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#82621 Mar 24, 2013
Does any of this matters? We are here, if we understood how, what change would occur?
#82622 Mar 24, 2013
You are right about one thing, you know nothing of ancient Hebrew. However, the existence of a toy does not mean they could only explain the shape the toy took with the word for the toy. This is a big failure for you as it is easily understood by other descriptions. I have repeatedly asked you to either find a word for sphere which you have not, I have repeatedly asked you to describe a sphere without using the word sphere which you have not. This entire discussion would be over if you did either. You won't though, because there isn't a word for sphere and if you described the sphere without using the word sphere, you would also be largely describing a circle.
Listen, the only way you get a flat earth is if you read the text wanting it to mean flat. It is all you reading into it. The verses do not say flat anywhere, the definition for the words do not say flat anywhere. It is all you implying what it says by inserting your own bias. The only reason you think this seems out of the ordinary is because you are insisting a word that does not appear applies.
No, my statement is true and honest. It is you who is so set in blind faith and confirmation bias that you cannot see reality anymore.
#82623 Mar 24, 2013
No mention there that Galileo was ever punished either.
Actually, Galileo wasn't punished for that. The church simply declared the science didn't support his claim and ordered him not to teach it as fact. It wasn't until Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief Systems of the World - Ptolemaic and Copernican was published circa 1630 that he received a sentence of house arrest (1633). In that, he completes his work on his Copernican theory and presents it as an argument between two fictitious authorities- one resembling leaders of the church in which he portrayed as a bumbling idiot and the other, a sophisticated and well educated man of wealth. It was no secrete what he was doing and it caused him to be trialed on violating the orders given to him in 1916- except the Copernican theory was never an issue because it was already declared as false in the 1916 ordeal.
#82624 Mar 24, 2013
MY church?
Boy, you assume too much. I have nothing to do with the church. I simply am not stupid on the subject like you are.
That really ticks you off too doesn't it? That I stand up for what is right when I have no vested interest in it and all you can do is flounder while failing to convince anyone of your worldviews. Face it, you are wrong, move on to something else. I'm sure if you look hard enough, you might find something you can actually be correct at.
#82625 Mar 24, 2013
Oh, I see you have lost anything constructive to say and now are trying to win the argument by insulting the other person.
How crass you think you are. Your momma must be extremely proud of you. But wait, if I'm a motherfvcker, how do you know I'm not your dad and I didn't with your mom? You are about a smart mouthed asshat like my other kids are. Should I say who's your daddy now?
Since: Sep 08
#82626 Mar 24, 2013
What a tard! The object was not to describe the toy, the toy could be used to describe the shape of the Earth. So could a melon, so could an orange (though I oranges probably did not exist in the middle east at the time). There are countless object of known shape that could have been used to describe the shape of the Earth. And yet they didn't.
And no, you have not made those requests. You might have thought you did, but you haven't.
No, you have that ass backwards. The only way you can get a spherical Earth is if you read the text wanting a spherical Earth.
Let's look at this one more time. The language used describes a flat Earth, the word for an engraved circle was used. The context is that of a flat Earth. You cannot be "above" a spherical Earth. Try it sometime. Somebody above New York is below Australia, or wherever is on the other side of the world. The beliefs of the people of that times was of a flat Earth.
So now because we know the Earth is spherical we are supposed to translate the Bible that way.
You should know that is wrong.
Right, keep telling yourself that. I am sure Jesus will smack you on the back when you get to heaven and he will thank you for covering for him.
Since: Sep 08
#82627 Mar 24, 2013
Your excuses for the Catholic church come straight from the second link I provided. They are obviously pathetic self serving lies.
What ticks me off are dishonest people. Almost all creationists ar dishonest people. They lie, and like you when shown to be wrong they ignore that and keep spreading the same lies.
#82628 Mar 24, 2013
Wow.. how full of it can a person be. First, you have no scientific evidence that those books are not true. You also have no scientific evidence that they are which does not scientifically mean they are not true. Second, you have absolutely not scientific evidence that Adam and Even are not true.
In fact, you have no scientific evidence that anything you mentioned outside of the age of the earth is not true in the bible. But then again, the bible doesn't give the age, that was dogma created by the church. And BTW, no, it matters not to me how old the earth is, I don't use the age of the earth in anything I do from a day to day basis.
Now here is a scientific fact for you, the global flood, the lack of evidence does not mean something did not happen, it just means there is no support for it happening. That is not disproved.
