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Agnostic From: WriteEditSeek Victor Reppert Mickey McLean Dan Fincke Admin VT Webmaster Jstewart Vera Dating Rules Kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) Andy /26737489

2009-08-17T04:58:00.004-07:00

WriteEditSeek imagines that:
Pablina : Yes, i was brought up going to a church of England school, i have now made my own decisions and paths.

Pettifogger

In other words, Victor Reppert puts it this way:
Obviously, I m going to be paying someone, and regardless of what happens, I expect to pay an increasing percentage of my income in health care premiums or taxes. As with everything else in life, if you want more, you have to pay more. But I don t see much evidence that paying the insurance companies will result in better health care for me and for most Americans than paying the government.

The Tuxedo

In response, WriteEditSeek claims:
Dr Curtis Barnett : Inspiring Children through my Children s Books. Edible Joy : Living. eminemgrl123 : To love and be loved, essentially. I also feel a need to become as educated as I can, and maybe educate others in some ways, so we as a species can continue to grow by lessening ignorance, and thus fear and intolerance. As a start, I strive to be as open-minded as I can.

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Mickey McLean thinks about it:
BY NJLawyer 08.03.09 AT 3:11 PM Barney Frank admitted that what the Dems want is a one-payer system like other countries have. So let s hear from the one-payer systems because they ARE RELEVANT. They are the future if Obama has his way. Report comment to moderator

Bri Olsen

Victor Reppert does a quick recap:
At August 04, 2009 2:11 AM , IlÃon said... Walter: However, I see no compelling reason to accept the dogmas ... " Joshua: " As long as you insist on being compelled, you ll be quite disappointed. In fact, even if you tone it down and demand only that God "seduce" you, you ll be disappointed. " Self-proclaimed skeptics do always seem to demand to be raped, don t they? " Unless God *force* me, I shall not admit him, much less love him! " But, of course, their demand is built on the logical impossibility of compelling assent ... and love. I strongly suspect that that is intentional.

Trulia

WriteEditSeek sees it this way:
Most people are idiots who cannot think for themselves so rely on religion or government to think for them.

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For example, Dan Fincke considers:
And skepticism is a choice to hold off on doing theology until there is philosophical evidence that would permit acceptance of (a) a metaphysical entity known as God and (b) the authority of a specific faith tradition or traditions for interpreting that God s nature/works/etc., in the terms of which one could then proceed to do theology.

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In response, admin claims:
By Thirdeyechakra on Aug 1, 2009 Secondly, the Secondly, the ecosystems being dependent on the Sun seemed extremly random in respec to what you and I said prior to it.

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Victor Reppert is not really sure about that:
if the Bible were true. So, the empirical evidence doesn t support your side since both positions account for the data. The data confirms what Christians say would be the case if Cristianity were the case. So, in fact, you begged the question.

Viareggio Italy

While it may be true, VT thinks:
~ Cognisance ~: An agnostic - I am! skip to main | skip to sidebar ~ Cognisance ~ ............................. :: the way i percieve things :: ............................. Vivek Toshniwal's Blog Friday, July 31, 2009

Palouse Worm

webmaster shows how it is done:
Recently, Channel 4 showed a documentary by reporter Jon Ronson on the Alpha course. It was called Revelations: How to Find God (1/8/09). Apparently Ronson approached 20 churches to get material for his report and the only one of these to agree was St. Aldateâs, Oxford, whose vicar is Charlie Cleverly. The result was broadcast at 7.00 pm on Sunday June 28.

Safe Harbor

Jstewart objects:
Paranitis July 30th, 2009 on 8:06 pm Actually being Agnostic is more about being indifferent on the idea. We aren t saying God doesn t exist, but without proof, we can t believe that he does. And when you go beyond that, it goes to the point of really not caring to the point that it really doesn t affect anything we do. Are we going to protest against some church like an Atheist might do? No, because we are smart enough to realize that lack of proof doesn t mean lack of existence. Or vice versa.

Michael Savage

Vera is rather skeptical:
makes me sad (not verified) said: just like my comment name, you make me sad. you clearly misunderstood what you were being told, that christmas and easter were pagan holidays BEFORE christians just used the same dates and traditions to make it more like the religions that came before it. easter was even named pretty much the same thing, eostre. by the way, the christian mythology was not new either, the major egyption story is basically the same, the sun god dies and is brought back to life three days later. please, educate yourself before you make yourself look any more ignorant since you seem so set on being arrogant

Jeremy Mayfield

Dating rules might have an idea about it:
your beliefs. If you believe in god you are not agnostic. An agnostic is someone who claims we can t know

Big Daddy

Similarly, Mickey McLean adds:
BY Oldhickory68 08.04.09 AT 8:54 PM Of course at that point, I would actually have to kick self out, because I m getting married. That might solve a few things. Hmm. Report comment to moderator

Berns Triplets

As kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) says:
... > >>>>> Can anyone solve this riddle for me? > >>>>> I bought an HP desktop a few weeks ago. It is a s3700y (pavilion > >>>>> slimline). The only thing installed on it was a wireless network

Jonathan Sanchez

Dan Fincke comes with a new idea:
Are Sex and Morality Merely âEvolutionary Tricksâ?For God or Morality? On Those Whoâd Hold Morality Hostage For Faith

Troubadour

Vera tells the real story:
Anonymous (not verified) said: HOLY ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ITS a ****ing picture! Shut the **** up! DAMN! it supposed to be funny not a ****ing reason to spray your period blood allover the furnitur of your living room! reply Jul 31, 2009 @ 02:01 am

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In addition to this, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) states:
You must Sign in before you can post messages.To post a message you must first join this group .

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For example, Andy considers:
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2009-08-17T04:58:00.003-07:00

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For example, MG Siegler considers:
MG Siegler Shouldn t you be sleeping? MG Siegler And let me just be clear. I do think this is great. BUT this sounds like a headache, and is the same reason why we don t see developers port across other mobile platforms on a large scale currently. The big guys can do it, the small guys (for the most part) won t. It sucks, but that s the way it will be for the foreseeable future.

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But dieshellsuitdie has a different opinion:
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Billy Crystal

In response, Victor Reppert claims:
Saturday, August 01, 2009 Calvinism, Dirty Laundry and Christian Catfights I noticed an agnostic in the combox who said he (or she) enjoyed this Christian catfight. Could have been a sock puppet, but I doubt it.

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Thinking that's not all, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) adds:
Even then, I recommend determining the chipset a replacement uses and getting the newest driver available from the chipset manufacturer rather than what might be included on the CD or from the product brand's website.

Aldara

WriteEditSeek brings more details:
I think I ve found more meaning by coming out of suffering than in suffering. Once able to step out of myself and look at things in wider perspective, without minimizing my own pain I can appreciate that my suffering is not so great as many others in the world. So the meaning I found in suffering is that the world needs compassion and empathy.

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Mickey McLean also takes into account the following fact:
BY Pauline 08.03.09 AT 4:51 PM Chas, He asked me this morning what I thought he should tell his doctor when he called to ask about changing his antidepressant medication, which he doesn t think is working well, plus he says it s making his hair fall out. I said he obviously was feeling depressed and lethargic, but I couldn t say how much to blame it on the medicine and how much on having, in one week, been denied unemployment benefits, being told he didn t get the job he interviewed for, and having a tooth pulled. As I understand it, depression is diagnosed when there s not a good reason for feeling tired and down, and he has plenty of reasons right now.

Pergamena

In response, PsiCop claims:
Links Apathetic Agnostic Church Early Christian History Quackwatch Randi Foundation Science-Based Medicine Secular Web Skeptics & Heretics Forum Skepticâs Dictionary

Fl Lotto

santitafarella sees it this way:
Unjust State Laws Directed Towards a Faith-Based Minority: Atheists with 9 comments PeteÂ Soderman, at his blog , calls attention to numerous unjust state laws on the books that discriminate against atheists. Here s one from North Carolina:

Chiari Malformation

Mickey McLean brings some great news:
You say that God has not yet brought you a wife. I think that a single woman can say that, and be satisfied to wait until God does bring a husband. But Scripture speaks of a man seeking a wife, not waiting for a wife. And even in the metaphor of marriage representing Christ and the church, Christ actively sought us.

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Furthermore, Dan Fincke claims:
A theological position would be an opinion of some sort (that s the position part) about something (say, existence or lack thereof) specifically about God (that s the theological part). Either God exists, or God does not exist is a theological position, because it contains the premise that both sides of the disjunction make sense. Put in metaphysical terms: that it s possible that God exists, and possible that God does not. But I m not sure the agnostic is entitled to that much.

Gregg Wenzel

Mickey McLean brings more details:
BY Chas 08.03.09 AT 11:30 AM Sawgunner, Correct about those hikers. It s like going hiking in a minefield. That s ok, we re noncombatants. Dumb no matter how you add it up. Report comment to moderator

Freddie Glenn

Meanwhile, Mickey McLean came up with this idea:
http://tinyurl.com/ndtw39 Report comment to moderator BY hopesprings 08.03.09 AT 9:07 AM Kim (#11), while I don t know about the particular church you mentioned, I personally would not categorize Messianic Jewish churches as cultic. However, once we have become believers i.e. Christians, I don t see the need to define ourselves by our natural/cultural lineage. We now have a new lineage. There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus. (Ga 3:28) Report comment to moderator

Honduras Earthquake

dieshellsuitdie comes with the facts:
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But admin has a different opinion:
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webmaster intervenes and adds:
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kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) considers that:
Please update your nickname on the subscription settings page before posting.You do not have the permission required to post.

Blood Freak

In response, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) claims:
>> - Show quoted text - > Is it really simple to strip it down? I really don't want to be > messing with it if it's not especially while it's new and I still have > the warranty. I don't have experience in disassembling electronics. It > BsoDs anytime while the wireless adapter is plugged in. Sometimes it > takes minutes, sometime longer. There are no steps that lead to it > BSoDing, just surfing the net has been causing it. When the wireless > adapter is not plugged in, I noticed that this doesn't happen, but > again I haven't done much work without the internet.

Tubifex Worms

Having that in mind, Anthony Cusimano wonders:
Edward O. Wilson Interview Week 3 Post 1 Gods Too Decompose Week 2 Post 5 Little Things That Jiggle Week 2 Post 4

Rodell Vereen

Meanwhile, Mickey McLean came up with this idea:
He finally got a call back from the dentist s office today, and found out why he hadn t gotten a response over the weekend the dentist is on vacation. (And as far as we can tell it s not an emergency, if it s a problem at all.) At this point we just keep an eye on it in case it gets worse. My husband isn t feeling well, but no fever, and with his digestive issues (both from having had bariatric surgery and possibly having a peptic ulcer now) the problems he has could be totally unrelated.

Rick Ankiel

Thinking that's not all, matthew archbold adds:
You can't say positively that there is no God but you're not sure. Maybe he means that 20 percent of the time he's sure there's no God and 80 percent unsure.

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Agnostic From: BobG In Vancouver Kleinheider Admin Kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) Mickey McLean Chris Dieshellsuitdie Matthew Archbold Santitafarella Victor Reppert /26737488

2009-08-17T04:58:00.001-07:00

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Furthermore, BobG in Vancouver claims:
Also it seems to me very odd that the National Geographic , a middle class symbol of conservative cultural values, financed and hyped the publication of the Judas Gospel .

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Kleinheider explains:
Nashville for the 21st Century » The White Paper Candidate Posted 6 hours ago SayUncle » It never went away Posted 6 hours ago

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In contrast, admin replies:
Last week,Â we informed the publicÂ about several threats to religious liberty taking place around the nation . A group calling itself the Freedom From Religion Foundation is pursuingÂ several lawsuits around the country toÂ ban public signs of faith and religious heritage, including oneÂ to prohibit the words In God We Trust from being inscribed in the Capitol Visitor Center in Washington, D.C. (See conservativeÂ writer Peter Heck , whose column we post in the News Stand Â occasionally, debate this organization s president, here .)

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In response, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) claims:
http://web.archive.org/*/http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/b/a... Vendor and device numbers are documented here. For example "148f Ralink Technology, Corp." is the start of some Ralinktech parts. It is also possible for USB devices to have custom IDs, which defeats the value of plug and play. "IDvendor" and "IDproduct" in UVCView details for the USB device, are what you'd compare to the numbers in this document.

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Having that in mind, Mickey McLean wonders:
MumseeThe technical aspect of how it all works is beyond me. As Paul said, it is a mystery. All this man knows is that my input isn t required. I try to offer it of course, but as I ve been told many times

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For this reason, Chris says:
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Adderall

Mickey McLean is absolutely sure that:
So I had to get out my pretend wall from childhood and somehow focus on what I was reading and not overhear what they were talking about.

Quizzes

Meanwhile, dieshellsuitdie came up with this idea:
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matthew archbold gives a bit of an idea about it:
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santitafarella can't forget that:
santitafarella July 30, 2009 at 8:49 pm Reply Lewis is one of the most mystery-loving writers I ve ever read! The man tried to write Romantic/Atheistic poetry for shit s sake lol. Anyway, if you ve only read Mere Christianity, I can understand. There are tons of Lewis paperbacks I could suggest The Weight of Glory, The Great Divorce in particular. Since you ve said this however I almost regret I ve suggested you read Lewis. Have you ever read any George MacDonald? Chris July 30, 2009 at 9:59 pm Reply

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Before going any further, Victor Reppert wants to get this straight:
@JoshuaAre you not a Calvinist? Does not Calvinism hold as one of its tenants that God sends irresistible grace to his chosen elect?

Xscape

However, Mickey McLean thinks differently:
Report comment to moderator BY endyblue 08.03.09 AT 12:03 PM Kim, attend a Divine Liturgy if you can (Sunday a.m.). At a Greek Orthodox church much of the service might be in Greek (which I d like to hear sometime!), just so you know. Our parish is in the Antiochian jurisdiction, and our services are in English. Make sure to read First Visit To An Orthodox Church: 12 Things I d Wish I d Known by Frederica Mathews-Green before going ~ it s very helpful (as are any of her books about Orthodoxy). Report comment to moderator

Miss California Fired

Mickey McLean thinks that the problem is:
BY Scroop Moth 08.03.09 AT 12:16 PM 538.com has a great electoral map that shows how poor people vote. It blows apart the old misconception that poor people in the South vote against their own pocketbooks in order to gratify their cultural resentments. The reality is that poor people vote the same almost everywhere, from Oklahoma to Vermont. The regional difference result from cultural differences among America s middle class and rich Back to the poor, and the Mormons. The only states in the USA where the poor vote red are Idaho and Wyoming. Report comment to moderator

Ballistic Knife

Mickey McLean says it all comes down to this:
Report comment to moderator BY Oldhickory68 08.03.09 AT 8:53 AM RNThanks sir! Great to hear from you. And I appreciate the thoughts. I m out the door this morning, on the way to the ranch, but for now I ll simply say this about good and evil.

Memes

Before going any further, Victor Reppert wants to get this straight:
"Sounds like circular reasoning to me."That s because you don t know what that fallacy is.It s simply to point out what we would find

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Agnostic From: Kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) Mickey McLean Noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) Webmaster HowToSaveALife Victor Reppert Matthew Archbold Agnostic Andy Nazaroo Jstewart Nirmali Sivapragasam /26715737

2009-08-15T12:23:00.002-07:00

Desiree Rogers

For this purpose, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) suggests:
...@bigmchsi.com> wrote: > >>>> "Agnostic" <kerioprodu...@gmail.com> wrote in message > >>>>news:2da8eb39-d7fd-4853-adae-3abe0f80da89@k30g2000yqf.googlegroups.com

Friendly S

In other words, Mickey McLean puts it this way:
His family issued a statement Sunday, saying, âThe news that Captain Speicher has died on Iraqi soil after ejecting from his aircraft has been difficult for the family, but his actions in combat, and the search for him, will forever remain in their hearts and minds.â

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) is rather skeptical:
July 28, 2009 11:31 AM Malimar said... Ing: Because they are the foundation upon which religion is built. Believing whatever your parents tell you, obeying your priests, respecting religious tradition, not allowing your beliefs to be tarnished, belief that your religion is the only source of moral guidance, these are traits that all the most virulent religious meme-complexes instill in their victims, and is vital to their success as such. Therefore, anybody infected with religion is liable to hold dimensions 3 through 5 to be fundamental to morality, and because victims of religion are the majority in this society, they get to dictate a fair slice of the moral pie chart.

