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LOLI see that you do not understand the constitution,
Oh, I see.Which was being sung in the 17th century,
I got the rather ignorant play on words. It shows that you have no understanding of the history of the U.S.. You made a rather foolish and ignorant post and now you are trying to obfuscate that fact.LOL
You'll get that little play on words in about a week?
Yes but the words don't mean the same, they are just words to a song like all the Christmas carols, they have as much meaning as the song Jingle Bells.Oh, I see.
Well for the record, we still sing it today in the 21st century.
Are you telling me they don't sing it over there at all?
Well, for the record, the UK gave us two things I'm eternally gratefully for:Yes but the words don't mean the same, they are just words to a song like all the Christmas carols, they have as much meaning as the song Jingle Bells.
While he was eating well and preaching his heart out people were suffering and dying in the street outside, God really did love his flock back then, it was a case of too much God and not enough kindness and love, in those days the ordinary person in the UK hated religion and as soon as they got enough power they phased it out until it's like it is today, it's there just for show.Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Oh, please ...While he was eating well and preaching his heart out people were suffering and dying in the street outside,
No one is saying that; the issue arises from there being evidence of fire in fossil layers many creationists attribute to being laid down by the flood.
That sounds like something a scientist would do.There is a lost piece of Scripture describing how Noah created a test ark.
Reminds me of scientists who drew up the plans for the Titanic.Noah messed up and left that part on the fire ark.
Reminds me of scientists who drew up the plans for the Titanic.
They divided 2224 by 20 and came up with 111, then went and built lifeboats that only carried an average of 59.
Right.The under engineering of the life boat capacity was not because of scientists, it was a business decision and because of the time one has to assume a decision made by nominally Christian businessmen.
Right.
And Thalidomide was the fault of big pharmaceuticals, wasn't it?
And L'Aquila was the result of homesteaders too eager to get back to their homes?
Are you sure it wasn't the passengers' fault for not counting the number of lifeboats ahead of time?
The Inquiry also revealed White Star Line wanted fewer boats on the decks, to provide unobstructed views for passengers and give the ship more aesthetics from an exterior view.
Are you telling me that's the explanation the Inquiry found acceptable?A view to die for and no evidence that the engineers (not scientists) made any miscalculation.
He was part of the system that kept people down by telling them not to worry about their poverty and starvation in this life because they would get their reward in heaven, the people were ignorant and knew no better so yes it was in part his fault.Oh, please ...
And that was his fault, was it?
They were of the misguided opinion that the ship was unsinkable so silly things like life boats were not needed because it was just seen as a waste of space.A view to die for and no evidence that the engineers (not scientists) made any miscalculation.
I have a feeling England doesn't believe this.He was part of the system that kept people down by telling them not to worry about their poverty and starvation in this life because they would get their reward in heaven, the people were ignorant and knew no better so yes it was in part his fault.
Religion was used then in the UK just as it's used in America today to frighten gullible people and take their money.
The British pay lip service to religion today and maintain it's traditions for no other reason than it suits them to do it,
religion is even on the radio and TV for an hour on a Sunday.
Someone even had the bright idea for a God channel on a pay per view basis so visiting Americans could get a fix.
Yup -- probably.They were of the misguided opinion that the ship was unsinkable so silly things like life boats were not needed because it was just seen as a waste of space.
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