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Filme Deutsch
Location: Germany Date: 12/05/2009 Time: 07:06:01 |
Keep the spirit alive!!! |
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Losi Date: 11/29/2009 Time: 00:47:14 |
Fundamentalist Christian shows his true colors! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHtHMnD-CNA |
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Dick Feil
Location: Mansfield, PA usa Date: 11/17/2009 Time: 13:37:54 |
Check out the latest NOVA 3-part series on human evolution ("Becoming Human" http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/). How can any intellectually honest person deny the vast empirical evidence for natural selection of the modern human species? But we humans are blinded by ideology (and ignorance)... |
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lala
 Location: suriname Date: 10/30/2009 Time: 09:01:49 |
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Don Date: 09/27/2009 Time: 08:47:19 |
Hi...just wanted to let you know that God loves you and he sent his only son Jesus Christ to die for your sins so that you could have eternal life. |
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Jairo Mejia
Location: The Roots Date: 08/09/2009 Time: 08:49:41 |
Atheists and agnostics are right in most of their thinking It has been common among religious believers to look with misgiving at atheists and agnostics, and to think that they are mistaken; however, in many instances the opposite is the truth; some religious beliefs are not just irrelevant, but baseless. The “God” of main line traditions simply does not exist. I accepted the challenge of finding the One who may be recognized even by agnostics and atheists: the Existence itself. The God of religions may be denied, but nobody can deny that the Existence is. It doesn’t matter how you call it, but “All-That-Is,” is. A book (probably not written for you) “Christianity Reformed From ist Roots” tells all; perhaps its reflections will relieve your friends of the illusion, as they did for me. (Amazon.com). Jairo Mejia, M. Psych., Santa Clara University Episcopal Priest, Retired Carmel Valley, California http://www.mbay.net/~jmejia/Grudzen.htm http://www.mbay.net/~jmejia/Churcher.htm |
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richard munn
Location: Canada Date: 07/17/2009 Time: 17:46:08 |
Thank you for your efforts for the atheist cause. We need all atheists to stand up and be counted. |
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John Betare
Location: Germany Date: 06/30/2009 Time: 02:00:42 |
Prima Homepage habt ihr. Immer weiter so!! |
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Micheal
Location: Uganda East AFrica Date: 06/19/2009 Time: 22:39:59 |
The insipiration of the bible depends on the ignorance of the person who reads it.Keep the good work |
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Said Saillant
Location: Dominican Republic Date: 06/16/2009 Time: 19:07:04 |
Atheists note that few politicians have been willing to identify as non-theists, since until recently such revelations would have been "political suicide",[39][40] and welcomed Representative Pete Stark's 2007 decision to come out as the first openly nontheistic member of Congress.[22] Several polls have shown that about 50 percent of Americans would not vote for a well-qualified atheist for president.[41][42] A 2006 study found that 40% of respondents characterized atheists as a group that did "not at all agree with my vision of American society", and that 48% would not want their child to marry an atheist. In both studies, percentages of disapproval of atheists were above those for Muslims, African-Americans and homosexuals.[43] See the rest on Wikipedia s.v. Discrimination towards Atheists. In posting the excerpt, I hope to enervate the movement so that we use our numbers and boycott establishments where atheists are viewed as godless fiends soon to be burning in hell and "hence" deserving of nothing, not even civil rights. This view and the like arbitrarily select a group from the population and subject it to unjustifiable abuses of their civil rights. There is power in numbers, but without utilizing its power, atheism will never develop into an Institution for the betterment of society. Remember always egalitarian is the way to go. Show yourselves to the public as you are. Let the "suicides" begin. |
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Frank Greiner
Location: Austria Date: 06/08/2009 Time: 15:25:30 |
Eine super Seite. Macht weiter so |
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John Betare
Location: Germany Date: 05/19/2009 Time: 23:26:33 |
Viele Grüße aus Deutschland an diese wirklich gelungene Seite. Da hinterlässt man doch gerne einen Gruß Alles gute und weiter so LG John |
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Scott Muir
Location: Minneaapolis MN Date: 05/04/2009 Time: 08:19:02 |
