Termyn8or -> RE: So Why Are All The Genius's Insane? (5/27/2007 4:43:45 PM)
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Nice CL, you make a good case, but not the point. Now I have no religious beliefs, just so you know where I am coming from, perhaps as a devil's advocate so to speak,.I am talking pure empirical logic here. I have had to learn how to do this in my profession, I do alot of reverse engineering of electronic equipment. Resolved : There is an old guy on a planet 100 million miles away, he has like fifty TV screens and watches our every move. He controls the weather and certain other things. He is God. Rebuttal : That is ridiculous. It is ridiculous, but you cannot disprove it until you have been to every planet that is 100 million miles away and seen every nook and cranny, every spot, every cave or whatever on each and every planet that is exactly 100 million miles away. Other facts can sway the logic one way or the other, but the core logic never changes, it is actually as stable as simple mathematics. All the shit they load up on you in school doesn't mean a thing, they are merely presenters of information, you draw your own conclusions, and if your logic is true, so shall be your answers. Of course I also recognize the need to tell them what they want to hear to get the grade, but that does not change logic. Nothing does. You will never disprove the existence of God to me, even though I believe God does not exist. I mean we agree, but I know that proof does not exist. Religion turns me off. Take the Bible for example, there are books of Jobe, John, George, Tom, Dick and Harry, why is there no book of Jesus ? What was he fucking illiterate ? He was a carpenter for Christ's sake (wow). He had to know something. He couldn't write at all, even for example "Treat each other good", not even that ? Even on their own face they fall from my grace. I cannot believe anything that is illogical. I simply can't do it. I also cannot dismiss the possibility that God exists on the EXACT same grounds. Actually I think we should abandon the subject and move on to more practical discussion, like why we are all nuts. It would be much more fruitful to explore what is going on in the here and now, ON THIS PLANET, before worrying about something that may or may not come after our death, unless it is to better the world for our progeny. And if you have no kids, don't think you don't have progeny. That is a big mistake everone makes. Each and every adult has a duty to all children, to at least do no harm and to enlighten them as much as possible. As far as I am concerned, anyone who doesn't agree with that is not a member of the human race. Strong words, but I am known for that. In my view, the human race could soar in intellect, if the children are given the proper base for knowledge. And at the root of that is morality. Modern people think that morality is based in religion, and that is one of the biggest mistakes they make. The 'Golden Rule' is not even in the Bible. And there is also no mention of 'The Trilogy'. Even if the book were sacred, some things are simply not there, and other have been ridiculously mis-interpreted. Onanism. Supposedly God got pissed off at Onan for jacking off, so none of us can jack off. RIDICULOUS ! Even there, there is more to the story and if IIRC God wanted Onan to have a son to do something or other. Onan said fuck you. But don't tell a preacher that, he will take you 1,000 pages away and befuddle you with other passages. And that is how the world works, people buy this shit. People buy anything, and religion today, like almost anything else, is on sale. Get it now while supplies last. They are selling it. And nothing happens until something is sold. Enough for now, later, need beer. T
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