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there seems to me to be way to much animosity towards religion.
SCal comments on Dec 13, 2019:
You clearly meant not enough animosity.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2019:
@Gwendolyn2018 Well in the west animosities have stopped the religious from being allowed to burn atheist in the town square, they have been stopped from banning books, they have been stopped from persecuting and ostracising non believers, they lost the power of the ridiculous law of blasphemy and the censorship associated with it, it has stopped them demeaning women and persecuting gay people.
In short being outraged at religion in the west has allowed reasonable people to rob religion of about 50% of it's dangerous power in the west.
SCal comments on Dec 13, 2019:
You clearly meant not enough animosity.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2019:
@Gwendolyn2018 Well in the west animosities have stopped the religious from being allowed to burn atheist in the town square, they have been stopped from banning books, they have been stopped from persecuting and ostracising non believers, they lost the power of the ridiculous law of blasphemy and the censorship associated with it, it has stopped them demeaning women and persecuting gay people.
In short being outraged at religion in the west has allowed reasonable people to rob religion of about 50% of it's dangerous power in the west.
It is impossible to believe a person (a man named 'Jesus,' for instance) did what is described in ...
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 13, 2019:
It is even more extraordinary when you consider that there are copious historical records of John the Baptist, and in all those records there is no mention of his being the Herald of anyone, but that he is in fact himself the promised messiah of a much older religion one that fragmented after the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2019:
@NeverSure There are also the Roman records, which is how we know the bible account is wrong and that Herod Antipas was married to his sister in law by his brother Philip, Not herod the tetrarch , that there was no step daughter Salome (Herod the great did have a sister named Salome, which is where the story probably came from) and that Herod executed JTB as a favour to a foreign ally.
There is also the historic records of the Mandaeans who claim John as one of their historic prophets.
No reputable source has ever disputed the Josephus records of John the baptist, only those purported to refer to Jesus of Nazareth.
When I get round to it I will look up the other historical records John and his successors if you are really interested.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 13, 2019:
It is even more extraordinary when you consider that there are copious historical records of John the Baptist, and in all those records there is no mention of his being the Herald of anyone, but that he is in fact himself the promised messiah of a much older religion one that fragmented after the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2019:
@NeverSure There are also the Roman records, which is how we know the bible account is wrong and that Herod Antipas was married to his sister in law by his brother Philip, Not herod the tetrarch , that there was no step daughter Salome (Herod the great did have a sister named Salome, which is where the story probably came from) and that Herod executed JTB as a favour to a foreign ally.
There is also the historic records of the Mandaeans who claim John as one of their historic prophets.
No reputable source has ever disputed the Josephus records of John the baptist, only those purported to refer to Jesus of Nazareth.
When I get round to it I will look up the other historical records John and his successors if you are really interested.
It is impossible to believe a person (a man named 'Jesus,' for instance) did what is described in ...
Green_Chile_Type comments on Dec 13, 2019:
As I understand it, whether or not the people of Israel knew how to read or use writing instruments properly is almost moot. The key issue is the lack of paper to write on...Paper was rare and very expensive. ( Leather is a mediocre-to-poor surface for writing, clay tablets very impractical, metal ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2019:
@Green_Chile_Type I think not, the scribes of Israel where a thriving industry pens for hire for everything from bureaucratic record keeping to accountancy, to science and history to storytelling and Scripture copy.
The major writing medium was not paper it was Parchment or vellum, made from the inner hide of lambs or goats.
Some theologians have even suggested that Peter's nickname was not taken from the Latin Petrus (stone) was in fact from the Greek πέννα (pronounced Penta) meaning the Pen because Peter was the scribe of the apostles.
Green_Chile_Type comments on Dec 13, 2019:
As I understand it, whether or not the people of Israel knew how to read or use writing instruments properly is almost moot. The key issue is the lack of paper to write on...Paper was rare and very expensive. ( Leather is a mediocre-to-poor surface for writing, clay tablets very impractical, metal ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 13, 2019:
@Green_Chile_Type I think not, the scribes of Israel where a thriving industry pens for hire for everything from bureaucratic record keeping to accountancy, to science and history to storytelling and Scripture copy.