Diana Falzone

Mickey McLean intervenes and adds:
BY Cheryl D. 08.04.09 AT 6:52 PM Tell you what, y all. If I ever get married, you ll find out after it s all over. Maybe I ll just quietly change my last initial and see who notices first. I mean, a Worldblog section at the wedding sounded OK at first (as long as it was in the balcony or, since my church doesn t have a balcony, the foyer), but really, by the time we get two pigs, two sheep, five dozen dogs, thirty cats, and any other critters who want to come, Misten would be going nuts helping Tess and Cowboy keep order, and my family probably couldn t get in the door, let alone my fellow church members. Plus, methinks that it would be just a little too smelly. So, this would definitely be an announcement after the fact event (and that way you could all send me gifts, without my having to put up with you and your animals . . . oh, wait, that didn t sound good; I mean . . . um . . .).

Magnolia Plantation

Mickey McLean notices:
BY NJLawyer 08.03.09 AT 8:32 AM Howard Deanâs older brother . What are you saying, Sawgunner? That it runs in the family???? Report comment to moderator

Jessie Godderz

webmaster has another idea:
It was not surprising to see at least two people turned off the Christian faith, or at least âorganised religionâ, through this episode. This laid them open to becoming New Agers or Wiccans or Buddhists, which many people of our generation perceive as viable alternatives to âorganised religionâ. In this way the course is in danger of inoculating certain people against the Christian faith. There was one person who had become more sympathetic as time went on, feeling that the course had a good vibe. But what was he being led into? The Christian faith? Or a lifestyle-change enhanced by a psychological technique which makes people feel good?

Sol Xochitl

Still being unsure, HowToSaveALife asks:
Memories; April 2007 May 2007 June 2007 July 2007 August 2007 September 2007 October 2007 November 2007 December 2007 January 2008 February 2008 March 2008 April 2008 May 2008 June 2008 July 2008 August 2008 September 2008 October 2008 November 2008 December 2008 January 2009 February 2009 March 2009 April 2009 May 2009 June 2009 July 2009 August 2009

E Cigarette

kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) can't forget that:
you specify steps that will make it crash? Strip your system down to a minimum and see if it stops crashing. Add parts back in until the crashes come back.

The Obsession

Victor Reppert remembers that:
"Perhaps nothing in our period is so surprising to a modern as the readiness with whicha Lyly, a Nashe, or even a Greene, will at any moment launch out into moral diatribe of the most uncompromising ferocity. All our lifetime the current has been setting towards licence. In Elizabeth s reign it was the opposite. Nothing seems to have been more saleable, more comme ilfaut, than the censorious. We are overwhelmed by floods of morality from very young, very ignorant, and not very moral men.

Calvin Borel

However, matthew archbold states that:
Creative Minority Report: Brad Pitt's Odd Atheist Math skip to main | skip to sidebar Brad Pitt's Odd Atheist Math

Sandy Linter

agnostic can't forget that:
that on Nickelodeon today.(Update: my memory rules, at least for cool things like setting up a rocket in your backyard -- there's

Damian Steele

Before going any further, Mickey McLean wants to get this straight:
He on the other hand will tell you that I am strong willed, bullheaded, and it is my way or the highway. You can see where our differences lie.

Old School Riders

Andy tells the real story:
To that end, i must disagree with you on those index cards as i can not see how they would enhance the experience. I hope people will tell me i m wrong though, and try to convince me otherwise.

Aaps

Nazaroo objects:
But in this true Christian sense, we could ALWAYS bless sinners, showing them mercy, avoiding taking them to court, forgiving them their trespasses, WITHOUT ANY DANGER OF DENYING THE TRUTH OF THEIR SIN.

Mardy Fish

In response, Jstewart claims:
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Viva Vienna

matthew archbold tells the real story:
I know Brad Pitt says there's no point in thinking about it but hey, he's not the boss of me. I'm 100 percent sure of that.

Open Hulu

But Mickey McLean says that's not all:
In any case, I could be wrong, but I doubt that I am presumptuous in the sense you offer. It would be presumptuous of me to tell God how to run the universe if He existed. It is a common gambit of religious believers to accuse atheists of trying to put themselves above God.

Boehm Porcelain

As a result of that, Nirmali Sivapragasam belives:
RS: It would be illegal if it was defined as banking.HS: If it is a single Â currency transaction, no issues. If it is a multiple transaction, there would be financial, regulation, fraud, money supply issues. Talking about hundi/hawala issues.

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Virtuality

Mickey McLean considers that:
Mumsee, you are right. Guys are intimidated by girls. A pretty girl is a terrifying thing. There was a story, play, or something where a soldier says he would rather charge the enemy line than face the woman he desires. Importatnt note to Cheryl, NJL, etc. Guys need help. He needs encouragement if he makes a move. You can t expect a guy just to show up and take you away. If a guy looks interesting to you, it may even be wise to make the first move. i.e. A smile, conversation, something to break the ice.

Lackawanna Six

As kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) says:
>> Rather than having to buy a new wireless network adapter and go >> through trial and error of whether it is compatible with the system, >> is there a way of overcoming this.

Angela Lansbury

humblemonkey shows how it is done:
This is such a profound mystery, but I have found it to be very true in my own life. Until I began to allow my beliefs to shape the very rhythms of my life, those beliefs did not transform me significantly in any way. The mystery is, that as I live what I believe, then my life begins to inform my beliefs and deepen them. Truly how can we call these things beliefs when we do not live them out? Rather, they remain simply nominal intellectual adherences that ask nothing of us. Praxis as some would call it is the perfect foil for the dangerous fundamentalism that one can fall into (religious, atheist, agnostic all have their fundamentalists!), but it also guards against two other things that come to mind at present.

Perfect Game

Despite the previous arguments, Adam Parker has many reasons to think otherwise:
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Jordan Sparks

But Pastor Bob Cornwall says that's not all:
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Isabelle Fuhrman

Nirmali Sivapragasam gives a bit of an idea about it:
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Insanity Workout

Nazaroo tells the real story:
As many will know, the various branches of the Church of England as found in the Commonwealth (e.g, Anglicans in Canada, Episcopalians in USA etc.) have been given a lot of independance, with the intent to allow them to act according to conscience.

Tootsie

But Dan Fincke has a different opinion:
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Tim Burton Alice In Wonderland

Having that in mind, BobG in Vancouver wonders:
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Pettifogger

Still not being convinced, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) replies:
> >>> system recovery multiple times but after reinstalling the Belkin > >>> driver, the system crashes again with the same error. I have tried

Constitution Day

While it may be true, Vera thinks:
reply Jul 31, 2009 @ 02:11 am elaine123 said: If yo go back and read my comments, I in no way whatsoever tried to push anything on anyone. I was only expressing MY opinion. reply Jul 31, 2009 @ 08:51 am

Young Frankenstein

Tom Carpenter brings some great news:
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Barbara Boxer Call Me Senator

Andy notices:
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Bri Olsen

For this purpose, VT suggests:
An agnostic - I am! A buddy of mine had felt offended after reading the fact that I call myself an agnostic. There might be some other souls too who might be incorrectly interpreting my agnosticism. So, here is the version of the clarification which I had mailed to my buddy:

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WriteEditSeek also takes into account the following fact:
Katie Marie : He is creator of all. He is person with will and purpose, not just a mere energy force. He is the embodiment of unconditional love, perfect truth and the source and definition of goodness.

Jeffrey Marsalis

dieshellsuitdie thinks about it:
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Carradine Family

But WriteEditSeek has a different opinion:
Katie Marie : Yes Natels : I haven t decided whether I still believe in God or not. I was once absolutely certain there was a God and the Bible was his word. After some devastating personal losses, I became angry with God.

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2009-08-14T12:23:00.007-07:00

Tartuffery

Nirmali Sivapragasam thinks that the problem is:
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Gametap

Victor Reppert scans the other's answers and reply:
S makes a statement relevant to P. Therefore, S s remarks should be treated as an argument for P. No. Maybe S has something else in mind. Or maybe S is attempting to rebut some misguided efforts to defend not-P. That is different from actually arguing that P is true.

Pranknet

Jacob Thomas gives a bit of an idea about it:
âWhat could be the motives for this sudden disapproval of the so-called illegal activities in Algeria? Twelve Protestant churches have abruptly been closed down, followed by a series of arrests of those charged with activities aimed at converting Muslims to the Christian faith. What would be the Muslimsâ reaction should Christians reciprocate in their lands and treat Muslims in the same fashion? Surely, it would result in a great uproar among Muslims pointing to the âhate-filled Westâ that shows no respect for religious freedom, and manifests animosity toward Islam!

Chester Himes

kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) objects:
http://www.linux-usb.org/usb.ids Once you know what device it is, if you cannot get the Belkin provided driver to work, you can look for other sources of drivers.

What Did Jon Gosselin Do

While it may be true, matthew archbold thinks:
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Zach Marbury

Kleinheider intervenes and adds:
Moost on Another Theory : A occupation made up by young idealists with a socialist bend should not be compensated as... Nate Rau on The Metro Nondiscrimination Ordinance : And for the record, several of those in the middle truly...

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However, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) thinks differently:
no conservative skeptics, and it's entirely possible for a skeptic to be a theist as well. This is because every human being is skeptical of

Cruel Intentions

In other words, John P. Mello Jr. puts it this way:
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Midlands Technical College

Before going any further, agnostic wants to get this straight:
Speaking of Nickelodeon, somehow Les Lye s recent death escaped my notice until today. You Can t Do That on Television was another Nickelodeon classic, even if they weren t the ones who created it. I learned that sound travels slower than light on Mr. Wizard s World at the tender age of six. I couldn t even tell you what kind of programming they have on Nickelodeon these days if you asked. I kind of get the feeling it s MTV Jr. but I could be wrong.

Incentivize

shockandawe89 can't forget that:
Home About Contact Advertise With Us Submit An Article Home » Religion » Atheism: What It is and Isn t Atheism: What It is and Isn t

Nbme

Andy thinks that the problem is:
Blogroll Designing Better Libraries Inside of a Dog (Kathy Martin) Justin the Librarian (Justin Hoenke) Library Bytes (Helene Blowers) Library Garden Library Stuff NJLA Blog Redhead Fangirl (Laverne Mann) Sheli s Blog (Sheli) T is for Training The M Word Marketing Libraries The MLxperience (Marianne Lennox) The Strange Librarian (Julie Strange) The Unquiet Librarian (Buffy Hamilton)

Manny Ramirez

Thinking that's not all, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) adds:
>>>>> driver_irql_not_less_or_equal >>>>> and it says something about disabling bios memory options such as >>>>> caching and shadowing if this keeps happening. I have tried doing a

Stotesbury Cup Regatta 2009

In addition to this, dieshellsuitdie states:
Review - Carcrashlander - Mountains On Our Back Review - Shark Speed - Sea Sick Music Review - The Maccabees - Can You Give It (Single)

Samachar

Cush intervenes and adds:
If you want managed devices, you really only have one choice, which is BlackBerry, adds Schadler, as RIM supports more than 450 policies but it ll cost you a license fee per month, per user. He adds, Otherwise, Windows Mobile and iPhone are basically free if you re running Exchange.

Jimmy Wales

Mickey McLean brings a word of caution:
BY SteveG 08.03.09 AT 12:30 PM Kim: Over the past few years I have questioned the Episcopal religion. I stay because I have just as much right to it as those who want to ruin it.

Fred Thompson

In response, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) claims:
And don t even get me started on the Libertarian Party. While I am a member, because I technically agree with their stated principles better than those of all the other parties, at the moment they seem to largely consist of Republicans who, witnessing the death throes of the Republican party, want it to be born anew with a different name. So, in practice, at least in the post-Bush era, Libertarian candidates often have more in common with fascists than with genuine libertarians, Bob Barr being the most egregious example.

Dxm

Furthermore, Victor Reppert claims:
At August 03, 2009 9:44 AM , Anonymous said... Anonymous @ August 03, 2009 8:36 AM I didn t say blind faith wasn t a way to rebut my claim. Conversions also presuppose someone giving the gospel (the real one). I don t see the moralists doing this, they re too busy pointing fingers at fellow religionists. So, your claim may be right, but quite irrelevant to the claim I made.

Www.oprah.com/kfc

Adam Parker notices:
Why Did Jesus Have To Die? The Politics of Jesus Chapter One: The Possibility... Redeemer Blends Race and Cultures

Cheryl Hines

In response, dieshellsuitdie claims:
Review - Louis Jeffrey - Pub Crawl Review - White Light Parade - House Of Commons Review - The Lancashire Hotpots - The Beer Olympic...

Sources:
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2009-08-14T12:23:00.006-07:00

David Ogden Stiers

kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) explains:
... >>>>>>> Can anyone solve this riddle for me? >>>>>>> I bought an HP desktop a few weeks ago. It is a s3700y (pavilion >>>>>>> slimline). The only thing installed on it was a wireless network

No Hitter

webmaster comes with a new idea:
Toronto connectionThe programme reported that Nicky Gumbel had visited the Toronto Airport Vineyard Church in 1994 and so became convinced that the Holy Spirit should be central to the course. Video-clips were then shown of the typically bizarre behaviour in those meetings. This served to remind me of the lapse in discernment required to accept such manifestations as being symptomatic of the Holy Spiritâs work.

Acromegaly

matthew archbold does a quick recap:
Custos Fidei Danielle Bean Deacon's Bench Divine Ripples Donna-Marie Cooper O'Boyle Dymphna's Road Dyspeptic Mutterings

Sania Mirza Engagement Photos

Jstewart considers that:
me213516 July 30th, 2009 on 8:06 pm Yes, and the Greek root of the word is totally relevant in this discussion . There s an obvious difference (in this context at least) between being without belief in god and specifically believing that no divine power exists. I m sure you understand this because I like I said earlier, you re just trolling (I m giving you the benefit of doubt that you re not really this stupid but feel free to prove me wrong).

Solar Eclipse 2009 In America

As a result of that, admin belives:
25 Responses to Best Of Atheist Comedy & Satire #3 By paroniniropa on Aug 1, 2009 Just like ppl tend Just like ppl tend to be afairyists, asantaists, aunicornists atheists dont believe in a god before acctual evidence is presented for the existence of one. Not believing something exists before its proven that it does is the most rational position to take. This is what atheists do. Just like not believing in santa, faeries, unicorns before the existence of them is proven to you atheists dont believe in a god. Its all based on the null hypothesis. And btw there is no atheist doctrine.

Jim Parque

Mickey McLean is absolutely sure that:
And within a few months, she did marry someone else. Report comment to moderator BY mumsee 08.03.09 AT 10:55 PM So, Old Hickory, how does it work? Just go to work and do some volunteer activity and God brings the right one along, and you know it? Well, that worked for me so I guess it is possible. I still had to ask him to marry me as it had been five days and not so much as a proposal. So, perhaps I jumped the gun? Funning with you but also serious. I am open to hearing how people think God works on this as we are out of suggestions for our two other than go to church and volunteer. Report comment to moderator

Miss California 2009 Pictures

For this reason, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) says:
Reply Reply to author Forward You must Sign in before you can post messages.To post a message you must first join this group .

Rachel Burr

admin shows how it is done:
Today, we learned that this organization is making threats in Virginia. The NorfolkÂ Virginian-Pilot reported earlier this week that this organization of self-proclaimed atheists and agnostics threatened the city of Chesapeake with legal action should it continue to open its city council meetings in prayer. As usual,Â it has misrepresented case law in making its threat â" in particular, the Fourth Circuit Court s infamous Fredericksburg decision (see its long-winded news release ).

Twine

kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) sees it this way:
> >>> appreciate guidance through it. > >>> Thank you. > >> Every time I've seen this message, it was bad memory. Â Before anything else,

Orion Spacecraft

Before going any further, Kleinheider wants to get this straight:
Nashville Scene - Pith in the Wind » Nashville s Tent City Makes the Wall Street Journal Posted 38 minutes ago

Bridgette Wilson

Nirmali Sivapragasam remembers that:
HG: There has to be a point where it is better to use a formal system vs. m-remittance services. Then look at at which point does it become profitable to Â the vendors.

Dayana Mendoza

Victor Reppert is not really sure about that:
At August 03, 2009 9:10 AM , Anonymous said... Disagreement within the ranks of any belief is not evidence that there is nothing at heart to believe in. People disagree on the causes, morality, effects, scope, and lessons of World War 1, but this hardly means there was no war at all, or that _everyone_ is wrong about the causes and effects and what lessons, if any, should be taken away from it. Humans are funny creatures, who find reasons to disagree on all but the most glaringly obvious things--and even some of those.

Mariah Carey Obsessed Remix Video

WriteEditSeek explains:
I am still however finding myself and not yet 100% content, so my views may change as i live my life. Payge : This is a tough one. being as good as you can and following his commandments as best you can. Positive results if a prayer was done and answered. Evil brings nothing but negative results and disaster for those involved. Being deceived into thinking something is good when it isn t.

Spelunking

However, WriteEditSeek states that:
I couldn t help but to notice that the teachings on the same subject never seemed consistent throughout the preaching.

