proulxski
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I don't think a rock is big enough to shield you from anything dude lol, better find I dunno...something bigger!
This is interesting, guess Im "objectivist"
Matt, i think you're trying a bit too hard.
Um, Jews follow the Ten Commandments, too.
Oh btw, agnosticism isn't for people who don't want to burn their bridges; it simply means not knowing if there's a god or not. Being vehemently atheist can be just as bad as being a religious fundamentalist, just on the opposite extreme. Look at communism and fascism.
Oh btw, agnosticism isn't for people who don't want to burn their bridges; it simply means not knowing if there's a god or not. Being vehemently atheist can be just as bad as being a religious fundamentalist, just on the opposite extreme. Look at communism and fascism.
Religion doesn't always equal morality. There are plenty of religious people who are immoral. Religion did NOT lay the groundwork for the Bill of Rights. That happened during the period of enlightenment, where there was an emphasis on humanism. The only two commandments that are laws are the fifth and the seventh. Don't take my shit, and I won't kill you.
Trying hard for what? Its what I believe
I understand this point, but in my opinion I think its important for people to be able to come to conclusions about things. To me, agnosticism is avoiding a conclusion. If I decide to come to the conclusion that god does not exist, that doesn't mean that if somewhere down the road god is scientifically proven I can review the new evidence and rethink my conclusion. I find a lot of agnostic mentality isn't so much a burning bridges thing as it is people who are either a) spiritual people that might be somewhat skeptical (or perhaps thinks it makes them smarter to be "open to anything"), but really want to believe in some kind of spirituality, whether they admit to it or not. or b) someone who is really atheistic but is still holding on to religious/spiritual instilled fear of abandoning that spirituality. I personally respect the opinion of a theist on this subject more than an agnostic for this reason, because at least a theist is actively saying "I have weighed the evidence and come to a conclusion about this."
I understand this point, but in my opinion I think its important for people to be able to come to conclusions about things. To me, agnosticism is avoiding a conclusion. If I decide to come to the conclusion that god does not exist, that doesn't mean that if somewhere down the road god is scientifically proven I can review the new evidence and rethink my conclusion. I find a lot of agnostic mentality isn't so much a burning bridges thing as it is people who are either a) spiritual people that might be somewhat skeptical (or perhaps thinks it makes them smarter to be "open to anything"), but really want to believe in some kind of spirituality, whether they admit to it or not. or b) someone who is really atheistic but is still holding on to religious/spiritual instilled fear of abandoning that spirituality. I personally respect the opinion of a theist on this subject more than an agnostic for this reason, because at least a theist is actively saying "I have weighed the evidence and come to a conclusion about this."
I understand this point, but in my opinion I think its important for people to be able to come to conclusions about things. To me, agnosticism is avoiding a conclusion. If I decide to come to the conclusion that god does not exist, that doesn't mean that if somewhere down the road god is scientifically proven I can review the new evidence and rethink my conclusion. I find a lot of agnostic mentality isn't so much a burning bridges thing as it is people who are either a) spiritual people that might be somewhat skeptical (or perhaps thinks it makes them smarter to be "open to anything"), but really want to believe in some kind of spirituality, whether they admit to it or not. or b) someone who is really atheistic but is still holding on to religious/spiritual instilled fear of abandoning that spirituality. I personally respect the opinion of a theist on this subject more than an agnostic for this reason, because at least a theist is actively saying "I have weighed the evidence and come to a conclusion about this."
Actually...
x+y-8 = z+5-9+g
Solve for X, Y, Z and G. Because i've given you a bit of information... SURELY you can come up with the correct answer?
This equation is indeterminate. Your number of unknowns must equal your number of equations. Please try again.
I would, but i don't really care if x exists or not