I don't think you actually know what science is or how science works. Science cannot make statements about supernatural events even if they contain elements of nature and in science, the lack of evidence does not mean something is false- ever. SO what you are really saying is that your loosely based blind faith of science is going to attempt to argue the bible and religion from a seemingly scientific perspective in order to reinforce your notions of your own religious beliefs. And yes, they are not scientific, they are the same thought processes that religious people use and they are your beliefs, not scientific fact.
"Darwin was right..of course."
Since: Jun 11
#82629 Mar 24, 2013
Hello adif understanding,
Continuation of last post:
The writing of the Pentateuch has been placed at around the time of, or shortly after, the Hebrew exile in Babylon around the 6th or 5th century BC, instead of at the lifetime of a supposed Moses around the early1400s BC. There is more than one writer of this work. This is not as strong an assertion, because all we have is circumstantial evidence .but it is really extensive and substantial.
You write:
Obviously you so not understand the bible or the story of Jesus. Perhaps when you learn a bit about it you can come back and play.
I understand the book and Jesus well my friend.
You write:
By the way, slavery is alive and well today. What on earth makes you think it isn't? Every state arrest and binds people to work programs for violations of their laws.
Yeah, we have evil bastards all over the world making sexual slaves of women and little girls. Is it right?
So that makes slavery OK?? Arrest and incarceration is Law and Order .not slavery. Do you want the inmates lying around enjoying the good-life, or would you rather they payed for their keep??
Jesus in the New Testament actively supported slavery because he spoke to a slave and recommended that he work hard and honor his owner. Of course in the Old Testament God and the Hebrews make excuses for the slavery and tell how to keep them and just how much they can be smitten (beaten).
Since the Bible was actually written by men, without any Godly input, and men had been keeping slaves for centuries already, I believe that slavery was included because it was commonplace. The writers dads and granddads and their dads knew slavery .they thought nothing of it.
Think about it .should a man OWN another man or woman. Should he have the right to beat the slave to within an inch of their life?? Should the owner of a female slave be able to sexually assault that slave women with no consequences?? All of this is OK in the Bible.
"Darwin was right..of course."
Since: Jun 11
#82630 Mar 24, 2013
Well at least we would be rid of those pesky creatards..:-)
"Darwin was right..of course."
Since: Jun 11
#82631 Mar 24, 2013
Piece by piece buddy....
You write:
"Wow.. how full of it can a person be. First, you have no scientific evidence that those books are not true. You also have no scientific evidence that they are which does not scientifically mean they are not true. Second, you have absolutely not scientific evidence that Adam and Even are not true."
Au contraire my friend, we have tremendous evidence to back up what I am saying.
Adam and Eve is easily proven wrong.
We know for a fact that Homo-sapiens made his/her appearance around 200,000 years ago. Archaeology, paleoanthropology, and DNA all agree on this and it is now accepted by the majority of scientists world-wide.
DNA also says that the human race has never been down to just 1 mating pair, or 4 pairs if you believe the flood myth.
Go ahead and do your homework...this stuff is testable truth...not that Bible you swear by.
"Darwin was right..of course."
Since: Jun 11
#82632 Mar 24, 2013
How about some more?
You write:
"In fact, you have no scientific evidence that anything you mentioned outside of the age of the earth is not true in the bible. But then again, the bible doesn't give the age, that was dogma created by the church. And BTW, no, it matters not to me how old the earth is, I don't use the age of the earth in anything I do from a day to day basis."
No problem about the age of the earth, I was just asking.
Like I said earlier there is tremendous scientifically testable evidence to back up what I said. I'll lay it out for you in following posts.
Since: Sep 08
#82633 Mar 24, 2013
Don't you just love the "you have no scientific evidence" claim?
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#82634 Mar 24, 2013
The logic of ANY argument is based on the ASSUMPTION that the premise(s) are true.
One of us here is a fool alright. Well lets see...
As your expression implies, assumption (which is synonymous with belief) is necessary to encourage and/or guide the search for evidence.
Therefore are not only logical and possible but are necessary for discovery and expansion of knowledge.
Ladies and gentlemen, is that so?
Does the fact that I dont need to know you to study a house that you built, mean you dont exist?
The stance taken by ones such as "Subduction Zone" is more a reflection of a personal philosophy than a scientific fact/concept/idea.