Account Central

Furthermore, WriteEditSeek claims:
Katie Marie : Rather than giving it a priority listing, I would define it as central to all I am and all I do. The spoke of the wheel rather than the top of a list. My primary spiritual outlet would be sharing life with people. The second would be areas of expression which include worship, prayer, speaking and writing.

Dewayne Wise

In contrast, Mickey McLean replies:
I ve been attending the church where he is one of the clergy. I like it, and I think I ll stay. Report comment to moderator

Madrid Tennis Masters 2009

For this purpose, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) suggests:
> I have no idea of how to disable caching or shadowing, so I would > appreciate guidance through it. > Thank you. Every time I've seen this message, it was bad memory. Before anything else,

Ktla

While it may be true, Victor Reppert thinks:
Vic s topic was "christian catfights", so I can t see how my discussing that warrants being categorised as "moral police"!

Jason Mesnick

As Mickey McLean says:
Report comment to moderator BY Thorn 08.03.09 AT 5:43 PM I say the marrying age is largely dependent on a person s understanding that marriage is not for yourself.

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2009-08-14T12:23:00.005-07:00

Xavier Samuel

Simon Kraus imagines that:
My father and I played golf on Friday. He took a job with the Army Corps of Engineers in St. Petersburg, Florida. So he'll be on the other side of the peninsula. Which is probably good, because I couldn't focus on the golf ball or the sand traps or the cart or any of that shit because I couldn't take my eyes off the little "What Would Jesus Do" bracelet on his wrist.

Emeka Okafor

Kleinheider brings a word of caution:
SELF-DEFEATING_DEMS on Democrat Congressional Candidate Goes Right On Health Care : Dixie Chic; ..20 year old...

Power Texting

Despite the previous arguments, Andy has many reasons to think otherwise:
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Tarahumara

admin thinks about it:
Today, we learned that this organization is making threats in Virginia. The NorfolkÂ Virginian-Pilot reported earlier this week that this organization of self-proclaimed atheists and agnostics threatened the city of Chesapeake with legal action should it continue to open its city council meetings in prayer. As usual,Â it has misrepresented case law in making its threat â" in particular, the Fourth Circuit Court s infamous Fredericksburg decision (see its long-winded news release ).

June 23 1912

admin shows how it is done:
Near Mint Heroes Comedy Latest Comedy News Home Contact us Best Of Atheist Comedy & Satire #3

Ophelimity

For this reason, Nazaroo says:
Certainly we should be humble, and start with judging ourselves, so we can avoid hypcrisy and judgment from others. But we must extend our discernment and judgement beyond ourselves to the world around us.

Cisco Layoff

noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) says it all comes down to this:
here, and can even contribute to his research and get a table of your own ethical layout (among other question-and-answer studies) according to this research

Dennis Elwell

However, dantedirenc states that:
And I've been the receiver of attempted manipulation to come to church. The manipulator meant well, but I cannot accept it. If this is the way that people are supposed to be asked to return to church, despite stating that they have had prior engagements, then I will have none of it.

Ordinal

But santitafarella has a different opinion:
Sec. 8. Disqualifications of office . The following persons shall be disqualified for office : First, any person who shall deny the being of Almighty God.

Charles Bolden

Thinking that's not all, Tom Carpenter adds:
While Rouli posted this one on his weekly linkfest , I thought it was important enough to make mention of it here as well.Â

Anaplasmosis

Similarly, Andy adds:
Libraries around the state issue the Governor a library card. The card is issued to the Office of the Governor, not the individual, so as to avoid any political hangups. This card can be activated or symbolic at the discretion of the library. The library or library system sends the governor the card along with a letter thanking the Governor for their membership in the community and why the library/library system is important to the community it serves.

Lyoto Machida

Furthermore, shockandawe89 claims:
A short article about the definition of atheism. Tags: atheism religion christianity god belief reason faith jesus christ satan

Connie Schultz

matthew archbold remembers that:
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Pearl Aday

Dan Fincke points out another thing aside from that:
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Nebraska Football

Still being unsure, WriteEditSeek asks:
Onlywaytobesure : Yes. Once, when I was young and foolish, I believed cherry pie to be the pinnacle of the pie family. It s still embarrassing to admit this.

Adam Yauch

John P. Mello Jr. is absolutely sure that:
Next Article in Mac Apps: Palm Digs a New Tunnel Into iTunes Print Version E-Mail Article Reprints More by John P. Mello Jr.

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2009-08-14T12:23:00.003-07:00

Jon Fitch

kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) thinks that the problem is:
> >>> The HP tech support guy really ran my patience out without coming to a > >>> solution. > >>> Rather than having to buy a new wireless network adapter and go

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In other words, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) puts it this way:
> >>> adapter driver Belkin G F5D7050 for wireless internet. The system > >>> keeps crashing with the blue screen of death labelling the error

The Road Not Taken

Bruce brings more details:
I do not call myself a Christian because I do not embrace many of the historic, orthodox Christian doctrines. I refuse to be a hypocrite and I refuse to continue to call myself a Christian even if it would make life a hell of lot easier for me. Letâs face it, if I went to some Church, any Church, life would be a lot easier for me. But I have more integrity than that.

Serena Deeb

For example, Pastor Bob Cornwall considers:
Tuesday, July 28, 2009 The Evolution of God -- Review THE EVOLUTION OF GOD. By Robert Wright. New York: Little, Brown and Company, 2009. 567 pp.

Buchenwald Concentration Camp

But kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) has a different opinion:
Presuming your new desktop uses Vista, is the driver even claiming Vista support or only XP? There is probably a sticker on the network adapter that tells you the version number to help identifying the chipset used.

Boris Kodjoe

Thinking that's not all, Dan Fincke adds:
Spinoza Technology Teleology Uncategorized Unintentional Comedy Videos Virtues Why I Am Not A Christian Women s Rights Women s Issues

Fireworks Shows

Having that in mind, Victor Reppert wonders:
At August 03, 2009 11:30 AM , Anonymous said... " I consider myself an open minded agnostic who has not ruled out the possibility of a creator. However, I see no compelling reason to accept the dogmas of orthodox, trinitarian Christianity based on someone else s interpretation of a compilation of revered, old books. In fact, Protestants are supposed to believe in sola scriptura; I should have the right to read and interpret the bible for myself without the need for an ecclesiastical authority telling me how I must believe" . Not only does Walter find it necessary to resort to Dawkinsian bluster, he shows that he has no grasp of the issues he wants to discuss, like sola Scriptura or protestant principles in general.

Eddie Cibrian

Nazaroo thinks that the problem is:
After all is said and done, this has been a disaster. A church without clear leadership and commitment to the original Christian vision and message is merely an uncertain noise, an unheeded and undesirable trumpet.

June 6 1944

Dan Fincke is rather skeptical:
Contemporary Ethics Cosmology Creationism Cultural Secularism Culture Culture and Technology Cutural Criticism Divine Intervention Duty

Brenda Geck

Meanwhile, BobG in Vancouver came up with this idea:
July 2007 June 2007 May 2007 April 2007 March 2007 February 2007 January 2007 December 2006

Juneteenth

As VT says:
Of course, I believe (a belief - which is a vague idea in which some confidence is placed, is different from knowledge - which is the psychological result of perception and learning and reasoning) in the existence of a Supreme Authority (called by whatever name) but unlike most ignorant people (I call them so), I do not claim to have true knowledge about the existence of God.

Spokane Hoopfest

In response, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) claims:
>> - Show quoted text - > Ok, I ran the memtest and there were no errors. Here are the details > of the blue screen

Tourettes

kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) intervenes and adds:
> >> check your memory sticks with Memtest. Â Dollars to donuts you've got a bad > >> one. Â Hope this helps you. Â JG- Hide quoted text -

Grant Fuhr

Andy imagines that:
Blogroll Designing Better Libraries Inside of a Dog (Kathy Martin) Justin the Librarian (Justin Hoenke) Library Bytes (Helene Blowers) Library Garden Library Stuff NJLA Blog Redhead Fangirl (Laverne Mann) Sheli s Blog (Sheli) T is for Training The M Word Marketing Libraries The MLxperience (Marianne Lennox) The Strange Librarian (Julie Strange) The Unquiet Librarian (Buffy Hamilton)

Loopt

For this reason, Kleinheider says:
State roundup: Union calls out VW Advocat turns in 2Q, announces dividend Good and bad news for LifePoint

Medarex

Victor Reppert does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
I don't always maintain a proper tone myself, but my blog is known as a place where we try to provide open and fair discussion. People taking numerous positions will tell me they disagree with me but they enjoy the dialogue. I never hear anyone say that kind of thing after an exchange with the Triabloggers.

Baron Of Arizona

As a result of that, Andy belives:
Archives August 2009 July 2009 June 2009 May 2009 April 2009 March 2009 Blog Stats 3,968 hits

Toney Douglas

Before going any further, Mickey McLean wants to get this straight:
BY DJ 08.04.09 AT 3:50 PM I like weddings; I wanna come too. But I ll only promise to be good if I can have a corner piece of wedding cake! And I want to sit with you and Mumsee .And if Cowboy or Tess gets to come, I want to bring Penelope too Report comment to moderator

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2009-08-14T12:23:00.001-07:00

Evan Chandler

As Victor Reppert says:
At August 04, 2009 1:59 AM , IlÃon said... Unkle E (to an Anonymous): "I fear that your attitude here is going a long way to proving Walter s point." But E! Walter appears to be a fool, and you certainly are; though in slightly different ways.

Azita Ghanizada

santitafarella might have an idea about it:
Soderman has a long and far more detailed (and excellent) post on these unjust laws, and their implications,Â here .

French Open Tennis 2009

Simon Kraus brings more details:
And it's okay for an agonistic to do whatever he wants, because usually the agnostic god is deaf and dumb or indifferent or too big for us to see, so big that maybe it's impossible to tell if the creator is really there at all or just a big, symptomatic illusion... I can understand that, sure, this is the postmodern era. My father is a leader of leaders in the postmodern realm, because he doesn't believe in anything. He doesn't believe in good, or evil...

Marie Osmond

Dating rules considers that:
angk Said, It s a tricky one. If you are both serious about the relationship , you need to reach some common ground. Does it really matter that much that you are not the * same * faith? Is it enough just to have faith, without having to define or pigeon- hole it? You have to reach a position of mutual respect.

Billy Maze

John P. Mello Jr. brings a word of caution:
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Effeminate

Still being unsure, Mickey McLean asks:
However, even in this matter there are problems. Another common comment is that there are absolute values of good and evil, and these values come from God. Even if such a being exists, from the point of view of logic the absolute values argument leaves a problem.

Motorola Rival

Mickey McLean tells the real story:
Here s the article FYI:http://tinyurl.com/kqj46a Report comment to moderator BY Sawgunner 08.03.09 AT 10:14 AM #21 Given that they had to flee Federal oppression (and nearly started a war when Albert Sidney Johnston led federal troops to Utah) what did Mormons think about the Confederacy? Didnt Mormon theology for many many decades openly deem blacks to be inferior as those bearing the mark of Cain?? The Arizonans were a Confederate Territory, but UTAH sat out the civil war as far as I can tell Report comment to moderator

Brian Posehn

Vera is not really sure about that:
Amber Taylor (not verified) said: You're the hollier than thou one getting offended by something so stupid. I find Catholicism offensive. You're just an uptight idiot. reply Jul 31, 2009 @ 12:39 pm

Tye Strickland

WriteEditSeek says it all comes down to this:
Pablina : i am who i am. Payge : Is there a reason to search? We all have to look inside ourselves to find that answer. REPuckett : No question, but I can give you a phrase, I search within myself not without.

Helen Thomas

In contrast, Nirmali Sivapragasam replies:
)RS: Among the three types of functions that people use mpayments for (cash in, cash out, storage mechanism), what are the regulations involved? When people cash out, central banks can get involved if you cash out into physical money. Focus on that and see how the Philippines has handled this. Fundamental issue: difference between m-payments and m-banking.

Liam Hoekstra

Kleinheider remembers that:
Healthways gets congressional love Madison residential complex sells NHL, Leipold charge Balsillie with playing on dirty ice

Torture Photos

Mickey McLean scans the other's answers and reply:
Report comment to moderator BY Scroop Moth 08.03.09 AT 1:12 PM I knew Bishop Pike s late, long-time personal secretary. She gave me her home for a month, a hand-built two-story cottage in the redwoods of Mill Valley, looking up at Mt. Tam. She even provided the cleaning. All I had to do was water the flowers, a task that was more complicated and time-consuming than I anticipated (a reminder in that Eden of The Fall). I took the ferry to work, so commuting was no sweat! Anyway, she didn t gossip about the Bishop, and approved of his spiritual path. I hope there s a place in heaven for non-judgmental souls like hers, but it s difficult for me to believe that the lions will lie down with the lambs.

California Propositions

For this reason, ramblingperfectionist says:
Moderate Nerd:I can code, I can talk basic (and possibly college-level) science*, can understand the general idea behind most technology, and I am interested in a lot of things that other self-confessed geeks are interested in. I am also rather more socially awkward in person than over the internet. However, I don t code all that well, and I don t necessarily fit the stereotype in a lot of ways. Not that I m complaining, exactly.

Gametap

In other words, matthew archbold puts it this way:
August 1, 2009 11:33 PM Jen Raiche said... It s easy to imagine if one only were to achieve fame or riches or beauty that one could then have "it all figured out". At least, it seems one would have more time to spend pondering/investigating these important issues. After all, doesn t the possibility that there might be a God intrigue him a bit?

Karolina Kurkova Belly Button

Thinking that's not all, santitafarella adds:
with 4 comments When a theistÂ posits that there might have been some sort of mind, wisdom, or telos prior to matter at the beginning of the universe, are there any pieces ofÂ evidence that invisible entities even exist?

Tamarind

But Mickey McLean says that's not all:
Sometimes those marriages last, often they never happen at all, leaving the woman to wonder what went wrong. Both men and women are the losers in these situations, but women more so, I m afraid. And by then, some women are so financially and emotionally dependent on the guy, that she remains literally stuck in the relationship with no commitment.

Areola 51

While it may be true, Mickey McLean thinks:
BY donna j 08.04.09 AT 8:22 PM Ah, but now the turkeys want to get in on it, I see. Report comment to moderator

Medarex

However, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) thinks differently:
> > I bought an HP desktop a few weeks ago. It is a s3700y (pavilion > > slimline). The only thing installed on it was a wireless network > > adapter driver Belkin G F5D7050 for wireless internet. The system > > keeps crashing with the blue screen of death labelling the error

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However, Pastor Bob Cornwall states that:
Ode to Freedom Spiritual but Not Religious -- trending upwards? The Many Faces of Integration Freedom, Glory, Be Your Name

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Melissa Womer

ramblingperfectionist explains:
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Norm Chow

Pastor Bob Cornwall considers that:
By the time of Jesus, Judaism was essentially fully monotheistic, but it still was nationalistic. The exceptions might be Philo s important engagement with Greek thought. But Philo, unlike Jesus, lived in Alexandria and breathed deeply Greek philosophy. What Philo was able to do was develop a theology of the Logos, a theology that Wright believes holds promise for the present, and would in time influence Christian thinkers, including the writer of John s gospel. But in Palestinian Judaism of the first century, the expectations were in line with those of Second Isaiah, which held out a universal vision, but assumed that the world would in time submit to the God of Israel.

Tylenol

WriteEditSeek brings a word of caution:
Natels : The nature of God I eventually came to believe in was the one that was embodied by Jesus Christ: Compassionate, loving, forgiving, caring, charitable.

Solvent

Mickey McLean can't forget that:
For he declares himself good and his judgments to be good and can discern what is thus good and what is thus evil by standards of his own choosing.

Aviary

WriteEditSeek tells the real story:
St ephen J. Ardent : Define spirituality? For the last eighteen years I have been a single parent. My spirituality has been to share what I know with my child, and raise her to be a well adjusted sane individual.

Vera Farmiga

Nazaroo says it all comes down to this:
But in spite of the heavy effort to interpret the teachings of Jesus to support it, the hermeneutical scaffolding cannot uphold this foolish idea.

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For example, Mickey McLean considers:
Now that we have been divorced for 5 years, he is one of my best friends. I seek his opinion before I do something before I seek anyone elses. He is the big brother I always wished I had. He now lives in a perfectly spotless house and has a housekeeper come in every other week to clean what I do not know. I on the other hand have a dirty spoon in the sink.

