are a poor representation of the modern human mind. Thankfully they are a dieing breed in these religiously desperate years.
All praise the spaghetti monster in the sky, or not.
And WHY, just why, didn't you quote Satan worshipers? They have equal rights to any other religious nut.
Did I mention I'm atheist? And for good common sense reason. I hope to marry a Muslim woman one day, and convert her to sanity. Then we can all wear t-shirts saying Allah and Muhammad are dirty pigs. ANY Muslim (disgusting male, or slave woman) would love it ;) Don't you think so?
Oh, and I hold offense to you implying I'm sarcastic. I'm a realist and only speak the truth.
But I find beauty in 'real' things.
People; the Universe (seriously have you seen those pics?) Even places on our own Earth including the weather (personally I love lightning) There are many other things too.
But something that cannot be proved real, to then love? It seems hollow or absent or just plain wrong to me. It would feel like when you really love this girl and she doesn't love you back, that type of thing. You realize that there has never been ANY input back by this 'god' of yours.
I think that I'm just so confirmed (in my mind) that everything is natural. I mean I even have dreams of going in a time machine back before the world (our world) was formed. The entire process (other than the imaginary time machine) would be natural. It just seems like common sense to me, no sarcasm at all in all of that.
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As for making fun of.
I'm perfectly aware of both sides on this. EVEN atheist communities prefer to educate and help others NOT mock them.
Maybe I'm out of the norm, because I feel that humor WILL help. I actually feel that children will see the funny side to believing in this myth. I do not understand how a child could be 'educated' over many years, to THEN decide that god is not real. In my view they should really be made aware asap. Note: This doesn't apply to other things like Santa Claus, as only religion has the potential of great harm, proved throughout the ages and even in present societies.
Anyway, I hope that makes some sense of my position.
* Note: I understand that 'evolution' is not the same as belief in any deity.
But doesn't it ALSO seem strange to you that since evolution is seen as the MOST likely scenario, then what the hell did or does god do? God only exists in the minds of men (and women - I know crazy!) from fear and power. Its just not real. NO one has ever proved ANYTHING at all to me about god, I mean absolutely anything. I'm VERY strong on the fact that Man Made God In His Own Image.
I can see your point and i actually respect it very much... but maybe you're just not that well informed ( i said maybe cuz i don't know you very well)
So how about you start reading more and more about religions with a non biased perspective and maybe you'll discover something you haven't discovered before?
I'm older now, and with age comes wisdom (well usually for most).
That's that idea of going back to school and being an honors student, because life itself has taught you most of what there is.
I was thinking, after I posted above, how to be even more clearer.
I thought of the example that we DO just inform children about gravity and health and a whole range of things that had taken years and years to understand. We don't say, go study about gravity for about 5 years (or a lifetime!) and THEN agree that its true!
I suspect that in about 20 to 50years (100 max) we'll have enough literature, research EVIDENCE and facts that when a child asks, is God real? We'll just point them to a book (or a thousand books) or give them a brief (modern) video on the subject to CLEAR everything up. (ie Apple falling from a tree simplification). We WON'T say go study it for 20 years, and THEN decide! This is just a waste of time.
My 'assumptions' on future education is happening NOW anyway. There already is enough information out there, so my last line should replicate yours and say: Start reading/viewing about PRESENT science understandings and facts, they are both wondrous and beautiful. Science is expanding everyday, you'll most certainly discover things you have never known about before. :)
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Look I'm happy to sit down with one of these Muslims and eat some pork together and discuss dress code in 'normal' countries.
But that ninja hoody would have to come off or I can't be held responsible from outbursts of laughter :D
Oh I live in an eskimo igloo so I hope she won't mind if I dress up in a few coats even if its 100 outside (its just my tradition - I'd be very upset if anyone mocked my attire in a totally different country and climate from whence it came!)
