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" Real? Something I like to call science. Our perception is limited compared to our…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jul 12, 2011 to Science Proves God	748	Dec 30, 2011 Reply by Matthew
" I have to say it again. Time and space, beginning and end, are just human percept…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jul 11, 2011 to Science Proves God	748	Dec 30, 2011 Reply by Matthew
" Just like having religion, lack of belief does not make you morally superior in a…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jul 10, 2011 to Can atheists be homophobic?	60	Jul 13, 2011 Reply by Arcus
" I really don't care. I'd rather my son be gay than religious or Republican. Being…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jul 10, 2011 to Homosexuality - biological or psychological?	219	Dec 27, 2011 Reply by fester60613
" I've had a number of religious friends that really are aware of my beliefs, but I…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jul 10, 2011 to Have you ever hurt a friend talking about their religion?	19	Jul 10, 2011 Reply by William C. Walker
" The rapture happened back June. Both of the actual Christians are gone. Doesn't…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jul 8, 2011 to Science Proves God	748	Dec 30, 2011 Reply by Matthew
" I don't understand why this continues. I can't believe a useless conversation ca…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jul 7, 2011 to Science Proves God	748	Dec 30, 2011 Reply by Matthew
" Our perspective of reality is close to that of an amoeba. Right now you are being…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jul 7, 2011 to Science Proves God	748	Dec 30, 2011 Reply by Matthew
" I've always had the theory that the first person to try alcohol was trying to com…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jul 7, 2011 to Alcohol: do people genuinely 'like' the taste?	73	May 23, 2012 Reply by Slade Cox
"This is like some other places I've been here. Angst, desire for more, purpose. All…" Philip Jackson Armstrong replied Jun 1, 2011 to The fear of death	100	Jun 16, 2011 Reply by Jason Ward

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Philip Jackson Armstrong's Discussions (36)

" Real? Something I like to call science. Our perception is limited compared to our…"

" I have to say it again. Time and space, beginning and end, are just human percept…"

" Just like having religion, lack of belief does not make you morally superior in a…"

" I really don't care. I'd rather my son be gay than religious or Republican. Being…"

" I've had a number of religious friends that really are aware of my beliefs, but I…"

" The rapture happened back June. Both of the actual Christians are gone. Doesn't…"

" I don't understand why this continues. I can't believe a useless conversation ca…"

" Our perspective of reality is close to that of an amoeba. Right now you are being…"

" I've always had the theory that the first person to try alcohol was trying to com…"