Emma Watson College

Mickey McLean says it all comes down to this:
And as essayist Mark Steyn has written, once govt assumes control of health care the relationship between citizen and govt is forever altered. And not for the better as Steyn tells us based on his experiences in Canada and Britain. Dentistry in the UK is so absymal that folks wait forever or even do their own dental work (with comical results) using needle-nose pliers etc

Beaches

Dating rules is not really sure about that:
vampire_ Said, I though god said to love all people no mater what , if you break up because of this then I say your faith in God is weak.

Katie Hnida

However, Mickey McLean thinks differently:
No disrespect to Captain Speicher intended, but does anybody here care to make the case that he died in defense of your freedom?

Xbox Shoes

Mickey McLean thinks about it:
BY DJ 08.04.09 AT 8:33 PM Turkeys could be problematic, I m afraid. Penelope is a German Shorthair Pointer, and she has issues with turkeys. Um she thinks they re fair game or food. She used to chase wild turkeys all over the yard before she lost her leg. Now she just looks longingly, and drools whenever they re near. OH, I would think if you can whittle yourself down to a good price, that might be the way to go. But you would know how hard a bargain you drive better than anyone. Report comment to moderator

Andy Friedman

As matthew archbold says:
August 2 - August 9 (20) Oh No. Not Guadalupe! An Aspiring MissTeen South Carolina Obama s Quote of the Day The Hope Fish 9th Day Adventists? Dear Grandma How To Identify A K-Street Mobster I Am a Fishy American! Disunity Is In the Eye Of The Beholder The Miracle at Woodstock Mass For Clunkers! Babies Will Be the Death of Us All Profile in Christian Courage Jesus Christ Superstar Remake Those Little Rascals America: Obama is Stupid or Weak Executive Health Care: A Provocative Video Futuristic Show has Abortion as Illegal VOTF - Theologian Assisted Suicide God Made Us Immortal So Abortion s Cool

Basking Shark

WriteEditSeek brings more details:
Natels : Should I even search for spirituality at all? Onlywaytobesure : Why is it presumed, in a survey directed in part at atheists and agnostics, that everyone has their own personal spiritual search?

Tr Knight

kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) is rather skeptical:
>>> Can anyone solve this riddle for me? >>> I bought an HP desktop a few weeks ago. It is a s3700y (pavilion >>> slimline). The only thing installed on it was a wireless network

Skank Robbers

However, Victor Reppert thinks differently:
[Continued below] At August 02, 2009 3:20 AM , Edward T. Babinski said...[Continued from above]"The wicked Bishop in Diotrephes complains that at the universities puritans start up every day . Cartwright had got all the fellows of St. John s out of their surplices before he was thirty, Travers wrote his Explicatio when he was twenty-six, Penry and John Udall were twenty-eight when the one brought out his Treatise to the Queen and the other his Diotrephes. Youth is the taunt commonly brought against the puritan leaders by their opponents: youth and cocksureness.

Jordan Sparks

Victor Reppert is not really sure about that:
But biblically, I think we have to weigh our speech by asking if it builds up the body of Christ. I think it's not enough to find people in Scripture who spoke harshly. Paul can be very harsh, but you know he has the health of the body of Christ at heart at all times. With the Triabloggers, I don't see that same spirit.

Jupiter Hit By Comet

noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) remembers that:
Michael Shermer's Five Moral Dimensions So, Ziztur and I had an awesome time at TAM7. Discussing the lectures afterwards, we had to admit that there wasn't a great deal of new information there - most topics that were discussed were old news to us. I suppose that's to be expected, considering the two of us have drowned ourselves in everything skeptical, rational, and godless for years now.

Sundial Bridge

Similarly, Dan Fincke adds:
Peter Bogdanovichâs âRunning Down A DreamâTom Petty & The Heartbreakers As Metaphor For The Excellent Nietzschean Soul

Sand Serpents

Dating rules notices:
steve Said, how deep is her faith? If she is a born again and you are a non-believer, or merely believe in God

Philadelphia Experiment

Tom Carpenter scans the other's answers and reply:
Blogroll Augmented Blog Augmented Times Games Alfresco Hack of All Trades Ideo Labs Immersive Tech Joe the Programmer TED Ideas Worth Spreading The AugmentedBlog UgoTrade

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2009-08-13T12:23:00.003-07:00

Melissa Weber

admin comes with a new idea:
By dirtyproduction on Aug 1, 2009 I buy into the I buy into the agnostic point of view. I do not buy into the atheist point of view. Saying you don t effin know is pretty honest. Saying that you know one way or another is complete horseshit.

Candie Kung

Mickey McLean also takes into account the following fact:
I m glad I got married young, though I admit I would have liked more time to establish my work life before I started the family. Six moves in three years, however, didn t help that.

Lakers Game 7

But BobG in Vancouver has a different opinion:
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Operation Rescue

But Victor Reppert says that's not all:
"It seems to me that what you re *really* bitching about ... in a manner quite analogous to Mr Reppert s bitching about *his* taxes even as he applauds additional taxes for other citizens ... is that your insurance company isnât giving you a free lunch."

Molly Ringwald

Nirmali Sivapragasam might have an idea about it:
Contact Photos Projects Book: ICT INFRASTRUCTURE IN EMERGING ASIA Rapid Response Program 2008-2010 Evaluating a Real-Time Biosurveillance Program (RTBP): A Pilot Project

Stuart Smalley

Andy points out another thing aside from that:
@ suzigurl My desk goes through cycles of collect and purge; today is one of the rare purge dadys. 2 hours ago

Jakarta Indonesia

Jess shows how it is done:
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Lowes Racing

Victor Reppert considers that:
At August 04, 2009 1:22 PM , Steve said..."Does your insurance company confiscate your possessions, or your life, if you attempt to âopt out?â"

Gmgmq

For this reason, Victor Reppert says:
At August 03, 2009 5:15 AM , Walter said... "That you aligned yourself with Ingersoll says more about you than you think. I wouldn t be too proud of my "rational" agnosticism if I were you. You seem gullible." Anon, Since this is not an apologetic site out to engage the skeptic, then I will leave you with the last word. I normally have these discussions over at Freeratio.org under the user name of Deus Ex. I would be happy to continue the discussion there. Uncle e, Thank you. I do enjoy a polite discussion with those of faith.

Sue Burns

As Mickey McLean says:
I don t see your point, as I don t see it having much connection to anything I said or typically say on worldmagblog. I perceive several problems. One, I very much doubt the being described as God exists. I don t know this as a fact, so I call myself a high agnostic (an agnostic who leans very much toward an atheistic view of the universe). Holy Books such as the Bible, Koran, Hindu, and Buddhist holy books (and similar books) strike me as much more likely to be the products of human minds than of Divine voices. Second, even if consider the unlikely possibility that some sort of Deity exists, I see no more reason to believe in yours than any of the other ideas of God advanced over the course of human history.

Lax Baggage Accident

Tim Enloe scans the other's answers and reply:
How Some Things Began to Change In an important sense, everything that has happened to me for the last 8 years, and so, everything that has occurred to alter the very much Fundamentalistic understanding of the Reformed Faith that I chronicled in the first part of this series, boils down to one key point: my discovery of and immersion in the classical Liberal Arts. Although I had been skirting the edges of the Liberal Arts for years in my own private studies, I did not enter into a really thoroughgoing engagement with them until I began my undergraduate work at New St. Andrews College in the Fall of 1999.

Shannyn Moore

Adam Parker scans the other's answers and reply:
Musically, the album is very exciting; the first half of the album was not at all what I was expecting. I mean, it's not as major of a departure from the norm as

Coach Carter

Victor Reppert notices:
At August 03, 2009 10:52 PM , WAR_ON_ERROR said... I do appreciate your tone in general, Victor. It reminds me to be less opportunistic when Christians polemically war with each other. Even though the Triabloggers come off as rather jaded, I can see plenty of skeptics who are equal and opposite to them in that regard, so it s hard to point confident tribal fingers. I m not sure that jadedness is something to shun, rather it seems something to sooth with understanding and forward thinking. Unless of course you want to be jaded about jadedness. haha Ben

The Obsession

Similarly, Anthony Cusimano adds:
How Socrates Died Week 1 Post 10 Darwin s DNA Week 1 Post 9 Nicholas of Cusa Week 1 Post 8

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matthew archbold imagines that:
Creative Minority Report: Brad Pitt's Odd Atheist Math skip to main | skip to sidebar Brad Pitt's Odd Atheist Math

Quizzes

Despite the previous arguments, PsiCop has many reasons to think otherwise:
A central Wisconsin man accused of killing his 11-year-old daughter by praying instead of seeking medical care was found guilty Saturday of second-degree reckless homicide.

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2009-08-13T12:23:00.001-07:00

Jordan Sparks

Still being unsure, Andy asks:
Index cards.What do you think? UPDATE: To rephrase, if you were EXILED to a deserted island with a library, what item would you bring to help you manage the library for the rest of your life? How s that?

Chris Hemsworth

But Tim Enloe says that's not all:
How Some Things Began to Change In an important sense, everything that has happened to me for the last 8 years, and so, everything that has occurred to alter the very much Fundamentalistic understanding of the Reformed Faith that I chronicled in the first part of this series, boils down to one key point: my discovery of and immersion in the classical Liberal Arts. Although I had been skirting the edges of the Liberal Arts for years in my own private studies, I did not enter into a really thoroughgoing engagement with them until I began my undergraduate work at New St. Andrews College in the Fall of 1999.

Farrah Fawcett Last Rites

Similarly, WriteEditSeek adds:
The average person will never fully appreciate the difference between null and zero.You can t triple-stamp a double-stamp.

Ironman Coeur D Alene

In response, Nirmali Sivapragasam claims:
The challenges are how to expand m-money/banking services and how to protect its consumers? In cases of redress, where would customers turn to? Banks/financial institutions or the telecos? Also, how do they balanceÂ regulation without hindering innovation

Mimi Beardsley

For this purpose, Dan Fincke suggests:
Indie Rock Intellectual Vices Intellectual Virtues Intelligent Design Islam Judaism Law LGBTQAA Metaethics Metaphysics Mets

Celeste Cooper

Nazaroo has another idea:
What Jesus asks us to do in not seeking vengeance, in blessing enemies, in holding our tongues from gossip and loose condemnation of others without cause, or without two witnesses, or without mercy, is simply this:

Af Portal

Mickey McLean says it all comes down to this:
Karen: Finding a husband at a Bible College might be good. However, it may not. When I was at seminary, I got the impression that some of the women there were there to find a godly husband. That s ok. But she has to know that the husband is committed to a ministry and that she has to be at least as committed as he is. Or, it will be a bad marriage for her. She could find herself in Kenya, or always president of WMU, or some such.

Solvent

Still not being convinced, santitafarella replies:
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Montauk Monster

In addition to this, admin states:
This entry was posted on Friday, July 31st, 2009 and is filed under Atheist Tenets . You can follow any responses to this entry through RSS 2.0 . You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site.

Pimlico Racetrack

Despite the previous arguments, Bruce has many reasons to think otherwise:
I am quite convinced that fundamentalist thinking permeates virtually every aspect of humanity. Fundamentalism is most often found in religion but it is also quite prominent in economics and politics. There are right-wingers and liberals alike that can see no view but their own. No matter what, George Bush was THE man. No matter what, Barack Obama is THE man. Fundamentalist socialists and capitalists collide unwilling to grant any quarter to their opponent.

Sadie Frost

Mickey McLean sees it this way:
Report comment to moderator BY mumsee 08.05.09 AT 2:15 PM Speaking of Templeton: I just went out to see about one of the ATV s and upon opening the area where the air filter is, found a delightful family of mice living inside. There were about six adults and five cute little babies. All in a six by six inch compartment. Well, they were a bit disturbed by my presence so I encouraged them to leave because I had somebody else standing there looking at the machine and I did not want to appear too hard hearted. Then I pulled out the babies and dumped them on the ground. And there they were all helpless and squiggly and cute. So I picked them up and fed them to Wilbur. They were delighted with the midmorning snack. I love farm life but there are some things you just do. I figure that was the manufacturing plant for all those I catch in the kitchen traps so I was just stepping up production.

Wyatt Cragan

Mickey McLean might have an idea about it:
BY mumsee 08.04.09 AT 8:50 PM Now, let us talk goat. We cannot separate the sheep from the goats at this stage. Report comment to moderator

Garrison Keillor

But Victor Reppert has a different opinion:
At August 01, 2009 4:51 PM , Joshua said... I ve always considered myself a Calvinist, but now that I ve gotten to know some, I m not sure I would want to admit that. Calling some of these people "bright" is far too charitable.

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Having that in mind, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) wonders:
>>>> check your memory sticks with Memtest. Dollars to donuts you've got a bad >>>> one. Hope this helps you. JG- Hide quoted text -

Jemaah Islamiyah

Mickey McLean comes with the facts:
BY DJ 08.04.09 AT 7:52 PM Mumsee, if you keep adding to the guest list, you re going to have to do the seating arrangements too. Report comment to moderator

Cannibal Mom

Victor Reppert brings a word of caution:
It's not a question of being nice. Harsh rhetoric and cheap shots don't bring out the best in people. They don't sustain the dialogue. There's a time and a place for harsh rhetoric, but I think it is overused on Triablogue.

Puzzlewit

kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) sees it this way:
> >>>>> driver_irql_not_less_or_equal > >>>>> and it says something about disabling bios memory options such as > >>>>> caching and shadowing if this keeps happening. I have tried doing a

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2009-08-12T07:36:00.000-07:00

Mctwist

dieshellsuitdie has another idea:
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I Never Dreamed You D Leave In Summer

But humblemonkey says that's not all:
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Reaper Drone

dieshellsuitdie tells the real story:
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Sichuan Tengzhong

eagleseven brings more details:
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Buchenwald Concentration Camp

humblemonkey does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
Action-reflection is essential for this, because without it, some of us never grow up. I see this especially in the West, where our relative level of comfort and material well-being means we can create more and more comfortable lives that are insulated from the realities of community, suffering, service, and ultimately belonging and interdependence. I think young people intuitively know this, which is why they go off seeking these things in all the wrong places.. most notably gangs, and joining the military, where unfortunately they often find the opposite of the loving, caring and morally strong men and women they are looking for.

Supergator

dieshellsuitdie comes with the facts:
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Bedbugs

Thinking that's not all, eagleseven adds:
Quote: Originally Posted by eagleseven Where do you fall, and why? Please, keep your responses short and respectful (this means you, JB). I'm not sure where I fall. Where do you put someone who has a strong faith in a higher power yet totally is disgusted by every religious organization in the world? I believe in a higher power, which many call God or Allah, but have no faith in any organized religion. If I had to classify myself i'd be a Jewish Buddhist as I believe that worshiping any idols is wrong and that karma is a real force not to be trifled with. __________________ A long habit of not thinking a thing wrong, gives it a superficial appearance of being right," - Thomas Paine

Todd Genger

For example, Jess considers:
Yeah pretty powerful threats when they're combined with another offer. If you ask the child if they want a cookie or a spanking...yeah it's obvious.

Ukulele

eagleseven objects:
Quote: Originally Posted by JBeukema Quote: Originally Posted by del i believe in god/higher power/whatever. i can easily reconcile the existence of the universe without god, but i can't find a reason for its existence without one.

Aviary

eagleseven also takes into account the following fact:
Rules and Guidelines Introduce Yourself Announcements and Feedback US Discussion Current Events Politics Congress Healthcare/Insurance/Govt Healthcare

New Iphone

Jess has another idea:
Posting Rules You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts BB code is On Smilies are On [IMG] code is On HTML code is Off Forum Rules Forum Jump User Control Panel Private Messages Subscriptions Who's Online Search Forums Forums Home General Discussions Introductions & Greetings Political Discussion The Water Cooler Entertainment & Celebrities AgnosticForums.com Theism -> Agnosticism - > Atheism What is an Agnostic? General Religion Morality and Laws The Bible Evolution vs Creationism God Talk Religions Of The World Christianity Islam Hinduism Judaism

Blossom Tv Show

humblemonkey remembers that:
The second is ego. I remember this brilliant XKCD strip: Many of us are obsessed with being right religious, atheist, agnostic. Strangely, the more I live out what I believe the less concerned I am with guarding those beliefs from others. Praxis and openness to truth means that I can allow the whole field of reality to teach me, whilst still being true to my core identity and values, and, in fact, deepening them.

What Did Jon Gosselin Do

humblemonkey notices:
When our lifestyle changes then our thinking changes because of those different experiences. So just as you have said, connectedness, spirituality, ego and simply being right can create a lifestyle that can have amazing impacts on our thinking.