Yeah, I thought you were rational... What happened to your senses. I here singin "Which-way-did-it-go-part ner-which-way-did-it-go?" like Elmer Thud in one a dem f@kin Bugs Bunny cartoons.
The idea that "there is no need for God", IS NOT A CONCLUSIVE STATEMENT REGARDING THE REALITY, EXISTENCE NOR NATURE OF GOD.
ITS NOT ONLY A GOD THING, ITS A GENERAL IDEA IN SCIENCE:"Knowledge of ANY agent is superfluous to the study of the thing it created".
I know you are not trying to telling me that the fact that you can explain phenomena without God, even remotely implies that He/It doesnt exist?
"Darwin was right..of course."
Since: Jun 11
#82635 Mar 24, 2013
You write:
"Now here is a scientific fact for you, the global flood, the lack of evidence does not mean something did not happen, it just means there is no support for it happening. That is not disproved."
Lack of any evidence for 4500+- years means to me there is no evidence...especially with thousands of evangelical Christian looking for some the last 500+ years.
Christians in the 1700's started doubting the flood and looked diligently for any evidence at all.
There is NO scientific organization on the face of the earth that supports a global flood....it didn't happen.
Kingston, Jamaica
#82636 Mar 24, 2013
"Atheism is, in a broad sense, the rejection of belief in the existence of deities" [Wikipedia.com]
"...reality includes everything that is and has been, whether or not it is observable or comprehensible." [Wikipedia.com]
Atheism is an irrational stance as it is fundamentally unrealistic; in that it neglects that fact that reality includes the incomprehensible, which is one of the assumed characteristics of "God".
Since: Sep 08
#82637 Mar 24, 2013
I hate this sites quoting system at times.
That first quote is clearly a quote out of context, but I don't feel like going back and diffing up the post to see how HOG mangled it.
And poor HOG's ability to communicate totally breaks down by the end of his post.
So HOG, can you make yourself clear?
Since: Sep 08
#82638 Mar 24, 2013
That article looks like it was written by a non-Atheist or perhaps you have edited it to suit your purpose. Would you accept an article written by a non-Christian that describes what Christianity is?
A better way to put it is that Atheists reject belief in matters that there is no evidence for. There is no real evidence for the existence of any gods. Not yours, not the Islam god, nor Hindu nor even, may his Noodly Appendages have mercy upon me, the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
In that sense atheists have the most rational of beliefs.
"Darwin was right..of course."
Since: Jun 11
#82639 Mar 24, 2013
I understand science perfectly my friend
You write:
"I don't think you actually know what science is or how science works. Science cannot make statements about supernatural events even if they contain elements of nature and in science, the lack of evidence does not mean something is false- ever. SO what you are really saying is that your loosely based blind faith of science is going to attempt to argue the bible and religion from a seemingly scientific perspective in order to reinforce your notions of your own religious beliefs. And yes, they are not scientific, they are the same thought processes that religious people use and they are your beliefs, not scientific fact."
The events I wrote about are not supernatural events per se.
If you think a founding couple lived 6,000, or whatever,years ago this is not superstition, and we can easily check the fossils record of bones and the DNA of the human race and determine if this is true or not. It is not true and we can back this up.
You assert that a world-wide flood happened...it would leave tremendous evidence behind....there is none.
You assert a God came down to earth and scrambled human language at a spot in the Plains of Shinar, and this event happened after the supposed flood. This dates the event and science knows for a fact that humans were already dispersed ALL (except Antarctica) over the earth....I don't think they were grunting at each other.
We know that the last great migration of humans was the the aboriginal Indians of the North and South American continent....roughly 15,000 years ago.
The other stuff I write about is not dependent on disproving the supernatural. An awful lot of the Bible assertions are not dependent on magik. So science can run amok there..:-)
Kingston, Jamaica
#82640 Mar 24, 2013
That says nothing about the reality of the existence of "dark matter" as such.
The hypothesis is merely a "working knowledge"; you dont have to understand something to even control it.
Actually, I dont have to prove that he did it with magic; just that natural power and potential exists.
And thats where you see something very interesting:
EVEN IF all things came to be by themselves, it would demonstrate that they possess a natural potential in and of themselves to exist and develop.
So when I make reference to "That Which Is Almighty", you should shut the f@ck up.
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JACKSONVILLE — St. John Lutheran's season came to an end after losing a soggy, quarterfinal game against Jacksonville's Eagle's View 12-0 in the Region 1A-1 State Tournament in Jacksonville Tuesday.
