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2) give freedom to people who…"
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Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tom Sarbeck Jul 6, 2014. 94 Replies 0 Likes
This was circulating among some christian friends on facebook...and I found it quite disturbing. Wanted to share. I was disturbed mostly because some very intelligent and educated friends were…Continue
The Power of Thoughts
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gregg R Thomas Feb 15, 2014. 8 Replies 0 Likes
So i saw a link to this article: …Continue
Asimov-esque human laws?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lisa Lark Nov 15, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I was thinking about Asimov's 3 robot laws the other day and I feel like there needs to be a simple yet powerful list like this for humanity that if everyone followed would lead to the most ideal…Continue
JK Rowling quote
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ayushi Singh Oct 1, 2011. 16 Replies 2 Likes
In her interview with Oprah, and in response to what she thinks of the religious criticism of her use of magic in her books, JK Rowling paraphrases the following quote: "'in magic man has to rely on…Continue
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Tom Sarbeck replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'
ɐuɐz ǝllǝıuɐp replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"Actually when I read Paul when I was a kid and the bible was shoved down my throat , I sat and wondered if he was a bad man, changing the real story of jesus into a fictional version to support the roman empire, in other words a psyops agent back in…"
Pope Beanie replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"+1.
Let's let religionists chew on this one!"
S. Graham replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"There is no religion that is successful. They all fail in some manner. Why is this? Because ALL religion has been created by some man who thought he had a good idea.
To want to know if there really is a God, one must think outside the box, must…"
S. Graham replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"Anyone who defines their faith, if they are Xian, by the words of Paul, or more correctly by HOW the translators have defined the words of Paul, is going to fail in epic proportions in their so called "faith".
If anyone is to consider that…"
Stutz replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"I think we condemn him on his own terms. He claims to be the human incarnation of an infinite, omnipotent, omniscient God. Such a being would not make mistakes. Besides, I don't think we condemn his entire oeuvre of teachings as worthless, but…"
Gallup's Mirror replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"Likewise, the presumption is that exposure to green kryptonite-- the remnants of the planet Krypton-- will eventually kill Superman. These effects have been well documented in Action Comics and in other Superman comics since the 1930s."
Michael replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"The presumption here is that the breath or spirit of life is indestructable and eternal and can quicken the dust of the ground or anything into living creatures. When the living creatures return to dust, the vitality spirit returns to God…"
Erock68la replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"You have some evidence for this "life force"? What, other than religious teachings, makes you believe that any such "life force" exists?"
Andrew Jonsson replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"I wonder if it would be possible to have the Tim Staples arrested for assault for beating the concept of "Proof" beyond recognition.
Okay that's unfair, this work was actually a fine example of state-of-the-art thirteenth…"
Michael replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"The philosophies of Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas are complete but not necessarily correct.But that doesn't matter, because it is an open forum and by entertaining vistas and concepts that go beyond the 5 senses, this forum all inclusive.…"
Pope Beanie replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"+1"
Pope Beanie replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"(To be fair, he was asked his opinion.)"
Tor Hershman replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'Erock68la replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"I think that any institution that says a god that behaves that way is good is evil."
Pope Beanie replied to Lisa Lark's discussion 'Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul'"Most of the world has some idea of what they think God is. When it comes to spirituality, most people respect that most people just believe in something, and whether or not it can be backed up with evidence should never be questioned.
Not one of…"
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What makes religion stick around in a world that should have grown out of it long ago?
Posted on December 29, 2011 at 2:06am 8 Comments 2 Likes
What makes religion stick around in a world that should have grown out of it long ago?
Fear:
People fear death, people fear opposing their friends and family, and people fear being alone and having to fend for themselves in such a big, bad world. Religion exists because in a time with very little explanation for why things were the way they were, people began making up stories to try to explain it all. As human knowledge and scientific discoveries began…
Continue My Journey to Atheism, and a view into a 'good' church experience
Posted on November 13, 2011 at 5:00pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
I am a 21-year-old college student, and I have been atheist for about 4-5 years now. I was raised christian, going to a presbyterian church from the time I was born until now (my mom often makes me go when I'm home for breaks...especially around christmas). Church was a big part of my life every week, and my mom was even one of the sunday school teachers. Many people become atheist because they had a bad experience with an overbearing, boring, or just plain rediculous church. I, however,…
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- At 3:44pm on September 29, 2011,
Ayushi Singh said… hey lisa :) thanks for the request!
- At 3:43pm on September 23, 2011,
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- At 10:20am on September 23, 2011,
Robert Karp said… Welcome to the Think Atheist community Lisa!
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An atheist has to be a moral/ethical relativist
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Remembering Leonard Nimoy ('Mr. Spock' on Star Trek)
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What Forms Do the Gifts Take that Folks Here Can Give to Others?
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It Seems Like Yahweh WANTS Sin To Occur
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