Molly Bish

dieshellsuitdie is absolutely sure that:
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Marie Noe

Still being unsure, Tim Enloe asks:
Thanks to a wide variety of authors in many, many books I had read over the course of several years before I came to New St. Andrews but especially during my time there I came to see that the Christian religion, the Christian Gospel, is about far more than saving souls from a radically corrupted order of mere space and time. I came to see that the Christian religion and the Christian Gospel are fundamentally about a

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2009-08-10T17:39:00.007-07:00

Alabama Football

eagleseven comes with a new idea:
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Worldstarhiphop

noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) explains:
only the third, fourth, and fifth dimensions would be horrifying. It seems obvious to me - whereas the first and second dimensions don't require the latter three in any way, the latter three

Contrave

humblemonkey gives a bit of an idea about it:
I go back to the idea of us being storypeople. We all simply want to share our stories with others and be a part of the stories God is writing in other people s lives. It s no coincidence that we have been given a biblical narrative into which to live; God created us to be people of story. We become flawed when we want to justify our stories. Or when we make the lens in which we view the world the only correct way as if our stories outweigh everyone else s. Or when we don t have grace, forgetting that the stories of our lives greatly influence how we live in this world; some people behave a certain way because that s the only story they know. Speaking of gangs, I watched a documentary on gangs in the U.S. and talked with some guys who are in a gang afterward. If you grow up in a certain hood here in the States, you belong to a certain gang. That s just how it is. They simply live into the narrative the culture has written for them wi thout even realizing there are alternative stories out there.

Synecdoche

Despite the previous arguments, santitafarella has many reasons to think otherwise:
Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. Name Mail (will not be published) Website Notify me of follow-up comments via email.

Planet Of The Apes 2001

Jess might have an idea about it:
Here's a thought...this is all we know so until we have evidence supporting anything else this is all we have. If I told a child to bow down to me and in return I would give them a cookie I am sure I'd get a few bows. After the bows I now say "You can't have the cookie now, but you will eventually get a cookie, but not in this lifetime. Continue to bow or I'll beat you until your screams become your only comfort instead of all the cookies." I'm sure some would fear me enough to continue in their worship of me. But why?

David Carradine Kung Fu

In addition to this, Tim Enloe states:
This is not to say, of course, that the practitioners of this vision are perfectâ"having fellowshipped with them all for some time, I can say that they themselves are the first to deny that. They, too, are in a process of unlearning the hollow modern lies and caricatures of Christian faith that even we Christians have been raised to believe. They, too, are just beginning their journey to the future by molding the present according to the best lessons of the past. They too, are learning how to be medieval Protestants.

Kristina Guerrero

As a result of that, Tim Enloe belives:
I Hate My Generation 4/6/04 9:34 am by William of Malmesbury (Tim Enloe)A number of years ago Shane Rosenthal of ACE wrote a wonderful little article called I Hate My Generation. In it he lamented the fact that our generation doesn t read seriously, but is always grasping after the immediate impression, the trite and superficial understanding. Citing de Tocqueville s amazing observations about American cultural introversion, Rosenthal bitterly wrote of the absolute poverty of biblical understanding amongst professing Christians in America and invoked Postman and Nietzsche as witnesses to how populism has simply destroyed the average person s ability to follow an argument and make a rational decision about a complicated issue.

Flying Pig Marathon

However, Pastor Bob Cornwall states that:
Adventures in the Spirit (Fortress, 2008) encourages believers in God to welcome dialog with science and philosophy, and not to fear any challenging implications to faith. It is with that sense of openness that I came to Robert Wright s fascinating study of the evolution of the idea of God, from its origins in hunter/gather societies to the development of the great religions especially the three Abrahamic religions. Wright admits that he approached this study with an agnostic sensibility. Indeed, the focus here is not on whether God exists, but how humans have envisioned and approached the idea of God. His is a materialist description, assuming that ideas of faith have evolved because they fulfill a role in society. Indeed, when he speaks of specific religious expressions he takes a rather minimalist view that is Jesus said and did little of what has been ascribed to him, and the stories of early Judaism, from Abraham to Moses, likely did not happen.

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dieshellsuitdie scans the other's answers and reply:
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Dating rules notices:
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humblemonkey does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
I go back to the idea of us being storypeople. We all simply want to share our stories with others and be a part of the stories God is writing in other people s lives. It s no coincidence that we have been given a biblical narrative into which to live; God created us to be people of story. We become flawed when we want to justify our stories. Or when we make the lens in which we view the world the only correct way as if our stories outweigh everyone else s. Or when we don t have grace, forgetting that the stories of our lives greatly influence how we live in this world; some people behave a certain way because that s the only story they know. Speaking of gangs, I watched a documentary on gangs in the U.S. and talked with some guys who are in a gang afterward. If you grow up in a certain hood here in the States, you belong to a certain gang. That s just how it is. They simply live into the narrative the culture has written for them without even realizing there are alternative stories out there.

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dieshellsuitdie shows how it is done:
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Depravan

But santitafarella has a different opinion:
Santi santitafarella July 29, 2009 at 12:17 am Reply You should definitely read some Lewis. I wouldn t start with Mere Christianity though, because it s kind of thin, so to speak. Get The Collected Works of C.S. Lewis http://www.amazon.com/Collected-Works-C-S-Lewis/dp/0884863387/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1248936589&sr=8-1 It s a steal at $15. It has a lot of great essays I think you d like. Concise, thought provoking, and even a little funny. Chris July 29, 2009 at 11:50 pm Reply

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Despite the previous arguments, Jess has many reasons to think otherwise:
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Ben does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
More seriously, I think the biggest shift I m making is an epistemological one. That is, away from rightly dividing the Word of Truth and towards be Holy, for I am Holy . Life is just too short and there s too much at stake to not be pragmatic about living a Christlike life And stopping to answer questions like would God let women preach is not pragmatic. That is to say, we weren t put here to waste our energy on stuff like that.

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Furthermore, dieshellsuitdie claims:
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Before going any further, santitafarella wants to get this straight:
I think that sometimes belief isn t having it all nailed down. Sometimes, I think its finding the courage to ask more questions.

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santitafarella tells the real story:
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While it may be true, eagleseven thinks:
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eagleseven has another idea:
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Before going any further, Tim Enloe wants to get this straight:
This is a noble goal, but it is one which we in the Reformational camp too often fail to achieve. For all our heroic and manful striving for the truth of the Gospel , how often do we convey to outsiders the false impression that truth is our only concern? How often do we present the Reformation as if it was solely a battle for truth in the abstract and not for truth adorned with practical goodness and beauty? How often do we talk about the Gospel and its radical solution for sin but fail to live its radical solutions for every day life?

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Pastor Bob Cornwall explains:
The idea that all people, regardless of race or nationality, are equal candidates for God s love (so long as they don t squander the opportunity!) Is a form of ethnic egalitarianism. And ethnic egalitarianism is probably closer to moral truth than the alternatives (p. 286).

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Before going any further, dieshellsuitdie wants to get this straight:
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dieshellsuitdie objects:
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However, eagleseven states that:
# 14 ( permalink ) 07-28-2009, 10:06 AM del Super Moderator Member #11827 Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 10,572 Thanks: 160 Thanked 513 Times in 389 Posts Rep Power: 194 Quote: Originally Posted by JBeukema It's not opinion, you twit. You're an idiot. That's a fact. CMM will be disappointed that it took you an extra two sentences this time. __________________ "I got them apolitical blues, the meanest blues of all. I don't care if it's John Wayne, I don't want to talk to him now."- L. George

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Jess is rather skeptical:
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Meanwhile, santitafarella came up with this idea:
Leave srschae alone. She just didn t word things right. Its kind of like in Along Came Polly when he says Polly is on the non-plan plan. You have the no- faith faith. I couldn t get through one minute without mine, but every one is different. dudethatscrazy July 28, 2009 at 8:22 pm Reply

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dieshellsuitdie thinks that the problem is:
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For example, santitafarella considers:
Chris: I ve read Lewis off and on throughout my life. As a teenager my dad found me reading The Screwtape Letters and actually took it from me (he thought it perverse and that it might lead me to see the world as demon-haunted). I ve tried to read Mere Christianity more than one time in my life, and each attempt at reading it left me unimpressed. There is something bloodless (non-Dionysian) about Lewis that I can t put my finger on. It s like he isn t acknowledging the wildness of existence at some level. I plan to read The Abolition of Man soon because I hear that it reads like a retort to Richard Rorty (long before Rorty was on the scene). But I ll check out the book you suggest. Thanks for the link. Santi

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eagleseven points out another thing aside from that:
# 14 ( permalink ) 07-28-2009, 10:06 AM del Super Moderator Member #11827 Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 10,572 Thanks: 160 Thanked 513 Times in 389 Posts Rep Power: 194 Quote: Originally Posted by JBeukema It's not opinion, you twit. You're an idiot. That's a fact. CMM will be disappointed that it took you an extra two sentences this time. __________________ "I got them apolitical blues, the meanest blues of all. I don't care if it's John Wayne, I don't want to talk to him now."- L. George

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dieshellsuitdie comes with a new idea:
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Ben imagines that:
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santitafarella intervenes and adds:
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Tim Enloe brings some great news:
In this light, allow me to reproduce in full a piece I wrote in 2001 expressing (with all the unrealistic idealism of a new convert) the way that my exposure to the view of life advocated by my teachers at New St. Andrews had affected my vision for what it meant to be Reformed. This was written for my old website (which some readers here may remember) Grace Unknown .

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Still not being convinced, dieshellsuitdie replies:
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Angelyne

santitafarella comes with a new idea:
The human mind is the weirdest thing in the universe. Nobody really has a clue how matter could have turned on as consciousness, with the mind and its amazing multitude of properties. Every one of them is a good separate reason to believe in God. Chomsky has long said he thinks language (for example) is some sort of fluke unaccountable for by natural selection. Natural selection is the guess that atheists offer for the mind s evolution, but once again, you could infer design and mind as being behind such an extraordinary phenomenon (or evolution guided by telos). And that inference is a reasonable one.

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Meanwhile, dieshellsuitdie came up with this idea:
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In other words, dieshellsuitdie puts it this way:
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Jess objects:
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Pastor Bob Cornwall points out another thing aside from that:
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santitafarella does a quick recap:
Really refreshing and interesting thoughts. I would be a theist, actually, but I confess that even so, I still have doubts. I still question from time to time. There are mornings I wake up and wonder if I m out of my mind to believe. But atheism never appealed to me either for the reasons you suggest, that it means that this life is it.

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Still being unsure, Tim Enloe asks:
societas Christiana, a new order of society which in every area of human life under the sun art, science, politics, literature, architecture, recreation, philosophy, history, jurisprudence, etc. strives to bow its knee to the Sovereign Lord Christ, who sits at the right hand of God until all His enemies are made His footstool.

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santitafarella considers that:
srschae July 28, 2009 at 12:30 pm Reply Even atheism is an odd sort of faith. There is nothinhg odd about atheism, and it is not a sort of faith; in fact, it is not a faith at all. Veronica Abbass July 28, 2009 at 7:03 pm Reply Even atheism is an odd sort of faith. There is nothing odd about atheism, and it is not a sort of faith ; in fact, it is not a faith at all. Veronica Abbass July 28, 2009 at 7:04 pm Reply

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Despite the previous arguments, dieshellsuitdie has many reasons to think otherwise:
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As a result of that, Tim Enloe belives:
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Ruth Madoff

Dating rules has another idea:
that non-Christians automatically go to hell. If yourpartnerdoes believe that, then there s likely to be friction sooner or later

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Ben scans the other's answers and reply:
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But Tim Enloe has a different opinion:
From its inception on the America Online network in 1998, this site was oriented towards introducing Fundamentalist and modern Evangelical Christians to the Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century and its modern adherents. I myself had come out of a theology-light, experience-heavy modern Evangelical background, in which I had successively moved from Baptist to charismatic to theological nomad-ism, wandering between churches unsure of anything more than the handful of basics that C.S. Lewis called Mere Christianity .

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Chris explains:
It all makes a lot more sense at the end, after we get through the history. And we're going to start back in Rome.

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Dating rules does a quick recap:
either you go along or you are in trouble. I wentwith a fundamentalist but the souring situation was stopped cold in its tracks

Melvin Purvis

Ben thinks about it:
More seriously, I think the biggest shift I m making is an epistemological one. That is, away from rightly dividing the Word of Truth and towards be Holy, for I am Holy . Life is just too short and there s too much at stake to not be pragmatic about living a Christlike life And stopping to answer questions like would God let women preach is not pragmatic. That is to say, we weren t put here to waste our energy on stuff like that.

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Dating rules is absolutely sure that:
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Levi Johnston

However, Jess thinks differently:
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Bourne Supremacy

humblemonkey thinks that the problem is:
Here are someWesley-isms for you: One of the principal rules of religion is, to lose no occasion of serving God. And, since he is invisible to our eyes, we are to serve him in our neighbour; which he receives as if done to himself in person, standing visibly before us. -JW

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dieshellsuitdie is rather skeptical:
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Before going any further, Chris wants to get this straight:
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dieshellsuitdie imagines that:
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Chris brings more details:
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 Relativism, part I: A Brief History of Nearly Everything "Questions aren t producing answers anymore, which is more and more okay - they produce great conversations. Conversations aren t lasting for one meal anymore either, they are as ongoing as dishes in the sink. I think this is the case because many questions don t have simple, straightforward answers, at least if you want a good answer. That s too neat, and life is not neat. It is messy, big, complicated, but amazing. In the conversations we have with friends, life gets unraveled, or better painted, life gets untangled so as to be unfurled." [ Jeremiah Aja ]

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santitafarella does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
Santi santitafarella July 29, 2009 at 12:17 am Reply You should definitely read some Lewis. I wouldn t start with Mere Christianity though, because it s kind of thin, so to speak. Get The Collected Works of C.S. Lewis http://www.amazon.com/Collected-Works-C-S-Lewis/dp/0884863387/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1248936589&sr=8-1 It s a steal at $15. It has a lot of great essays I think you d like. Concise, thought provoking, and even a little funny. Chris July 29, 2009 at 11:50 pm Reply

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In other words, humblemonkey puts it this way:
humblemonkey said this on July 29, 2009 at 1:56 am | Reply Oh my! I have been that comic strip . . . I still am sometimes (hence the desire to delete FBC from my FB in my previous blog post). Ai yi yi!

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Having that in mind, Tim Enloe wonders:
Lex Rex and Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos, not to mention much great music that is still enjoyed today. But these days, the ability that such Protestants had to write profound epic poetry or analyses of political theory simply doesn t exist and most Reformed people don t even have the patience to try to work their way through such productions of our most immediate ancestors.

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Tim Enloe shows how it is done:
No longer will this site be geared towards merely introducing generic, modern Reformational Protestantism. That entity, I am convinced, is in trouble in our day precisely because it shares so many assumptions with the dying Modern paradigm it claims to abhorâ"assumptions such as the primacy of the individualâs experience over the corporate experience, lack of interest in beauty and goodness as the complements of truth (the three faces of culture), historical tunnel vision, a right-wing reactionary mentality, and more.

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dieshellsuitdie gives a bit of an idea about it:
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However, humblemonkey states that:
Ciona said this on July 29, 2009 at 3:33 pm | Reply Would love to hear that song =) I wrote a similar one a few years back.. using the clay metaphor though, allowing myself to be moulded despite the discomfort sometimes.. humblemonkey said this on July 29, 2009 at 9:34 pm | Reply

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Pastor Bob Cornwall brings more details:
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Jess shows how it is done:
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dieshellsuitdie brings more details:
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Hagiography

eagleseven shows how it is done:
Quote: Originally Posted by del i believe in god/higher power/whatever. i can easily reconcile the existence of the universe without god, but i can't find a reason for its existence without one.

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For example, eagleseven considers:
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Dating rules is absolutely sure that:
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As a result of that, dieshellsuitdie belives:
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Thinking that's not all, dieshellsuitdie adds:
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Chris comes with a new idea:
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eagleseven comes with a new idea:
Quote: Originally Posted by del i believe in god/higher power/whatever. i can easily reconcile the existence of the universe without god, but i can't find a reason for its existence without one.

Jeff Francoeur

As santitafarella says:
I define faith as an emotional commitment to a worldview that exceeds what is currently known (or can be known) empirically. Faith is any belief that cannot derive its warrant from the empirical. Atheism fits into this definition as thoroughly as any religion. To say that all events in nature the laws of physics, the first cell, the advent of mind etc. are the products of blind atoms contingently shifting in the void vastly exceeds what we can know empirically, and yet it is the premise underlying all atheism. Atheism has an enormous burden of proof to overcome. It must explain how the appearance of order and information in the universe and I mean ALL of it is actually the product of blind contingencies. It is so far from doing this that it isn t even funny.

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But noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyma n) says that's not all:
4. Authority/Respect - concerning social and cultural hierarchies, and tradition. 5. Purity/Sanctity - concerning resistance to cultural immorality and/or physical contamination.

