Clay-Man
Anders pre-2003
- May 18, 2008
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Nice one, did you make this one yourself?
Ya. I should join In Flames. Embody the invisible solo:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21663288/Music/embodysolonew.mp3
Nice one, did you make this one yourself?
I'll take the bait First and second verses (obviously).
Opinions aren't right or wrong unless put up versus facts.
Now, there are no set specifics for music, so it is untrue to say that there's such a thing as a right or wrong when it comes to opinion when what really only matters, is what you think about it.
I can rate Siren Charms 1.2/5. This does not make me correct, nor wrong.
I base it upon what I think about it, and how well it is executed.
Meanwhile, someone else may be listening to Siren Charms and rate it a 9/10.
I disagree with it, but it doesn't mean that it is wrong because when it comes to reviewing, all it is about, is the opinion.
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If my opinion is about, for example, the existence of god(s) (Jew, Muslim, Christian). I can say that my opinion is that there is none. I base this upon what scientific fact points to, while taking errors in the "holy" books into consideration, as well as direct contradictions of the deities themselves. - In this way, I can be right, or I can be wrong. Since I demand a LOT of evidence before believing, and everything that science points toward is that the more we learn, the less likely the deity exist. This has now, of course, came to the point to that it is a laughable matter.
It is of my opinion, based upon factual evidence, and the completely extreme lack thereof to think otherwise, that god(s) (Jew, Muslim, Christian) do not exist.
This is not how reviews work.
Ya. I should join In Flames. Embody the invisible solo:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21663288/Music/embodysolonew.mp3
There is no such thing as scientific fact. That's the whole point of science. You can't prove anything, you can only disprove. Now, I am not trying to say I'm religious at all. But, believing in science is just like believing in religion: have you actually witnessed any of these tests? Have you poured through the data yourself? We all just take the word of others.
And actually, there is a right and wrong answer when it comes to religion. We just don't know it is. I might not believe in god or an afterlife, but in the end, when I die there might be one.
There is no such thing as scientific fact. That's the whole point of science. You can't prove anything, you can only disprove. Now, I am not trying to say I'm religious at all. But, believing in science is just like believing in religion: have you actually witnessed any of these tests? Have you poured through the data yourself? We all just take the word of others.
And actually, there is a right and wrong answer when it comes to religion. We just don't know it is. I might not believe in god or an afterlife, but in the end, when I die there might be one.
Ya. I should join In Flames. Embody the invisible solo:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21663288/Music/embodysolonew.mp3
There is no such thing as scientific fact. That's the whole point of science. You can't prove anything, you can only disprove. Now, I am not trying to say I'm religious at all. But, believing in science is just like believing in religion: have you actually witnessed any of these tests? Have you poured through the data yourself? We all just take the word of others.
And actually, there is a right and wrong answer when it comes to religion. We just don't know it is. I might not believe in god or an afterlife, but in the end, when I die there might be one.
"The hope is still not gone
Somewhere behind the clouds
I'll set you free if you follow me
Reach out touch the hand of God"
Yes, what of it? They sing about the Siren which lures the victims (sailors) to die in the hands of Persephone, the greek god of the sea.
If you're going to argue using lyrics, you should look up Zombie Incorporated, Clayman, Leeches, and so on...
Here you go, listen to what Anders says before the song starts.
I'm done, this is getting ridiculous.
Scientific theory can still be proven false over time. Look at what we believed to be fact, what we generally accepted as truth, centuries ago. You're right, science is always getting better and what we know now might completely change. And what I mean by you believe in science is that you are taking other people's words and accepting them, just like people reading and accepting the bible.