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"We did well at the end of the season and I think we got caught up a little in the mystique of postseason play," Farley said. "It's good that we got some experience and hopefully they will learn from their mistakes and try harder next season."
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EUSTIS 6, LAKE WEIR 2: In other action, Lake Weir also lost their game against Eustis 6-2 in the Region 4A-2 State Tournament.
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Grammy Award nominee John Berry returns with his nationally touring Christmas concert to the Grand Opera House for this annual holiday favorite event. Berry's 1995 album O Holy Night launched his annual Christmas concert tour, which is now in its 16th year.
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Karaka, a Silver Fern debutante on the end of year tour, made a real nuisance of herself against the international shooting pairing of Maria Tutaia and Cathrine Latu in the 73-61 win over the Mystics in Auckland.
In tandem with Rachel Rasmussen, and later Storm Purvis, Karaka led the game in deflections as the Steel ended any hopes the Mystics had of making this year's semifinals.
In a topsy-turvy game, the Steel let a handy lead slip in the first quarter before the two teams were locked together at 16-all at the first break.
The Steel took some control of the game in the second quarter and were rewarded with a 34-31 lead at halftime, but they handed that back early in the third when the Mystics went on a six goal run to take the lead.
Somehow the Steel were able to work their way back into the game and then build on their advantage, taking a seven goal lead into the final stanza.
Steel captain Jodi Brown was a pivotal player for the ninth-placed Steel, producing her best shooting display of the season to support the undoubted talents of Jhaniele Fowler-Reid.
The introduction of defender Temalisi Fakahokotau, who was a big reason for the Mystics' win over the Steel in Invercargill earlier this season, wasn't enough to knock the visitors off their stride as they extended their lead out to 11 goals midway through the final quarter.
With the score blowing out in the final five minutes, the Steel were able to give Te Paea Selby-Rickit and Gina Crampton some court time in the shooting circle and midcourt, respectively.
Along with the much greater output from Brown and Karaka's Inspector Gadget impressions in the defensive circle, Wendy Frew came up with some timely turnovers at wing defence to help the Steel to a much deserved victory, just their second over a New Zealand team this season.
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- Pop sensation Justin Bieber performs at the Sevens Stadium in Dubai on May 4, 2013 for his first concert in the UAE.
Dubai: Fans raised the decibels while others raised eyebrows as Justin Bieber made his way around Dubai this weekend.
For little over an hour on Saturday the 19-year-old may have entertained a mostly-teenage and pre-school audience but for the rest of Friday and Saturday Bieber made the most of his trip to the Middle East, which included spontaneous performances at two of the city's most prominent super-clubs.
Although he was allowed entry to Dubai hotspots Movida Dubai and People By Crystal -- normally reserved for those 21 and over -- he was denied alcohol, the venues told tabloid!.
Sources at Movida Dubai, a favourite celebrity hang out, said the teenager literally "surfed out" on the top of a moving SUV after he was refused alcohol.
A press release sent to tabloid! by a representative for the club read: "On Friday 3 May teenage heartthrob Justin Bieber partied in Movida, Dubai's most hip nightclub after a source revealed that the club was given a special permission from the local authorities to let him in despite being underage. According to a source Justin arrived at the club to a frenzy, I have never seen the crowd go quite so crazy before. He was ushered to his table as quickly as possible but unfortunately he decided to leave as Movida were not permitted to serve him alcohol. After refusing to serve him, Justin was seen leaving the club surfing on the roof of an SUV while it was already in motion."
On Saturday, after his concert, which started more than two hours late, Bieber continued the party at People by Crystal at Raffles Hotel where he gave an impromptu performance. While the majority were happy to see him, his appearance prompted a string of questions about his age.
"Is he 21 ? Where's the CIA now?" said one Dubai clubber. "Thought you had to be over 21 to be allowed in clubs in Dubai?" another commented on the club's Facebook page. "Did u check his passport??? He's under age!!!" read another.
A statement from People by Crystal read: "We were honored to have Justin Bieber at People by Crystal yesterday; it was a surprise for us as well we weren't expecting him, alcohol was not served to him respecting the legal drinking age in Dubai."
Advocate Rashid Tahlak said that the special law regulating liquor in the UAE prohibits individuals under the age of 21 from entering nightclubs or places that serve alcohol.
