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Takes a while, but it works. Found that out when i was young, starving,…"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Rev. James Thomas Hicks, D.D. Apr 20, 2009. 15 Replies 0 Likes
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Jean Marie replied to Stacy B's discussion 'The usefulness of rubbing alcohol and hydrogen peroxide.' in the group Life HacksJean Marie replied to Stacy B's discussion 'The usefulness of rubbing alcohol and hydrogen peroxide.' in the group Life Hacks"Hydrogen peroxide is also MOST EXCELLENT for your teeth. YOu gargle it. It relieves toothaches almost immediately, if not keep repeating the gargle every hour or so...
ALSO IS GREAT FOR SORE THROATS. Kills off germs making your throat sore, soothes…"
Stacy B replied to Desirai's discussion 'Do you feel offended at "bless you?"'"This or that the devil was trying to steal your soul through your sneeze, so you needed protection.
That's why I don't like "bless you." It serves no purpose. People say it's "polite" to say it when someone…"
Stacy B replied to GreatGravitas's discussion 'Go Back to the Constitution?'"I didn't write history. I just relay it. Whatever the Constitution says doesn't really matter. It's the true implementation that tells us that the states were dominant over the fed, even for decades after we adopted the Constitution."
Stacy B replied to GreatGravitas's discussion 'Go Back to the Constitution?'"Well, prior to the Civil War, the US Constitution didn't actually apply to the states except where it expressly stated that it applied. It is the 14th amendment's "due process" clause that requires states to uphold rights granted…"
Stacy B replied to Skycomet the Fallen Angel's discussion '"Don't go wearing that thing! You're pushing your atheism in other people's faces."'"I'm sure Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s family would love for him never to have been an activist, but he felt the need to challenge the status quo, and look how much we've gained from it. Imagine how much we would be suffering if he had…"
Stacy B replied to Shine's discussion 'Should money for scientific research be diverted to a humanitarian cause?'""Or ultimately, is human welfare the goal of our quest for knowledge? "
I think you've got it right there. Without our "quest for knowledge" we would still be in the dark ages executing people who insisted the earth…"
Stacy B replied to Misty: Baytheist Living!'s discussion 'A Brief Reminder From the Mods'"Never hurts to be reminded. :)"
Stacy B commented on Johnny's blog post 'Christian Terrorism in Ohio'"It's such a non-threatening statement. It doesn't even express an opinion. I don't see how people can get so worked up over these things."
Stacy B commented on Rich Meredith's blog post 'Some thoughts about those of us of no belief…'""To take away a man’s faith, his hopes and dreams, no matter how sad we think them is very wrong."
Why would you look at it that way instead of as giving that man more stable hopes and dreams? Atheism isn't the antithesis of…"
Stacy B replied to Monica Salcedo (Monicks)'s discussion 'Is it a good thing to be an activist?'"Activism isn't about the individuals we help today so much as about who we save from the plight altogether in the future.
If we don't end the delusions now then countless additional people in the future will fall prey to them."
Stacy B replied to noisician's discussion 'An Atheist Defends Religion'"Or you could believe in the beauty of nature and real things within the Universe...? I'm sorry that he's an unhappy atheist, but maybe he could work on finding joy in his life rather than manufacturing it through myth and happy, shiny…"
AnonyMouse replied to Stacy B's discussion 'The usefulness of rubbing alcohol and hydrogen peroxide.' in the group Life Hacks"Ooh, nice.
Oil is also a useful solvent for certain sticky substances - especially the goo from flypaper. It doesn't work on anything, but it can be handy. Unfortunately, it tends to leave an oil stain, so then you need something to get that…"
Stacy B replied to Dave G's discussion 'Go to prison, get preached at.'"If I understand correctly it is a private prison and inmates have to volunteer to go there. If it is, in fact, a religious organization then they can even hire employees of a certain belief. It's exact nature could be up to debate, however,…"
Stacy B replied to Porter's discussion 'Free Will, Or Lack Of.'"You know, I understand what you're saying and have heard that line of reasoning before, but I just don't believe that influences on our biology and psychology are that definite, nor do they allow for only one possible outcome. We…"
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- At 12:39am on May 8, 2009,
Nelson said… - if i could be an old man talking about how creationists used to try to get their silliness taught in science classes i'd be very happy. :)
- At 12:24am on April 14, 2009, Nelson said…
- no worries! yeah, it was fun though. hopefully some others will read it and become more informed. the crazy thing about all that stuff is it's nothing radical. it's what scholars have known for decades and decades. the first mention of a Q-like source for the solution to the synoptic problem was in like 1801 or something. the first time it was really laid out was in 1832 i think. after that the pieces fell into place pretty rapidly as compared with the previous 1500 years of biblical scholarship.
i'm glad you enjoyed reading it. :)
- At 9:43pm on April 13, 2009, Nelson said…
- "just to rile you up"? nice. :P
- At 1:34am on April 7, 2009, Nelson said…
- your homie is one smart handsome devil! :P
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