After a recent road trip through the heart of the USA, I found very few things to be truly proud of. In many of our states the condition of the towns and homes I saw was deplorable. There were certain regions that looked little better than third world countries, especially in the "dust bowl" regions. Many of these people are living on less than 20,000.00/year and can not afford to improve/renovate their properties, leaving them in such an unsightly condition. Many old farm houses were abandoned (obviously many years ago) after being taken over by corporations and left to collapse and rot. It seems ironic that in these areas that are the most economically depressed seem to have a lot more churches than other areas. Some areas that were particularly poor sported many billboards about religion, one of the most memorable was something like "Accept Jesus and you will be saved or you will regret it forever". Threats and fear seem to be the most popular (and possibly effective) form of coercion by religion, as does taking advantage of the underprivileged with promises of a better eternal life. Personally I have a hard time taking either seriously. While it is true that, for some, trading the price of a case or two of beer for some lumber and paint would greatly improve their conditions, this is not always the case. I am getting very tired of hearing these "sob stories" from people making over 250,000.00/year. They complain that a tax increase would make it impossible to renovate their McMansions, to eat out at over priced restaurants or to take vacations to places like Martha's Vineyard. The majority of their problems are usually self inflicted by over extending their credit, how much is enough when people in other areas are forced to choose between eating and living indoors? There seem to be a lot of claims about "tithing" to their church, generally these are very large churches that do little or nothing to alleviate the suffering of anyone and only benefit the church and it's hierarchy. Pastors living in mansions, driving expensive cars and using their private jets to do "God's work" (which usually is something that will supplement their own income). If these people would scale back a little, let their children pay for their own college education (which might make them appreciate and utilize it) and basically live within their means (and quit trying to impress others with their "wealth" they claim they do not have) they would not have the hardships they currently face (such as not being able to put in a new pool on their estate this year...). I don't have a household income of 250,000/year or more but it's over 100,000.00/year. This has given my roommate and me the freedom to have a very nice (yet modest) home in Minnesota and an almost new vacation/retirement home (also very nice but modest) in Arizona and a new (modest) car. I will probably not be affected by "Obama's tax increase", but if I were to be and it helped the people in these areas, it would be worth it. People making enough to be affected by the increases would do well to take a ride in their Infinity, Mercedes, Jaguar or whatever their overpriced mode of transportation may be, and see for themselves "how the other half lives". I am far from a "Socialist" but think that at least making life more than just hanging out waiting to die (with the empty hope of eternal bliss or empty threats of eternal fire) is important for people in some of these areas. |
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HALLVARD
Location: Lærdal Date: 03/26/2009 Time: 10:15:45 |
Velkommen til storehaugen opp |
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jx
Location: id Date: 01/18/2009 Time: 11:39:54 |
repent unbelievers! i want to warn in love! become christian.. don't be someone gods angels will view as ensnare to root up and toss aside! if you don't repent good luck with gods wrath on judgement day- which will be bad for unrepentant that keep going in their unbelief- belief in jesus love for you will save you for good realm, make it there warn each other in love you are on wrong path pray virgin mary helps you see error of your beliefs so you can become christian- pray she prays for you- she said in apparition book with her messages that she prays for unbelievers- so someone does care and she made me realize to care! don't act like disbelief is ok it is endangering your souls eternal life! love, jacki freelance evangelist!        
Reply: LOL, I thought you were serious at first :) |
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Berral
Date: 12/08/2008 Time: 12:08:37 |
I'm sorry that you are athiests. Your pride has blinded your eyes and hardened your hearts. I venture to guess that 90% of you attended Sunday School as children. What became of you? Listen to Jesus knock at the door of your heart. Open the door. Receive your new heart. Be changed forever. Avoid Hell. |
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ben
Location: the netherlands Date: 09/28/2008 Time: 22:24:41 |
It's urgently needed to raise atheist voices as counterweight to agressive religions. Keep up the good work |
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Hadley Batchelder
Date: 08/26/2008 Time: 06:26:32 |
Good to see you again, Faye. Keep up the good work. |
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ikalangita
Location: USA Date: 08/20/2008 Time: 01:44:15 |
Thanks for the website, human rights is a good cause and we must fight for it! http://www.kabonfootprint-gov.com/ |
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Jason
Location: http://secularhumanist.proboards59.com/ Date: 08/18/2008 Time: 13:52:18 |
If anyone is interested, I have started a forum for Secular Humanist, agnostics, and athiests where their NON beliefs (and how it does or doesn't affecd their lives) can be discussed. http://secularhumanist.proboards59.com/ |