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If your vocation was a writer/novelist and you believed there was a need to expose the tyranny that is the religion of Islam, would you consider the potential threat to your well being worth the risk…Continue
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Hypothetically speaking, if you were given a choice to make what would ensure your financial independence but went against your personal convictions would you still do it? If your mother/father told…Continue
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While the days of sitting in a booth with a physical separation between priest and parishioner are mostly over, there are still frequent instances of a church member confiding in their…Continue
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I just viewed a news segment on the record setting sales success of Apple Inc. The numbers are truly astounding. But the segment was more about the circumstances surrounding overseas manufacturer's…Continue
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So I am shopping on the phone to find a local certified mechanic to install a new engine in my wife's truck. It was recommended to call a specific mechanic shop about fifty miles away. After talking to the shop owner's wife for about ten minutes because he was tied up with customers she finally said something to the effect that "we don't like to take new customers as we stay busy with our existing clientele." I commented I thought this was an odd business philosophy. She then proceeded to…
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Today was national pi day (3.14). Did you have your piece?
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It is interesting that the theists claim that their god created "all creatures great and small." This is an image of a deep sea creature called the humpback angler fish. It is one of the most gruesome, hideous looking, and downright terrifying creatures I have ever seen. It was in the most recent issue of Smithsonian magazine about the bioluminescence of ocean inhabitants. This strange fish has a "fishing pole" attached above it's eyes that moves up and down in front of it's formidable…
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http://abcnews.go.com/US/christianmingle-date-rape-victims-sought-california-cops/story?id=18531150
I suppose it was only a matter of time before God dropped the dating ball and allowed one of it's devotees to fall victim to another one of it's devotees. ChristianMingle's omnipotent, omniscient gawd seems to be suffering from a lapse of attention to matters here…
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Samuel Cheshire said… Thanks for the message. I will definitely check out that book. I am always looking for a new read. You seem like you might have a good opinion on this; Do you think that as a race we are de-evolving by catering to the ignorant masses by creating welfare states for people who are too stupid or lazy to do for themselves and then give them tax credits which equates to thousands of dollars just for having children? This is going to sound really bad, but wouldn't it be better for our species if we neutered anyone with an IQ under say 100? There are too many people on earth anyway. Why is it someones human right to reproduce? I think it should be a privilege that is earned. Only the best and the brightest should be allowed to carry on their genetic lineage. Also there should be a strict guidelines and quality requirements for parenting. I realize this will never happen. People are to corrupt by nature to use a system like that for good. Sometimes I think we are all doomed.
Samuel Cheshire said… Thanks :) I'm enjoying it already. It's nice to be able to communicate with people even if every thought is not seen eye to eye. The internet is full of people trolling and sniping at one another, its good to finally find a place for civil correspondence.
Samuel Cheshire said… "Indifference to the needless suffering and plight of the very beings it (god) is supposedly responsible for creating is testament to the convoluted thinking of it's followers. "
I'm sure that it is, but not only followers of a specific ideology but the human race as a whole. For that matter every species and the whole of nature. It's a dog eat dog world. When a lion commits infanticide its not evil its just the natural order of things. Human beings are fickle emotionally unstable creatures. For some reason we have the ability to think abstractly and outside of the basic survival instincts if only for a moment or two. The formation of religions over the coarse of human history was only natural for a creature with this capability in order to reconcile its advanced cognitive status to a deaf playing field.
Heather Spoonheim said… I'm surprised we weren't already friends on here. Anyway, if you don't use a copper bowl then you need to add a little cream of tartar - essentially to drop the PH a little. You also need to ensure you don't have a single drop or smear of yolk in those whites. After that it should be easy.
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