Lox

For example, humblemonkey considers:

Testicular Torsion

Ben brings a word of caution:
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Viva Vienna

Dating rules brings more details:
when her church stepped in and asked for 10% tithe on gross earnings and others in the church gave her a

Lily Burk

Jess might have an idea about it:
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Freddie Glenn

Having that in mind, humblemonkey wonders:
I go back to the idea of us being storypeople. We all simply want to share our stories with others and be a part of the stories God is writing in other people s lives. It s no coincidence that we have been given a biblical narrative into which to live; God created us to be people of story. We become flawed when we want to justify our stories. Or when we make the lens in which we view the world the only correct way as if our stories outweigh everyone else s. Or when we don t have grace, forgetting that the stories of our lives greatly influence how we live in this world; some people behave a certain way because that s the only story they know. Speaking of gangs, I watched a documentary on gangs in the U.S. and talked with some guys who are in a gang afterward. If you grow up in a certain hood here in the States, you belong to a certain gang. That s just how it is. They simply live into the narrative the culture has written for them without even realizing the re are alternative stories out there.

Nate Mclouth

However, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) thinks differently:
absolutely require the first and second to be present as well. Think of all the greatest ethical cock-ups in human history; the ancient Hebrew war crimes, the Crusades, the Inquisition, the Holocaust, all the various genocides of native peoples in the Americas and Africa. Can anyone credibly argue that these atrocities resulted from applications of the first or second moral dimensions? Or were they all

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Still being unsure, dieshellsuitdie asks:
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Jess objects:
Agreed, and I think it's funny that I could manifest a new religion right now that would benefit mankind More than the flawed teachings of Christianity.

Terri Schiavo

Dating rules thinks that the problem is:
Mr Hex Vision Said, Get her to Give you what you want for the lie of accepting christ

Blizzcon

humblemonkey considers that:
Thank you for this post. Challenging to consider when I most often think of this topic on its head!

Cheyenne Woods

santitafarella comes with the facts:
Really refreshing and interesting thoughts. I would be a theist, actually, but I confess that even so, I still have doubts. I still question from time to time. There are mornings I wake up and wonder if I m out of my mind to believe. But atheism never appealed to me either for the reasons you suggest, that it means that this life is it.

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Nanny Mcphee

eagleseven objects:
# 14 ( permalink ) 07-28-2009, 10:06 AM del Super Moderator Member #11827 Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 10,572 Thanks: 160 Thanked 513 Times in 389 Posts Rep Power: 194 Quote: Originally Posted by JBeukema It's not opinion, you twit. You're an idiot. That's a fact. CMM will be disappointed that it took you an extra two sentences this time. __________________ "I got them apolitical blues, the meanest blues of all. I don't care if it's John Wayne, I don't want to talk to him now."- L. George

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eagleseven might have an idea about it:
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Ben might have an idea about it:
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However, santitafarella states that:
srschae July 28, 2009 at 12:30 pm Reply Even atheism is an odd sort of faith. There is nothinhg odd about atheism, and it is not a sort of faith; in fact, it is not a faith at all. Veronica Abbass July 28, 2009 at 7:03 pm Reply Even atheism is an odd sort of faith. There is nothing odd about atheism, and it is not a sort of faith ; in fact, it is not a faith at all. Veronica Abbass July 28, 2009 at 7:04 pm Reply

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Tim Enloe thinks about it:
Here was a Christianity that strove diligently to submit all areas of life to the lordship of Christ, for the glory of God alone, on the firm, glad foundation provided by the beautiful reconciliation of divine justice and divine mercy in the imputed righteousness of Christ.

Connie Culp

While it may be true, Dating rules thinks:
. If you have any further questions, contact me personally and I ll tell you anything I know. edsawyer - goodnight, Debra Said, IF you are really love does this really matter??? LOVE is unconditional doesn t have boundaries . Ask yourselves Look in each others eyes? Are you in love if you are happy does this really matter? Or is just some religious bar you are holding in your head that will make you happy IF you can jump over it because when you to come to the agreement of the current situation then your lives can go normally or whatever you d like to call it. Religiously responsible . While you hold true to your faith . Why can t you hold your love ? Are you love ?

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) considers that:
*Disclaimer: It's now been a couple weeks since I heard the lecture, and I didn't anticipate wishing, in retrospect, that I had taken notes. I'll leave obvious disclaimers here and there when I don't remember something, some things I've looked up online to ensure their accuracy, but some things might be mistaken. If that's the case, don't hesitate to let me know!

Iranian Revolution

Pastor Bob Cornwall has another idea:
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Xscape

But dieshellsuitdie says that's not all:
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Lewis Black

Despite the previous arguments, dieshellsuitdie has many reasons to think otherwise:
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Seagulling

Ben says it all comes down to this:
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eagleseven is not really sure about that:
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dieshellsuitdie is not really sure about that:
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dieshellsuitdie sees it this way:

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Jess brings more details:
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As a result of that, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) belives:
I am (as anybody who s been paying attention knows) a skeptic, and I am also largely a libertarian, at least as libertarianism is actually defined - I don t necessarily have a lot in common with most other people who call themselves libertarian. More on that in a bit.

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Having that in mind, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) wonders:
For my part, if you want to get more specific, I would describe myself as a civil libertarian, economic agnostic. I think civil liberties - which is to say, freedom, the very basis of my morality - are the most important thing in society. And the more I read about economics, the more I m convinced that nobody has any idea what they re doing, and as long as the government doesn t stray too far in either direction, the economy largely is largely unaffected by government policy.

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humblemonkey says it all comes down to this:
Do all the good you can, in all the ways you can, to all the souls you can, in every place you can, at all the times you can, with all the zeal you can, as long as ever you can. -JW

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eagleseven sees it this way:
here's a thought; your opinion means nothing to me. __________________ "I got them apolitical blues, the meanest blues of all. I don't care if it's John Wayne, I don't want to talk to him now."- L. George

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In response, eagleseven claims:
# 8 ( permalink ) 07-28-2009, 09:09 AM Anguille Bane of the Urbane Member #9156 Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 11,159 Thanks: 287 Thanked 184 Times in 158 Posts Rep Power: 150 I'm agnostic in my mind. Atheist in my heart. Existence need not justify itself by providing a reason.

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eagleseven explains:
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For example, Pastor Bob Cornwall considers:
In short, the moral imagination, like other parts of the human mind, is designed to steer us through the successful playing of games -- to realize the gains of non-zero-sum games when those gains are to be had, and to get the better of the other party in zero-sum games. Indeed, the moral imagination is one of the main drivers of the pattern we've seen throughout the book: the tendency to find tolerance in one's religion when the people in question are people you can do business with and to find intolerance or even belligerence when you perceive the relationship to be instead zero-sum (p. 420).

Wendy Touton

Similarly, Tim Enloe adds:
Call yourself Reformed and use every minute of your time exploring the grandeurs of abstract soteriological propositions, and everything is cool. Spend your days trying to peer into other people s souls to determine whether they really believe the Gospel, and you will not have any troubles with your friends. Obtusely pretend that the Second Great Awakening didn t just twist Presbyterianism inside and out and leave us with this big stinking mess of sectarianism, individualism, sentimentalism, and sacramental rationalism, and you are just on the cutting edge of Reformed discourse. Always support Evangelicals no matter what shallow, prejudiced trash they come up with about Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox, and you demonstrate your deep and abiding love for the Gospel and Christian unity.

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Jess gives a bit of an idea about it:
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Still being unsure, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) asks:
*Disclaimer: It's now been a couple weeks since I heard the lecture, and I didn't anticipate wishing, in retrospect, that I had taken notes. I'll leave obvious disclaimers here and there when I don't remember something, some things I've looked up online to ensure their accuracy, but some things might be mistaken. If that's the case, don't hesitate to let me know!

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santitafarella objects:
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Tim Enloe explains:
This is not to say either that I completely avoided doctrine in the former phase or completely ignored personal holiness in the latter phase. Still, the marked tendencies of each phase tended to be rather out of balance in opposite directions, as did the daily life I led in pursuit of those tendencies. As an anti-intellectual evangelical, I had been pietistic and ineffective. As an intellectualized Reformed believer I was rationalistic and ineffective. It was a long time before this strange irony became evident to me.

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dieshellsuitdie points out another thing aside from that:
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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) also takes into account the following fact:
Similarly, I might describe my opinion on economic policy as, "Presuming that a society has sufficient resources to provide a basic standard of living for all it s people, those people have more of a right to this security than they do to retain any degree of wealth that they are able to acquire." Of course, actual policy is far more detailed than that; there s more to the issue when it comes to the estate tax or capital gains taxes, but you probably get what I mean.

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santitafarella might have an idea about it:
There is the nasty fact that the universe is gorgeously mathematical. For example, take a look at physicist Garrett Lisi s E8 scaffolding on which he thinks the universe hangs (link here ). It s beauty and intricacy are at once wonder-generating and terrifying. It seems to beg the question: Is a universe like this the product of blind material forces? Why does such exquisite mathematical beauty and order seem to be beneath things?

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santitafarella explains:
The human mind is the weirdest thing in the universe. Nobody really has a clue how matter could have turned on as consciousness, with the mind and its amazing multitude of properties. Every one of them is a good separate reason to believe in God. Chomsky has long said he thinks language (for example) is some sort of fluke unaccountable for by natural selection. Natural selection is the guess that atheists offer for the mind s evolution, but once again, you could infer design and mind as being behind such an extraordinary phenomenon (or evolution guided by telos). And that inference is a reasonable one.

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Still being unsure, Dating rules asks:
SuperPri Said, I think you shouldboth respect eachother s beliefs. But I am not sure if you know

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) is not really sure about that:
So, given a.) my position on civil liberties is that the government, as the current largest infringer upon civil liberties, should go curl up in a corner and die (except to the extent that it needs to remain to prevent private citizens from infringing upon the liberties of other private citizens), and b.) my position on economics is that it doesn t matter what the government does, I figure c.) I might as well be consistent and say government should just curl up and die in general, for the sake of simplicity if somebody wants a broad overview rather than the nuanced particulars.

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) brings a word of caution:
July 28, 2009 4:52 PM Malimar said... It is exactly as jdhuey says: Shermer s system is descriptive, not prescriptive. He s saying "This is what people in general think of as moral", not "This is what I think of as moral". The distinction is vital.

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Similarly, dieshellsuitdie adds:
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Having that in mind, Ben wonders:
More seriously, I think the biggest shift I m making is an epistemological one. That is, away from rightly dividing the Word of Truth and towards be Holy, for I am Holy . Life is just too short and there s too much at stake to not be pragmatic about living a Christlike life And stopping to answer questions like would God let women preach is not pragmatic. That is to say, we weren t put here to waste our energy on stuff like that.

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As noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) says:
painfully obviously the result of the latter three being more powerful than the first two, in the cultures in question?

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For this reason, Pastor Bob Cornwall says:
The goal, of course, is to move to the point where more and more of our relationships are non-zero-sum! So, if you're up for the challenge then this will be a most helpful and intriguing book.

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Before going any further, dieshellsuitdie wants to get this straight:

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In other words, santitafarella puts it this way:
An Agnostic Lists Eight Pretty Good Reasons for Believing in God with 9 comments As an agnostic, I don t necessarily advocate God belief. In fact,Â I think that there are a lot of very good reasons not to believe in God (the problem of suffering being very high on my personal list), and I think that all the things I could list as reasons to believe in God have atheist retorts (some weaker, some stronger). But in any case, here areÂ eight (to my mind) good reasons (were I so inclined) to believe in God:

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Meanwhile, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) came up with this idea:
I am (as anybody who s been paying attention knows) a skeptic, and I am also largely a libertarian, at least as libertarianism is actually defined - I don t necessarily have a lot in common with most other people who call themselves libertarian. More on that in a bit.

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But Dating rules has a different opinion:
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Jess scans the other's answers and reply:
Agreed, and I think it's funny that I could manifest a new religion right now that would benefit mankind More than the flawed teachings of Christianity.

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In addition to this, eagleseven states:
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dieshellsuitdie considers that:
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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) sees it this way:
About "freedom" as a distinct moral principle, I would assume that it falls under the category of "fairness/justice." Human rights are one such concept that are placed in this category. I think of it this way: Is it accurate to say that a person whose rights are being infringed upon is "being treated unfairly"?

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Having that in mind, santitafarella wonders:
Santi santitafarella July 29, 2009 at 12:17 am Reply You should definitely read some Lewis. I wouldn t start with Mere Christianity though, because it s kind of thin, so to speak. Get The Collected Works of C.S. Lewis http://www.amazon.com/Collected-Works-C-S-Lewis/dp/0884863387/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1248936589&sr=8-1 It s a steal at $15. It has a lot of great essays I think you d like. Concise, thought provoking, and even a little funny. Chris July 29, 2009 at 11:50 pm Reply

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Despite the previous arguments, eagleseven has many reasons to think otherwise:
Quote: Originally Posted by del i believe in god/higher power/whatever. i can easily reconcile the existence of the universe without god, but i can't find a reason for its existence without one.

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In other words, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) puts it this way:
Of course, this seems to imply that conservatives on social issues, or liberals on economic issues, consider "freedom" to be irrelevant. On the contrary, I m sure a conservative could re-state his or her social policy as, "Human beings have a right to live in a society wherein marriage is only recognized as between one man and one woman." Or even more accurately, "Human beings have less of a right to legally marry those of the same sex than they do to live in a society formed of one-man, one-woman marriage." Obviously, I think that this is completely stupid, but you see my point.

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Pastor Bob Cornwall points out another thing aside from that:
A Word to the Wise This is a personal blog and any statements found here,whether theological, political, or otherwise stated, should not be taken as officially representing my congregation, denomination, and most especially the members of my family. All must be left to speak for themselves!

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santitafarella objects:
What annoys me are atheists who don t even see problems for their own side. They are like the fundamentalists who can t see or won t acknowledge errors, contradictions, or absurdities in the Bible. You point them out and they say, I don t see the problem or That has an easy solution! Like religious fundamentalists, there are atheists who paper over all the problems with atheism and pretend that atheism, in terms of its global explanation for things (naturalism, materialism, natural selection), is all air and sunlight.

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Ben also takes into account the following fact:
nocodad Says: July 29, 2009 at 2:45 pm Who defines what is pragmatic? You? Log in to Reply Ben Says: July 29, 2009 at 2:47 pm Yep, pretty much. If you want to decide what s pragmatic for yourself, be my guest. Log in to Reply nocodad Says: July 29, 2009 at 8:41 pm Well then, if a person decides its pragmatic to rob you of all of your possessions and kill you and all of your family, you would support them in their ideology I hope since you believe anyone can decide what is pragmatic for them right? Log in to Reply

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Dating rules brings a word of caution:
that hinder our relationship. So long as you clear the air, with any luckthereshould be no problem

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eagleseven might have an idea about it:
Agnostic , because of personal life experiences, education (school and self), and empiricism as a life philosophy. Because of those things I can't believe in a higher power for which there is no evidence and/or all evidence suggests that if there is a higher power (for which there is no evidence) its nothing like the ones described in all the holy texts and religions in the world. JB sort of has a point, but we all get the idea even if he doesn't. __________________ Faith is nothing more than the desire to believe. If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things. -Rene Descartes

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Dating rules scans the other's answers and reply:
Both are a problem, and you need the air cleared first. My wife is at least nominally Muslim and I am an

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In contrast, dieshellsuitdie replies:
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Still being unsure, dieshellsuitdie asks:
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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) considers that:
Here's where I think Shermer went wrong. If one wishes to defend libertarianism, I think the best way to go about it is to make a case that the first two moral dimensions provide all the foundation you need to build libertarianism from, using reason and critical thinking. The implications of this research is that a libertarian ideology does take some fuel from the latter three dimensions. If that's the case, then Shermer has considerably

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As a result of that, Ben belives:
nocodad Says: July 29, 2009 at 2:45 pm Who defines what is pragmatic? You? Log in to Reply Ben Says: July 29, 2009 at 2:47 pm Yep, pretty much. If you want to decide what s pragmatic for yourself, be my guest. Log in to Reply nocodad Says: July 29, 2009 at 8:41 pm Well then, if a person decides its pragmatic to rob you of all of your possessions and kill you and all of your family, you would support them in their ideology I hope since you believe anyone can decide what is pragmatic for them right? Log in to Reply

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Meanwhile, santitafarella came up with this idea:
Chris: I ve read Lewis off and on throughout my life. As a teenager my dad found me reading The Screwtape Letters and actually took it from me (he thought it perverse and that it might lead me to see the world as demon-haunted). I ve tried to read Mere Christianity more than one time in my life, and each attempt at reading it left me unimpressed. There is something bloodless (non-Dionysian) about Lewis that I can t put my finger on. It s like he isn t acknowledging the wildness of existence at some level. I plan to read The Abolition of Man soon because I hear that it reads like a retort to Richard Rorty (long before Rorty was on the scene). But I ll check out the book you suggest. Thanks for the link. Santi

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In addition to this, dieshellsuitdie states:
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eagleseven intervenes and adds:
# 10 ( permalink ) 07-28-2009, 09:18 AM Coloradomtnman On the summit. Member #12120 Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 1,749 Thanks: 237 Thanked 73 Times in 57 Posts Rep Power: 21 Quote: Originally Posted by JBeukema CMM could have answered in two words, but he decided to ramble and the OP worded things terribly. 'Agnostic' doesn't answer the real question. Yeah...I rambled on. A whole 3 sentences worth. But I didn't make myself an asshole in only one. __________________ Faith is nothing more than the desire to believe. If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things. -Rene Descartes

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But Dating rules says that's not all:
Both are a problem, and you need the air cleared first. My wife is at least nominally Muslim and I am an

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) can't forget that:
WRT the idea of freedom as a moral dimension, I suspect that it is subsumed under the dimension of fairness. Or, perhaps, it is more of a Meta-consideration. Since most moral decisions are about restrictions on personnel actions, the moral calculation is on when is it correct to limit freedom - thus it isn t really a dimension of the factors that influence that calculation.

