Questions for the Atheists

[heliopause]

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but the mystery of it all is that despite of seing the depths of our hearts, God loved us the same.

That's right bro. All we need is to humble before God to experience his presence.
Psalm 34:18 The lord is nigh to them that are of a broken heart; and save such as be of a contrite spirit.

[spectrespook]

hai, kapoy baya basa.. ga tuyok2 lang.

[KlaytoN]

We believe in evolution but not the same concept as waht you believed.

Haha at least Marine69 is starting to accept the idea or concept of evolution.. So no more 6 days eh?

[cromagnon]

hai, kapoy baya basa.. ga tuyok2 lang.

ahhaha lingawa ug mga logic , ui ______ face palm au ba ------

you can be a good person without god ...........
without religion the institution thats corrupts ur mind ,.......

Haha at least Marine69 is starting to accept the idea or concept of evolution.. So no more 6 days eh?

dili na 6 day creation , 6 billion years na ...

nya anfg dinosaur wala naka sakay sa noah's ark , mao to nalunod .
nay si noah nlang ug iyang asawa ang nahabilin .

ug pareha ni adan ug eva, ang ilang mga anak mao nag unay (incest porn)
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ug diha'ng nanaghan na mga tao ug balik ...

mas maayu , mag himo nalang ta ug kaugalingon na religion:

if Muslim women can wear bags on their heads for driver’s license photographs, so can people of other religious persuasions. An Austrian man has won the right to wear a pasta strainer as “religious headgear.”

A self-confessed atheist, Mr Alm says he belongs to the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, a light-hearted, US-based faith whose members call themselves pastafarians.

Niko Alm first applied for the licence three years ago after reading that headgear was allowed in official pictures only for religious reasons. Mr Alm said the strainer was a requirement of his religion, pastafarianism.

Later a police spokesman explained that the licence was issued because Mr Alm’s face was fully visible in the photo. ”The photo was not approved on religious grounds. The only criterion for photos in driving licence applications is that the whole face must be visible,” said Manfred Reinthaler, a police spokesman in Vienna.

After receiving his application the Austrian authorities had required him to obtain a doctor’s certificate that he was “psychologically fit” to drive. (Bet they don’t make the bagheads get one) The idea came into Mr Alm’s noodle three years ago as a way of making a serious, if ironic, point. A medical interview established the self-styled “pastafarian” was mentally fit to drive

The group’s website states that “the only dogma allowed in the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is the rejection of dogma”.

In response to pressure for American schools to teach the theory known as intelligent design, which some Christians favour as an alternative to natural selection, the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster wrote to the Kansas School Board asking for the pastafarian version of intelligent design to be taught to schoolchildren. Straining credulity.

In the same spirit, Mr Alm’s pastafarian-style application for a driving licence was a response to the Austrian recognition of confessional headgear in official photographs.

The licence took three years to come through and, according to Mr Alm, he was asked to submit to a medical interview to check on his mental fitness to drive but – straining credulity – his efforts have finally paid off. It is the police who issue driving licences in Austria, and they have duly issued a laminated card showing Mr Alm in his unorthodox item of religious headgear.

When asked for his reaction to Mr Reinthaler’s comments, Mr Alm told the broadcaster ORF: “I didn’t know I was guilty of not collecting it. That doesn’t alter the fact that it still took nearly a year [to be issued]“.

The next step, Mr Alm told the Austrian news agency APA, is to apply to the Austrian authorities for pastafarianism to become an officially recognised faith.

Pastafarian’s Website

[thesoftworker]

“My role in society, or any artist's or poet's role, is to try and express what we all feel. Not to tell people how to feel. Not as a preacher, not as a leader, but as a reflection of us all.”

― John Lennon

Thanks.

[b1 huck]

good luck nalang ninyo...

[SioDenz]

“My role in society, or any artist's or poet's role, is to try and express what we all feel. Not to tell people how to feel. Not as a preacher, not as a leader, but as a reflection of us all.”

― John Lennon

Thanks.

What if other peoples expression of what they Feel does Not conform with your expression OR worst Violate with Your own expression. How do you settle that? whos wrong ang whos right?

[thesoftworker]

What if other peoples expression of what they Feel does Not conform with your expression OR worst Violate with Your own expression. How do you settle that? whos wrong ang whos right?

if it does not conform to my own expression, i could just let it pass. if it 'violates', well that's a different story.

but c'mon, i am just sharing a quote from John Lennon which may be something to ponder on. it wasn't my intention to be involved in this very heated, delicate discussion; a never-ending one. coz i've been there before, and escaping was very, very difficult.

i don't know. maybe i am just a passive kind of person, maybe it's just me, and i could just let things pass for as long they don't violate.

i will look for another quote that might answer your question.

[heroimba]

Arguing with a religious person especially with a Christian is futile.

Facts:
Did you know that Viking lords used Christianity as a means to control people they conquer? Thats what Spanish people did to us.
Did you know that Adam and Eve is a story made by people because they don't know where they came from?
Did you know that Confession is created by Spanish friars so that they will know whats happening within their territory?
Did you know that the Bible you read today is already revised and the original content of the Bible is what the Priests are carrying.

[mokiloo]

"When the missionaries came to Africa, they had the Bible and we had the land. They taught us to pray with our eyes closed. When we opened them, we had the Bible in our hand, and they had the land." – Jomo Kenyatta, fist president of Kenya