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  • ConcreteSchlyrd
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    Originally posted by GuruMeditation View Post
    I gotta be honest I have mixed emotions about all this. I had "openly non-christian" in the "Next group to get their first president" sweeps.

    Anyone else want in? Take your pick between "female", "openly gay", "openly non-christian", "Asian", "Native American" or "Hispanic".
    I'll pick up "hispanic"... they're due. It's just too bad that people like Michelle Malkin, Ann Coulter, et al will surely pull out the "S/he's hispanic! Electing him/her means more illegal aliens!"

    God bless retarded pundits.

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  • Jerome Scuggs
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    Originally posted by Lucon View Post
    What does it mean when Jerome stops punctuating and capitalizing?
    it means i am thinking too fast for my hands to keep up

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  • Scoop
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    Originally posted by Izor View Post
    oh how i hope california would float away and be its own country
    agreed.

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  • Cops
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    I think from a philosophical level I seek more pertinent answers, such as why is there such a thing as matter? And why does life even exist? The answer of "it just does" isn't good enough for me.

    I feel like just dropping the link. I've already passed it on to Liquid Blue. http://www.ninjavideo.net/video/4142

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  • Vykromond
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    Originally posted by Salubrious View Post
    "God caused the big bang. Everything that came afterwards can be explained using science."

    That's pretty much all that should be said about intelligent design.

    Historically speaking, mankind has always associated that which cannot be explained to God (or gods) until finding logical, scientific explanations to natural events and phenomena.

    Ex.
    1. God makes it so people can walk on earth without floating around.
    2a. No that's gravity.
    2b. Oh, then god causes gravity.
    3a. No, gravity is caused by the mass of the earth.
    3b. Oh. Well then god created the earth.
    4a. No, the earth was created by natural astronomical events after our solar system's sun was created.
    4b. Oh. Well god created the sun.
    5a. No, the sun was created by millions of particles in the universe compressed into a single mass over billions of year.
    5b. Oh. Well then god created the universe.
    6a. No, the universe is theorized to be created by the big bang at some indeterminate time that spontaneously created everything.
    6b. Oh. Well then god caused the big bang.

    And since we don't know what caused the big bang, God would be our default answer until Newtonius Einstein von Copernicus III discovers what caused the big bang some hundreds of years in the future.
    This is called the "god of the gaps" fyi. You might know that already, just pointing it out

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  • GuruMeditation
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    I gotta be honest I have mixed emotions about all this. I had "openly non-christian" in the "Next group to get their first president" sweeps.

    Anyone else want in? Take your pick between "female", "openly gay", "openly non-christian", "Asian", "Native American" or "Hispanic".

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  • Izor
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    Originally posted by Salubrious View Post
    And since we don't know what caused the big bang, God would be our default answer until Newtonius Einstein von Copernicus III discovers what caused the big bang some hundreds of years in the future.
    This is a different discussion entirely. None of us here will ever understand what caused matter to be scientifically be created, but do you believe that it came from nothing? or that its always been there? I personally as a kid, growing up in a family that didnt go to church, went through school only learning about science vs religion and as a result believed that religion was only established to explain what we could not explain through science. I would still like to believe that to this day because I cannot imagine the existence of a god in this world we live in, but theres some things that simply cannot be explained through science and no one in here can possibly think they truly know the answer to the question

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  • Izor
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    oh how i hope california would float away and be its own country

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  • Kid Kaos
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    Oh yeah!!!! I was in the middle of a fat blunt when I saw California turn blue on the T.V. Then that hot bitch on the news said "Obama won" and I Choked and coughed, and coughed and choked and managed to say "OBAMA BITCH!"

    This election will always be known as the Day that California decided the next president! Next will come The Day California Became Its Own Country! And we will say fuck you to America and float away towards Australia.

    Then your fucked....... :fear:

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  • Salubrious
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    Originally posted by Liquid Blue View Post
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/0..._n_108147.html

    jindal why do you have to support intelligent design

    you are a well spoken republican that doesn't want to run a campaign where you say one thing and do another

    jindal please

    edit- my bad i forgot Izor doesn't like huffington-



    http://crooksandliars.com/2008/06/15...ith-evolution/
    "God caused the big bang. Everything that came afterwards can be explained using science."

    That's pretty much all that should be said about intelligent design.

    Historically speaking, mankind has always associated that which cannot be explained to God (or gods) until finding logical, scientific explanations to natural events and phenomena.

    Ex.
    1. God makes it so people can walk on earth without floating around.
    2a. No that's gravity.
    2b. Oh, then god causes gravity.
    3a. No, gravity is caused by the mass of the earth.
    3b. Oh. Well then god created the earth.
    4a. No, the earth was created by natural astronomical events after our solar system's sun was created.
    4b. Oh. Well god created the sun.
    5a. No, the sun was created by millions of particles in the universe compressed into a single mass over billions of year.
    5b. Oh. Well then god created the universe.
    6a. No, the universe is theorized to be created by the big bang at some indeterminate time that spontaneously created everything.
    6b. Oh. Well then god caused the big bang.

    And since we don't know what caused the big bang, God would be our default answer until Newtonius Einstein von Copernicus III discovers what caused the big bang some hundreds of years in the future.

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  • Lucon
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    What does it mean when Jerome stops punctuating and capitalizing?

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  • Cops
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    I just watched a BBC Horizion Documentary called A War on Science. It was about the Intelligent Design fiasco that happened in Dover Pennsylvania. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone (pm me for link).

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  • Liquid Blue
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    jindal why do you have to support intelligent design

    you are a well spoken republican that doesn't want to run a campaign where you say one thing and do another

    jindal please

    edit- my bad i forgot Izor doesn't like huffington-



    [media id=5550] [media id=5551] (h/t Heather) I try very hard to be tolerant of others' beliefs. I don't pretend to have all the answers and I cert

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  • Cops
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    I really like Jindal. He seems like a) not a douche b) decent guy c) well informed and of course d) doesn't want to allow party differences to stop progress.

    edit: and then i found out he promotes intelligent design in science classes...
    Last edited by Cops; 11-07-2008, 04:55 PM.

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