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As a result of that, Dating rules belives:
if there is a god or not (a+gnosis=knowledge, in Greek). So if you believe in God, you might as well be Christian, because the

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santitafarella sees it this way:
There is the nasty fact that the universe is lawful, and if one is a materialist then you have a chicken and egg problem. Where did matter come from? Where the laws? Which came first? From whom or what? And what about that nasty dilemma of the precision of the physical constants? Lucky us, huh? The laws of nature seem to suggest that there is some sort of telos behind them.

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Having that in mind, Dating rules wonders:
if there is a god or not (a+gnosis=knowledge, in Greek). So if you believe in God, you might as well be Christian, because the

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Jess is rather skeptical:
..... I am not going to tell people there is no God cause no one knows....just making a point that it's plausible that there is not...and if there is I would hope it would be different than Christianity portrays

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Jess might have an idea about it:
Jess Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 1 Just A Thought.... So I have this song stuck in my head from my childhood called "Give Thanks." Here are some of the lyrics: "Give thanks with a grateful heart, give thanks to the holy one, give thanks because he's given Jesus Christ his son."

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In addition to this, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) states:
Yeah, at first it seemed like Shermer was simply describing this research, but like I said, at one point he put that slide up, obviously stating that we can not afford to "give up" the third, fourth, and fifth moral dimensions. From there, he launched into a series of factoids that supposedly supported libertarianism. That s my question for him - he does present this information as prescriptive.

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Pastor Bob Cornwall also takes into account the following fact:
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Still not being convinced, Jess replies:
Quote: Originally Posted by Jess I am not going to tell people there is no God cause no one knows....just making a point that it's plausible that there is not...and if there is I would hope it would be different than Christianity portrays

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For this reason, dieshellsuitdie says:
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Before going any further, Jess wants to get this straight:
Quote: Originally Posted by Jess Here's a thought...this is all we know so until we have evidence supporting anything else this is all we have.

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santitafarella brings more details:
Veronica,I agree with dudethatscrazy. I think that atheism is obviously a faith, but I don t even think (as dudethatscrazy does) that it is a negative faith. I think it is a positive faith. Atheism is a blatant positive commitment to non-teleological naturalism as a global explanation for all phenomena. It thus leaps to an inference that goes far beyond the empirical (at least as we have it today).

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) notices:
July 28, 2009 10:34 AM Ing said... Ingroup, Authority and Tradition seem amoral to me rather than moral or immoral, why are they part of pillers of morality?

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Despite the previous arguments, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) has many reasons to think otherwise:
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Furthermore, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) claims:
The focal point of Shermer's talk, to my mind, is his discussion of the Five Moral Dimensions, a very interesting bit of research into the ethics of human cultures and individuals, which is being headed by Jonathan Haidt. You can read about these moral dimensions that he proposes

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Ben does a quick recap:

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Ben tells the real story:
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dieshellsuitdie thinks that the problem is:
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Despite the previous arguments, dieshellsuitdie has many reasons to think otherwise:
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dieshellsuitdie can't forget that:
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Furthermore, Tim Enloe claims:
Here was objective truth that was unafraid to face any contender on the field of intellectual endeavor, yet which could devastate the most die-hard agnosticism by simply laughing at it over a cup of fine wine or meditating on the simple pleasures of a kiss.

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eagleseven is not really sure about that:
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Despite the previous arguments, dieshellsuitdie has many reasons to think otherwise:
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Tim Enloe tells the real story:
Again, the culprit was the remaining adversarialism of the Us Vs. Them mentality of the Fundamentalist world, transferred into my attempts to present and defend the Reformation against all the monsters slavering around outside the camp. Having become Reformed largely as a reaction to personal spiritual problems which I identified as being rooted in Modernity (the complex world and life system built up over the past 300 or so years), I spun nearly everything I learned in my Liberal Arts studies as Darkness Vs. Light attacks on Modernity and of course, on anyone I identified as being enmeshed within it.

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Dating rules scans the other's answers and reply:
withoutreligion, it may be very tough to livewitheachother. If she is fundamentalist, you are in trouble Because fundamentalists are passionate believers and

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Eileen Connolly

santitafarella brings a word of caution:
srschae July 28, 2009 at 12:30 pm Reply Even atheism is an odd sort of faith. There is nothinhg odd about atheism, and it is not a sort of faith; in fact, it is not a faith at all. Veronica Abbass July 28, 2009 at 7:03 pm Reply Even atheism is an odd sort of faith. There is nothing odd about atheism, and it is not a sort of faith ; in fact, it is not a faith at all. Veronica Abbass July 28, 2009 at 7:04 pm Reply

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However, santitafarella thinks differently:
Teleological explanation has an equally large burden of proof in the opposite direction. I m simply saying that to be an atheist requires faith in precisely the same way that being a theist requires faith.

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Before going any further, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) wants to get this straight:
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In contrast, Tim Enloe replies:
But something was missing, and long it was before I realized what. As I devoured books about the propositions of the Christian faith, I continually faced the inability of my modern Evangelical theology of grace to produce real, lasting victory over sin in my life. Increasingly I found myself driven towards the theology of the Reformation. It alone seemed to offer hope of actually overcoming sin by focusing my attention on Christ and His perfect righteousness rather than on my own filthy rags and merits earned through letting go and letting God and the pseudo-sacrament of the altar call . Though I didnât know it then, I was beginning to sense the goodness and beauty of the Reformational view, despite continuing to think of it almost entirely in terms of truth.

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) comes with the facts:
I ll refrain from comment on the government curling up in a corner and dying, as my rant is stupid-long already. ;) July 29, 2009 3:23 PM

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) comes with the facts:
we require the third, fourth, or fifth moral dimensions to condemn the actions of fundamentalist terrorists. Really? Take a good look at the first and second moral dimensions - does Shermer really think that we cannot possibly condemn violent religious extremism based on these first two (most espescially the second)?

Audiogon

eagleseven brings more details:
# 6 ( permalink ) 07-28-2009, 09:00 AM JBeukema Persona Non Grata Member #19207 Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 6,243 Thanks: 196 Thanked 123 Times in 105 Posts Rep Power: 36 CMM could have answered in two words, but he decided to ramble and the OP worded things terribly. 'Agnostic' doesn't answer the real question. __________________ Founding member of the Society for the Betterment of Man Quote: Originally Posted by KittenKoder No ... now you are being dishonest by telling the truth ..

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) thinks that the problem is:
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santitafarella might have an idea about it:
Chris: I ve read Lewis off and on throughout my life. As a teenager my dad found me reading The Screwtape Letters and actually took it from me (he thought it perverse and that it might lead me to see the world as demon-haunted). I ve tried to read Mere Christianity more than one time in my life, and each attempt at reading it left me unimpressed. There is something bloodless (non-Dionysian) about Lewis that I can t put my finger on. It s like he isn t acknowledging the wildness of existence at some level. I plan to read The Abolition of Man soon because I hear that it reads like a retort to Richard Rorty (long before Rorty was on the scene). But I ll check out the book you suggest. Thanks for the link. Santi

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humblemonkey thinks about it:
Oh wow . . . a tome on church history. Good stuff! I really love Wesley and his work towards justice in regards to slavery, the poor and the imprisoned. And he maintained a faithful commitment to evangelism and preaching salvation.

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Furthermore, Ben claims:
nocodad Says: July 29, 2009 at 2:45 pm Who defines what is pragmatic? You? Log in to Reply Ben Says: July 29, 2009 at 2:47 pm Yep, pretty much. If you want to decide what s pragmatic for yourself, be my guest. Log in to Reply nocodad Says: July 29, 2009 at 8:41 pm Well then, if a person decides its pragmatic to rob you of all of your possessions and kill you and all of your family, you would support them in their ideology I hope since you believe anyone can decide what is pragmatic for them right? Log in to Reply

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santitafarella says it all comes down to this:
Pessimism v. optimism. Atheism is a deeply unsatisfying philosophy. It gives one zero hope of life having any larger meaning than the present. The curtain closeth soon. Neither history nor individual lives amount to more than zero. Just fifty years from now, all us adults around here today will be forgotten or old and on our way out. Atheism seems to me a natural breeder of nihilism. Nietzsche saw this. There are some comforts of God-faith that the atheist must do without. Atheism is an honest, heroic, and difficult path, but the temptation to nihilism has to be daily resisted or sublimated. Atheism is not something to choose lightly. Camus said: We must imagine Sisyphus happy. But that s not easy to do, is it? The guy on the cross at least offers transcendence. Sisyphus offers a futile push of a rock that s going to, ultimately, roll back over you.

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In contrast, Pastor Bob Cornwall replies:
Unlike the so-called New Atheists, Wright takes religion and religious people quite seriously. He may be agnostic, or even an atheist, but he recognizes that religion played and continues to play an important role in increasingly complex societies, providing both social cohesion and moral direction. Indeed, it is the moral imagination that most clearly emerges as the idea of God evolves over time. In saying that God evolves, Wright takes no position on the existence of this or any other god. It s not a question of whether God, if God exists, has developed over time, only that our ideas of God and our expectations of God and of religion have developed over time.

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santitafarella tells the real story:
I think that sometimes belief isn t having it all nailed down. Sometimes, I think its finding the courage to ask more questions.

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Having that in mind, dieshellsuitdie wonders:
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santitafarella brings more details:
Leave srschae alone. She just didn t word things right. Its kind of like in Along Came Polly when he says Polly is on the non-plan plan. You have the no- faith faith. I couldn t get through one minute without mine, but every one is different. dudethatscrazy July 28, 2009 at 8:22 pm Reply

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For this reason, santitafarella says:
Santi santitafarella July 29, 2009 at 12:17 am Reply You should definitely read some Lewis. I wouldn t start with Mere Christianity though, because it s kind of thin, so to speak. Get The Collected Works of C.S. Lewis http://www.amazon.com/Collected-Works-C-S-Lewis/dp/0884863387/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1248936589&sr=8-1 It s a steal at $15. It has a lot of great essays I think you d like. Concise, thought provoking, and even a little funny. Chris July 29, 2009 at 11:50 pm Reply

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humblemonkey can't forget that:
I wrote a song many moons ago about instead of trying to write my own stories, I d like to pass the pen back to God and be a part of the story God s already writing in the world. Instead of writing God into lines of my story, I pray Christ will write me into his beautiful narrative. How freeing it will be to simply live into that story, to surrender to Christ each day, to stop thinking and start living . . .

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Tim Enloe might have an idea about it:
Unfortunately, there was a Dark Side. I had come to the full-orbed, organic, world-embracing and world-transforming vision of the classical and Christian Liberal Arts late in life. I started at New St. Andrews when I was 27, and did not finish until I was 35. This being the case, one would have thought that I could not have claimed any superior virtue in the Liberal Arts over the Reformed world that I was criticizing. In my more self-congratulatory moments, I would have optimistically described my own attitude as an I see the problem, but I m wrapped up in it, too, and am trying to find the answers I don t yet have. Nevertheless, as I went about applying the insights gained from my ongoing Liberal Arts studies to Reformed theology and apologetics, many of my Reformed critics took me to be saying I am better than you bozos, and I wish everyone could just be as smart and informed as me. Why was that?

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Having that in mind, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) wonders:
Surprisingly, the most interesting lecture, to me, was Michael Shermer talking about Libertarianism, and that was precisely because I disagreed with him more than any other speaker!

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eagleseven sees it this way:
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Before going any further, humblemonkey wants to get this straight:
One is apathy.Â I cannot ignore the suffering of a world that I choose to engage with on a practical and spiritual level, due to the simple fact that its freedom and liberation is tied up with mine.

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Tim Enloe brings some great news:
In 1998 I discovered the work of a small group of men and women in tiny Moscow, Idaho. At first I simply read their periodical, Credenda / Agenda ( things to be believed / things to be done ). As time progressed, I read some of the books put out by their publishing arm, Canon Press. Space fails me to describe how astounded I was at the vision of Reformational faith and practice they set forth. Here indeed was uncompromising theology and concern for truth, but not truth portrayed as dry propositions to be plugged into a Christian worldview and practiced mainly on the battlefield of apologetics and polemics. Rather, here was truth portrayed as something to be incarnated in the real world, not merely speculated about in the mind (or in the disembodied fashion characteristic of the Internet!)

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humblemonkey explains:
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santitafarella comes with the facts:
The human mind is the weirdest thing in the universe. Nobody really has a clue how matter could have turned on as consciousness, with the mind and its amazing multitude of properties. Every one of them is a good separate reason to believe in God. Chomsky has long said he thinks language (for example) is some sort of fluke unaccountable for by natural selection. Natural selection is the guess that atheists offer for the mind s evolution, but once again, you could infer design and mind as being behind such an extraordinary phenomenon (or evolution guided by telos). And that inference is a reasonable one.

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Having that in mind, Chris wonders:
That is why one should not ask someone from the older generations to describe the younger generations unless he or she is prepared to take the answer with a salt mine (a grain of salt is, in this case, a gross understatement). Postmodernity has gotten an undeserved mark on its record for being "morally and ethically relativistic," a label that is at best misunderstood, and at worst slander. To understand this, though, we have to go back and take a look at some of the paradigm changes over the past few millenia.

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) gives a bit of an idea about it:
July 28, 2009 5:08 PM Marc_Newcomb said... Freedom is definitely different enough to be considered as an extra moral dimension, especially in a test which is comparing liberals with conservatives, since personal freedom is the basis of a lot of conservative/libertarian economic policy and some liberal social policy. Reducing harm and ensuring fairness often involve restricting freedom, so it can t be merged with one of those two.

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In response, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) claims:
There were a number of papers he referenced, which I have hunted for but have been unable to find. One such point was a study of different papers claiming that there have been zero wars between liberal democracies for some considerable period of time. Without access to the original research or the criteria used to categorize the nations in question (and Shermer even mentioned that some of these criteria were a bit questionable) I can't really comment on this seemingly significant claim. All I will say is that there were just over 200 wars during this period between non-democratic countries, and almost 170 wars between one or more non-democratic countries and democratic countries, which makes me question the criteria used. Also, I would find this point much more persuasive if those wars between democratic and non-democratic countries were overwhelmingly instigated by the non-democratic countries, which is not the case. Of course, this also assumes as an unstated premise t hat a liberal democracy must by definition be a strictly capitalist culture, with no socialist policy at all, which is completely untrue.

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As Tim Enloe says:
Tim Enloe, September 2001 The above piece is an example of the Light Side of the Force, so to speak the positive, non-polemical, constructive side of what was happening to me.

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In other words, Tim Enloe puts it this way:
This week alone I have had to explain to three Protestants, all of them professing Trinitarians, why Mormon and Jehovah s Witness baptisms do not constitute Christian baptisms on the terms of the Nicene Creed. And why? Well, their worldview was so radically shaken by what they consider to be the horrifying implications of admitting that Romish baptism is a legitimate Christian baptism and Roman Catholics are therefore Christians that they would rather tacitly deny the Nicene Creed and orthodox Trinitarianism than re-think their little prejudices about the dirtiness of the Roman Catholic religion and the purity of Reformed religion. Never mind that the Reformers accepted Romish baptism (because they knew if they didn t they would entirely cut themselves off from the historic Church and render themselves entirely lacking in any ability to claim authority as ministers); today we are wiser than the Reformers, having purged the Reformation of the last of the Romish leaven that poor Luther and Calvin missed.