As for 'Christian nuns', mad as a hatter. They are hilarious, they actually feel that 'god' (say what?) sent down his own son (as himself I hear! Lol) 2000 or so, years ago. I mean these people should NOT be around children ever.
But back to Muslims, they are here to make us laugh and pity their ignorance. ALL religious people are a poor representation of the modern human mind. Thankfully they are a dieing breed in these religiously desperate years.
All praise the spaghetti monster in the sky, or not.
And WHY, just why, didn't you quote Satan worshipers? They have equal rights to any other religious nut.
Did I mention I'm atheist? And for good common sense reason. I hope to marry a Muslim woman one day, and convert her to sanity. Then we can all wear t-shirts saying Allah and Muhammad are dirty pigs. ANY Muslim (disgusting male, or slave woman) would love it ;) Don't you think so?
Oh, and I hold offense to you implying I'm sarcastic. I'm a realist and only speak the truth.
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I respect your opinion. But you're missing out on the beauty of religion.
Yet again, you shouldn't make fun of people because of their beliefs or their dress code.
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But I find beauty in 'real' things.
People; the Universe (seriously have you seen those pics?) Even places on our own Earth including the weather (personally I love lightning) There are many other things too.
But something that cannot be proved real, to then love? It seems hollow or absent or just plain wrong to me. It would feel like when you really love this girl and she doesn't love you back, that type of thing. You realize that there has never been ANY input back by this 'god' of yours.
I think that I'm just so confirmed (in my mind) that everything is natural. I mean I even have dreams of going in a time machine back before the world (our world) was formed. The entire process (other than the imaginary time machine) would be natural. It just seems like common sense to me, no sarcasm at all in all of that.
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As for making fun of.
I'm perfectly aware of both sides on this. EVEN atheist communities prefer to educate and help others NOT mock them.
Maybe I'm out of the norm, because I feel that humor WILL help. I actually feel that children will see the funny side to believing in this myth. I do not understand how a child could be 'educated' over many years, to THEN decide that god is not real. In my view they should really be made aware asap. Note: This doesn't apply to other things like Santa Claus, as only religion has the potential of great harm, proved throughout the ages and even in present societies.
Anyway, I hope that makes some sense of my position.
* Note: I understand that 'evolution' is not the same as belief in any deity.
But doesn't it ALSO seem strange to you that since evolution is seen as the MOST likely scenario, then what the hell did or does god do? God only exists in the minds of men (and women - I know crazy!) from fear and power. Its just not real. NO one has ever proved ANYTHING at all to me about god, I mean absolutely anything. I'm VERY strong on the fact that Man Made God In His Own Image.
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I can see your point and i actually respect it very much... but maybe you're just not that well informed ( i said maybe cuz i don't know you very well)
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I'm older now, and with age comes wisdom (well usually for most).
That's that idea of going back to school and being an honors student, because life itself has taught you most of what there is.
I was thinking, after I posted above, how to be even more clearer.
I thought of the example that we DO just inform children about gravity and health and a whole range of things that had taken years and years to understand. We don't say, go study about gravity for about 5 years (or a lifetime!) and THEN agree that its true!
I suspect that in about 20 to 50years (100 max) we'll have enough literature, research EVIDENCE and facts that when a child asks, is God real? We'll just point them to a book (or a thousand books) or give them a brief (modern) video on the subject to CLEAR everything up. (ie Apple falling from a tree simplification). We WON'T say go study it for 20 years, and THEN decide! This is just a waste of time.
My 'assumptions' on future education is happening NOW anyway. There already is enough information out there, so my last line should replicate yours and say: Start reading/viewing about PRESENT science understandings and facts, they are both wondrous and beautiful. Science is expanding everyday, you'll most certainly discover things you have never known about before. :)
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Makes 2 of us then, yet one for and one against.
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Then we all agree, the ḥijāb must be removed in civilized countries :D
I am 'for' this notion :p Now, please make it law.
Oh, and vote 'no' to guns :)