"The law also prevents those places from serving alcohol to anyone under the age of 21," said Tahlak.
Bieber has also been making the most of Dubai's other attractions, heading to DIFC's Japanese restaurant Zuma on Friday evening, arriving around 12.30am for around an hour and half. A source confirmed he posed for pictures with a number of ladies, making sure his eight security guards allowed them entry to his table.
Speculation about his whereabouts began from as early as Thursday evening when tweets circulated about which hotel the young star would be staying at.
UK press reported two hotels were booked for Bieber and his 60-strong entourage with names including Jumeirah Zabeel Saray and Atlantis circulating.
A picture from Bieber's friend Alfredo Flores revealed the likely location of the crew was at Dubai's iconic Burj Al Arab hotel. Tweeting "not hard working out when this is what I get to look out into" closely followed by "Dubai is everything I thought it would be. So excited to be here" Flores posted a picture overlooking the Jumeirah Beach Hotel and 360.
Flores also let his feelings be known after the gig on Saturday saying "The show was incredible tonight! Kudos to @JustinBieber and our entire crew. The energy was TOO REAL! #BEASTMODE"
Lil Twist, a rapper and Bieber's close friend, also tweeted pictures from inside the Burj Al Arab. The rapper posed wearing a khandoura writing: "history in the making".
Becky Valdez took her daughters Natalia and Fernanda to have breakfast at the Burj Al Arab after a friend of theirs took a picture of Justin when he was leaving the hotel. They did not see him, but they took the lift to the top floor where the security said they couldn't go any further because of guests on the floor that don't want to be seen.
Atlantis the Palm would have been an obvious choice as it was the hotel reality star and Justin's good friend Kim Kardashian stayed during her visit to the UAE.
"So I just saw Justin Bieber in a Rolls Royce going towards the palm. Lol" said a Dubai resident.
"Dubai is so tight. Everything @KimKardashian said about this place was REAL! So happy to be here celebrating birthday's with the fellas!" tweeted Flores.
Kardashian's other favourite spot, The Dubai Mall, was all-a-frenzy after one of the singer's bodyguards tweeted a picture of himself with fans. Within hours the giant mall was flooded with fans hoping to catch a glimpse of Bieber. So will JB be following in Kardashian's footsteps and making his own concoction at Millions of Milkshakes? Never say never.
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According to Dr. Debra Spicehandler, co-chairman of the infectious disease department at Northern Westchester Hospital in Mount Kisco, the peak periods of time for contracting the disease are late spring, summer and early fall. To decrease the risk of getting a tick bite, which is the cause of Lyme Disease, she suggested either wearing long sleeves and long pants or using inspect repellant that contains DEET.
Lyme Disease is transmitted from a deer tick that attaches itself to a body, according to Spicehandler, who cautioned that a person may not know that they have a bite.
"Sometimes they fall off before you are even aware of the tick bite," she said.
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Lyme Disease has three stages, according to Spicehandler. The first usually involves a rash in the shape of a bulls-eye that appears about a week after the bite and grows in size as time passes. There is the possibility of more of these rashes. A person with the disease early on can develop symptoms that include headaches, joint pains and fever, Spicehandler noted. Early detection is not easy. Spicehandler explained that blood testing usually will not come back positive.
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. . . secretly be glad when the barista gives you a full-fat coffee drink!
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snowysakurasky 6 years
only soy for me too! dairy products are so overhyped and unnecessary! (NOT an important or healthy 'food group'.) But i can't lie, i have to indulge and enjoy whipped cream or a great cheese once in a while.
javsmav 6 years
oh, and I always ask for soy milk, so if a barista gave me something else, I would be pissed.
javsmav 6 years
I do this with veggie burgers. I LOVE french fries, but unfortunatley I am too fat to be eating them. Many veggie burgers come with a salad, but I always secretly hope they give me fries instead. Of course, if they ask, I will say salad b/c I don't want to be the fat girl ordering fries.
GlowingMoon 6 years
I'm with Dqsgirlxo. Be glad, my foot. I would send it back. I don't want saturated fat clogging my arteries. Not worth it.
graldi19 6 years
ooo not me- i'd be pissed. skim and splenda thanks
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full fat, full caf, and real sugar, please.
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I've never asked for half or skim or no-fat in my life.
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wait-- are we NOT supposed to ask for full fat? ;)
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I'm drinking a cup right now!
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