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Similarly, santitafarella adds:
I think that sometimes belief isn t having it all nailed down. Sometimes, I think its finding the courage to ask more questions.

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Ben brings a word of caution:
This entry was posted on July 29, 2009 at 2:13 pm and is filed under Religion . 5 Responses to Christian Agnostic

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santitafarella remembers that:
An Agnostic Lists Eight Pretty Good Reasons for Believing in God with 9 comments As an agnostic, I don t necessarily advocate God belief. In fact,Â I think that there are a lot of very good reasons not to believe in God (the problem of suffering being very high on my personal list), and I think that all the things I could list as reasons to believe in God have atheist retorts (some weaker, some stronger). But in any case, here areÂ eight (to my mind) good reasons (were I so inclined) to believe in God:

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Tim Enloe comes with the facts:
Of course, he was talking about Modern Evangelicalism, that nearly ubitiquous milk-toast form of Christianity from which a lot of us converted. Evangelicals certainly don t read seriously, as I have been discovering firsthand for the last year. Rosenthal hates the Evangelical generation, and I am with him there. But personally, I think his article has much broader applications, to the professing Reformed community as well. There s something really interesting about the facts that Calvin was thoroughly acquainted with the classical rhetorical tradition (his first book was not the

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santitafarella is not really sure about that:
In apprehension, how like a god! Why is the universe even comprehensible to us? It s one thing that minds evolved that s bizaare enough but how can they have such enormous excess capacities? Talk about the peacock s tail! Minds perceiving mind?

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) brings some great news:
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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) brings more details:
The opening of Shermer's talk sounded straight-forward enough; he said that "skepticism" in general is or should be an apolitical movement. He said that sometimes "skeptics" or "rationalists" can have a tendency to identity atheism/skepticism/rationalism/etc. with modern liberal political ideology. He cautions us that devoted skeptics and critical thinkers have a wide variety of political bents.

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eagleseven has another idea:
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Similarly, Ben adds:
bon82 Says: July 29, 2009 at 9:54 pm Pragmatism has to be an individual thing. It is defined as having to do with the practical. What is practical for one person is their own business. Simply acknowledging this does not imply that one is condoning any behavior another considers practical. Log in to Reply

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Furthermore, santitafarella claims:
I stand behind the belief that God would want you to find him by love alone, not just because he can be scientifically proven. What kind of fellowship would that be. I ll only believe in him because there is universal proof. Thats no kind of relationship at all. The proof lies in our hearts, not anywhere else. Thanks for you post, good questions. Good luck fighting off some of the others though. dudethatscrazy July 28, 2009 at 12:31 pm Reply

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dieshellsuitdie says it all comes down to this:
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Similarly, Tim Enloe adds:
Though I discovered their work in 1998, it has only been recently that it truly began working its medieval magic on my mind and heart. Such was the dimwittedness of my modern mindset that it took so long for the simple things to penetrate. Now having been inspired by their vision and the way I have seen it lived out among them, I decided in June of 2001 to reorient the message and format of Grace Unknown.

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But noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) says that's not all:
Um, yes. We can. Let's think about this. The clear implication of this emotionally-charged question is that we need,

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Tim Enloe thinks about it:
In short, for all the intellectual changes occurring in me as a result first of becoming Reformed and then as a result of embracing a very untypical culturally-broad form of the Reformed Faith, I was in my heart still an advocate of a starkly Black or White, Truth or Error, Life or Death, Fundamentalist vision of reality. As Jesus said, Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks, and mine sure did. To sum up the rhetorical problem, let me reproduce another piece I wrote on a message board where my attempts to bring to bear my new learning on contemporary problems were not being as deeply appreciated as I thought they ought to be. Written three years after the optimistic, almost friendly one produced above, here is the Dark Side of what was happening to me, in all its nasty glory.

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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) is not really sure about that:
July 28, 2009 12:36 PM Marc_Newcomb said... I got 2.7, 3.2, 3.2, 2.8, 0.2, which is pretty much what I would have expected. However I would probably justify loyalty and authority by their benefits in terms of the first two moral dimensions. Like Ing, I m not sure what some of the concerns about purity and tradition have to do with morality; however important they are, they don t have much to do with benefitting humanity, and so are not moral concerns.

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santitafarella thinks about it:
Here s one biblical answer: I think Job 12:7-9 is poetic and nice, and it s not unreasonable to think that the old design argument that it offers, even within the framework of our contemporary Darwinian gloss, might be true. It s nice to think that all the animals and plants about us are the creatures of God. They are certainlyÂ intricate enough to think they might be. All that system complexity. All those miracles of movement and form.

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Tim Enloe is not really sure about that:
And worldview thinking, man. Let s not even go there. One nominally Calvinistic baptist in another forum, who recently came in telling everyone that the world is going to run out of resources pretty soon because of overpopulation and that Christians need to sit around worrying about this despite the fact that God is in control of everything, even told me that he had no need to apply the Christian worldview to the many forms of intellectual trash which he simply uncritically imbibes from his secular junior college because hey, it s all common sense, don t you know. Worldview thinking is such a neglected skill among the Reformed, apparently, that its considered a height of Great Wisdom to respond to a simple remark about the universal presence of bias in the human knowing process by intoning That s postmodernism! You ve just made knowing truth impossible!

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Ben explains:
« Latest Rig Christian Agnostic July 29, 2009 I think I am going to start identifying myself as a Christian Agnostic. What does this mean, you may well ask? Well, as if agnostic wasn t vague enough already, Christian Agnostic means almost nothing at all. Which I think is perfect, because then it means whatever I want it to.

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Pastor Bob Cornwall thinks that the problem is:
From Christianity, Wright moves on to Islam, and this maybe the most fascinating and helpful section of the book. With the perspective that ideas of God evolve, he makes the assumption that Muhammad borrowed from and remade the ideas found both in Christianity and Judaism. Indeed, he raises the question of whether Muhammad was originally a Christian though not of an orthodox form. Wright notes the ethnic, linguistic, and cultural connections that Muhammad and Arabs would have had with their Christian and Jewish neighbors. And the Koran hints of these relationships as well. What is intriguing about this section is the promise it holds for bringing peace between Muslims and Christians and Jews. He notes that by and large the Koran holds out the possibilities of such relationships and generally speaks of living in peace and toleration of the People of the Book a concept that over time seems to stretch to include Persia s Zoroastr ians and others. There isn t room here to engage all that is involved in this conversation, but there is much to be considered.

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Still not being convinced, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) replies:
All this is true, so far as it goes. It seems to me that "skeptics" do not necessarily entail a specific political ideology for the same reason that being "skeptical" doesn't necessarily entail any other specific demographic. Skeptics tend to be politically liberal rather than libertarian, and far, far more likely to be either of these than politically conservative. In the same way, skeptics and rationalists tend to be atheist or agnostic rather than a member of an organized religion. However, this does not mean that there are

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Chris sees it this way:
"Truth, has layers. It has nooks and crannies that daily thunder inside of us like the skies of a Kentucky spring. You simply can t wrestle and struggle through things that can be summed up in 6 words." [Jeremiah Aja]

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Dating rules does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
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But Ben has a different opinion:
Ben Says: July 30, 2009 at 9:52 am Yep. It s not about meta-narrative, relativism or anything. It s about personal responsibility. I think my approach is more one of faith that the civil religion you are hoping to defend. I believe in God, but don t expect that I m going to have all the answers or that He will always be as I or others expect. On the other hand, the conservative approach seems to have a real clear idea what God should be, but perhaps less confidence he s actually going to show up? This is why they re always trying to get social pressure, dogma, civil structure, law and order, whatever else, to fill his shoes. Log in to Reply

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Tim Enloe notices:
Yes, indeed, I hate my generation.If the first piece shows the unrealistic idealism of a new convert, the second one shows the bitterness of that idealism after it was spoiled by some very bitter Internet fights with other Reformed people who had taken deep offense both at my excessively combative rhetorical stance and my attempts to broaden the realm of discourse that could be considered legitimately Reformed. The tragically ironic thing about the second piece is that it actually does contain much intellectual and theological substance that is fully in keeping with a generally Reformational outlook on life, but my mode of delivery and choices of words served to obscure that substance and keep the cycle of Us Vs. Them or rather, Me Vs. Them going to everyone s detriment.

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santitafarella gives a bit of an idea about it:
I define faith as an emotional commitment to a worldview that exceeds what is currently known (or can be known) empirically. Faith is any belief that cannot derive its warrant from the empirical. Atheism fits into this definition as thoroughly as any religion. To say that all events in nature the laws of physics, the first cell, the advent of mind etc. are the products of blind atoms contingently shifting in the void vastly exceeds what we can know empirically, and yet it is the premise underlying all atheism. Atheism has an enormous burden of proof to overcome. It must explain how the appearance of order and information in the universe and I mean ALL of it is actually the product of blind contingencies. It is so far from doing this that it isn t even funny.

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Pastor Bob Cornwall sees it this way:
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dieshellsuitdie considers that:
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Tim Enloe might have an idea about it:
Here was theology that was to be lived out in the everyday mundane activities performed by ordinary flesh-and-blood people, and in ways that showed that truth to be not only true, but good and beautiful. Here was theology that could equally be taught by systematic theology books or by washing the dishes day in and day out.

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eagleseven does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
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santitafarella considers that:
Really refreshing and interesting thoughts. I would be a theist, actually, but I confess that even so, I still have doubts. I still question from time to time. There are mornings I wake up and wonder if I m out of my mind to believe. But atheism never appealed to me either for the reasons you suggest, that it means that this life is it.

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eagleseven is absolutely sure that:
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But Pastor Bob Cornwall has a different opinion:
Wright recognizes that Paul s wasn t the only version of Christianity available he notes especially the perspectives of the Ebionites (the original Jews for Jesus) and the Marcionites, but Paul s expression is the one that survived and gained the most traction, in part because it was best able to provide social integration and moral guidance. Things would change, of course, for Christianity with Constantine s conversion. Constantine would have been attracted to Christianity s vision of inter-ethnic harmony, since his empire was by nature multi-ethnic. Wright writes: Maybe Constantine just knew a good social cement when he saw one (p. 297).

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santitafarella is not really sure about that:
What annoys me are atheists who don t even see problems for their own side. They are like the fundamentalists who can t see or won t acknowledge errors, contradictions, or absurdities in the Bible. You point them out and they say, I don t see the problem or That has an easy solution! Like religious fundamentalists, there are atheists who paper over all the problems with atheism and pretend that atheism, in terms of its global explanation for things (naturalism, materialism, natural selection), is all air and sunlight.

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Having that in mind, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) wonders:
Shermer attempts to drive home his point in, in my opinion, a pretty pathetic way. He shows a slide - a picture of the Twin

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Ben also takes into account the following fact:

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Pastor Bob Cornwall is not really sure about that:
While there will be those who fret about the book, many others, including people of deep faith, will find much here to explore, meditate upon, and discuss. While there are numerous points at which I might disagree, I believe that the conversation begun here can have a valuable impact on how we view and experience life today and in the future. Indeed, if it can stir our moral imaginations, then it will have served its purpose well. And what is the moral imagination?

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For this reason, santitafarella says:
I could multiply this list. Perhaps, if you re an atheist, you think an agnostic listing reasons to believe in GodÂ is funny. I don t. And I know that all of the things on the list I made have their standard atheist retorts. But you can t put lipstick on a pig. Neither god-belief nor atheism do a very good job of accounting for the universe as a whole. It s why I m an agnostic. I see both sides. I don t think theists are unreasonable. I don t think atheists are unreasonable. I wish for both sides civility in an ongoing dialogue.

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Tim Enloe notices:
Why This Site? A fundamental axiom of the Protestant Reformation was that the Church of Jesus Christ is reformata et semper reformanda â" reformed and always reforming . The Church is not merely to be reformed according to the Word of God, but striving always to be more in conformity with that Word than before.

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Furthermore, noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) claims:
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humblemonkey is rather skeptical:
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While it may be true, dieshellsuitdie thinks:
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In other words, dieshellsuitdie puts it this way:
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In other words, humblemonkey puts it this way:
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Still not being convinced, humblemonkey replies:
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santitafarella can't forget that:
I think its fascinating that you hope for civility and a conversation. I ve never heard anyone say that. It could be a beautiful thing. I think that no matter where we stand, we all have to be honest and admit that whichever stance we take, its still based on some kind of faith that the conclusions we ve come to are right. Even atheism is an odd sort of faith.

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For this reason, humblemonkey says:
Aaron said this on July 29, 2009 at 12:45 am | Reply Aaron, thanks for your insightful response! You mentioned our biased worldviews and how these are shaped by a range of factors in our lives. Biased is a strong word, but I think it is helpful to use it if it brings us to a greater place of humility and teachableness.

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Tim Enloe intervenes and adds:
Why This Site? A fundamental axiom of the Protestant Reformation was that the Church of Jesus Christ is reformata et semper reformanda â" reformed and always reforming . The Church is not merely to be reformed according to the Word of God, but striving always to be more in conformity with that Word than before.

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dieshellsuitdie might have an idea about it:
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dieshellsuitdie notices:
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Tim Enloe gives a bit of an idea about it:
But try to talk about such important things as the implications of the Nicene Creed for politics or the necessity of applying biblical thinking even to questions like environmental problems or the theological implications for leftover Fundamentalism s bigoted anti-Romanism of actually understanding the motivations and goals of Medieval saint cults, though, and all bets are off. Apparently I m supposed to spend my days ONLY reading books about TULIP and the solas and how to damn Judaizers and have no culture and pretend to be objective so that all criticism simply bonks off my concrete skull, but I still get to claim that I love truth and that my opponents are discontent with it.

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santitafarella is rather skeptical:
santitafarella July 30, 2009 at 8:49 pm Reply Lewis is one of the most mystery-loving writers I ve ever read! The man tried to write Romantic/Atheistic poetry for shit s sake lol. Anyway, if you ve only read Mere Christianity, I can understand. There are tons of Lewis paperbacks I could suggest The Weight of Glory, The Great Divorce in particular. Since you ve said this however I almost regret I ve suggested you read Lewis. Have you ever read any George MacDonald? Chris July 30, 2009 at 9:59 pm Reply

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Pastor Bob Cornwall can't forget that:
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But Pastor Bob Cornwall says that's not all:
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In response, Tim Enloe claims:
Others, big names in contemporary Protestant apologetics, appear to have made it entirely through Evangelical seminaries without developing a Christian worldview, and thus, have obtained advanced degrees in How to Neutrally Exegete the Naked Text of Scripture While Pretending that Other People Who Disagree With Your Conclusions Just Don t Like Truth and How to Make Christianity Politically Subservient to Caesar and Pretend that Polycarp Died Because He Wanted a Private Christianity Worshipping A Private God Off In the Corner. It makes me want to weep.

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Chris scans the other's answers and reply:
"Does not wisdom call out? Does not understanding raise her voice? At the highest point along the way, where the paths meet, she takes her stand; beside the gate leading into the city, at the entrance, she cries aloud: "To you, O people, I call out; I raise my voice to all humankind. You who are simple, gain prudence; you who are foolish, instruct your minds!"" [Proverbs 8:1-6]

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In other words, Dating rules puts it this way:
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noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) brings more details:
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In other words, dieshellsuitdie puts it this way:
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Still not being convinced, santitafarella replies:
There is the nasty fact that the universe is gorgeously mathematical. For example, take a look at physicist Garrett Lisi s E8 scaffolding on which he thinks the universe hangs (link here ). It s beauty and intricacy are at once wonder-generating and terrifying. It seems to beg the question: Is a universe like this the product of blind material forces? Why does such exquisite mathematical beauty and order seem to be beneath things?

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For this purpose, humblemonkey suggests:
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Dating rules notices:
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Pastor Bob Cornwall thinks about it:
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humblemonkey says it all comes down to this:
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Pastor Bob Cornwall is absolutely sure that:
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Pastor Bob Cornwall does a quick recap:
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In contrast, eagleseven replies:
# 15 ( permalink ) 07-28-2009, 10:45 AM BrokenAngel Do broken wings mend? Member #18612 Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 211 Thanks: 4 Thanked 13 Times in 10 Posts Rep Power: 3 Quote: Originally Posted by eagleseven Where do you fall, and why? Please, keep your responses short and respectful (this means you, JB). Since this thread is overly trolled I am merely saying I believe in a higher power. Sponsored links Remove advertisements US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum Advertisement

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eagleseven comes with a new idea:
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For example, dieshellsuitdie considers:
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Furthermore, eagleseven claims:
Quote: oh, and we all go to heaven if there is one. This is a rehashing of Pascal, which rests on a false dichotomy and ignores the fact that there are many religions praising many gods- what if you worship the wrong god and/or the wrong way and still go to hell? That is why your comment if fallacious and foolish.

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