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Well, the stripper factories better be literal then!

I just found this thread... Cleaver611, I think that you are mistaking atheism for nihilism.

I don't see a problem with Spore.

[wash my mouth][wash my mouth][wash my mouth][wash my mouth]readjack> I use a Mac. :) My browser is open for hours each day. [wash my mouth][wash my mouth][wash my mouth][wash my mouth][wash my mouth]readjack>

I'm all for questioning EVERYTHING. In fact, if something could be against my religion, it would be NOT questioning everything. I questioned evolution, and unfortunately for IDists and YECs, stands up on its own merit.

Ok, here's my question, AV. YOU might be a YEC, but why should I follow suit and believe your claims? Remember that I dismissed the Bible as a credible religious text when I gave up Catholicism, and never held it to be a valid scientific text.

But as Uve Boll has proved, it's indeed possible to make a film so bad it's no longer fun to watch, no matter how much your buddies make fun of it during the screening.

We already have stores here in Canada that sell addictive, psychoactive drugs. Many varieties too. They're called "liquor stores". Weed is infinitely superior to ethyl alcohol-containing drinks. You don't lose control of yourself (unless it's to sit in one spot for half an hour), it's far less...

Wow... planting shills!?! What a new low.

Now I'm officially confused.

Was this meant to be persuasive?

Wow, what an interesting blog. That evolutionists don't hate. In fact, I like it. Thanks for the link, Carey.

This is... the single awesomest thing I have ever seen on youtube. :D

That's why Deism is a belief system of searching. We have no evidence of an afterlife, but that doesn't mean our consciousnesses can't continue somehow beyond this form in a way we can't measure. It's our life's calling to look, search and be open. :)

My beliefs are a mix of Deism, Agnosticism and Universalism. In other words, we can learn much about God through nature, there are some things we can never know for sure and all religions/philosophies have some truth to them.

"Eighty-eight miles per hour!!!" ;) Yeah, this board is acting screwy today. :)

That is something I can stand (or rather sit) for!

Good point... I agree with you on both points. Now, making me agree with you as to the character and actions of whatever being/brain-in-a-jar/etc kick-started the universe is a different story. ;)

Hmmm... That's always been one of my problems with the bible. As much as I can't stand Thomas Paine (unlike most Christians, us Deists have no problem openly disagreeing with other of our beleif), in Age of Reason he makes at least five chapters worth of decent arguments (in 1794, mind you) as...

I don't think so. Proving (or, shall I say providing evidence for) the existence of God is one thing- proving he's the Christian God who A) intervenes on a regular basis, B) created the universe 6000 years ago as per a literal reading of Genesis and C) isn't one of the many other gods we as...