The major writing medium was not paper it was Parchment or vellum, made from the inner hide of lambs or goats.
Some theologians have even suggested that Peter's nickname was not taken from the Latin Petrus (stone) was in fact from the Greek πέννα (pronounced Penta) meaning the Pen because Peter was the scribe of the apostles.
[yahoo.
Redheadedgammy comments on Dec 12, 2019:
trump is a coward who can't stand to hear anyone speak against him.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 12, 2019:
That is an insult to innocent cowards everywhere
Redheadedgammy comments on Dec 12, 2019:
trump is a coward who can't stand to hear anyone speak against him.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 12, 2019:
That is an insult to innocent cowards everywhere
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LenHazell53 comments on Dec 10, 2019:
scary
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
@FrayedBear It is the age of the dangerous clown princes
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 10, 2019:
scary
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
@FrayedBear It is the age of the dangerous clown princes
Do you think that " I have found god" should mean the same as "A get out of Gaol/Jail free" card.
Fernapple comments on Dec 10, 2019:
If they have really converted they should have their sentence lengthened.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
keep the idiots off the street and lessen the chance of them weakening the gene pool
Fernapple comments on Dec 10, 2019:
If they have really converted they should have their sentence lengthened.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
keep the idiots off the street and lessen the chance of them weakening the gene pool
Just found this great quote on a You Tube comment
Do not go gentle into this election fight,
...
St-Sinner comments on Dec 10, 2019:
If you meant it for the Democrats, you are preaching to the wrong choir. It is not in our DNA. This will resonate with Tea Party and evangelicals.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
@St-Sinner Who mentioned righteousness, I was only using right in the political sense, as in the right wing politicians are a bunch of vile, putrid, heartless, money grabbing filth spewing arseholes I would not piss on if they were on fire.
St-Sinner comments on Dec 10, 2019:
If you meant it for the Democrats, you are preaching to the wrong choir. It is not in our DNA. This will resonate with Tea Party and evangelicals.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
@St-Sinner Who mentioned righteousness, I was only using right in the political sense, as in the right wing politicians are a bunch of vile, putrid, heartless, money grabbing filth spewing arseholes I would not piss on if they were on fire.
Just found this great quote on a You Tube comment
Do not go gentle into this election fight,
...
St-Sinner comments on Dec 10, 2019:
If you meant it for the Democrats, you are preaching to the wrong choir. It is not in our DNA. This will resonate with Tea Party and evangelicals.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
I'm British and we are having an election next week, and it is a total farce.
But as far as I know the Tea Party and evangelicals ARE the lying right, or am I wrong?
St-Sinner comments on Dec 10, 2019:
If you meant it for the Democrats, you are preaching to the wrong choir. It is not in our DNA. This will resonate with Tea Party and evangelicals.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
I'm British and we are having an election next week, and it is a total farce.
But as far as I know the Tea Party and evangelicals ARE the lying right, or am I wrong?
This is a good answer to Xians or others when you discuss your lack of religion.
Ramone comments on Dec 6, 2019:
It's a good answer except when you say the universe is created it implies are creator logically.
Better wording would be ' I never requested for the universe to exist'
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
@Ramone Which is exactly what I said
Ramone comments on Dec 6, 2019:
It's a good answer except when you say the universe is created it implies are creator logically.
Better wording would be ' I never requested for the universe to exist'
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 10, 2019:
@Ramone Which is exactly what I said
MARMALISE.
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 9, 2019:
MARMALISE I Think is the correct spelling, as in Mick the Marmaliser who along with Dicky Mint was one of the original ventriloquist's dummies of the late and wonderful Ken Dodd, who (slightly redesigned) would later go on to lead the Diddy Men
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 9, 2019:
@Marionville I saw Doddy in Stockton a couple of years ago, he over ran then too but covered it by saying "One thing about my shows, you always go home in the daylight."
He was wonderful, when he announced his retirement, he claimed he had to, as he could only manage THREE SHOWS A WEEK INSTEAD OF SEVEN,, that was his idea of retiring 😃
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 9, 2019:
MARMALISE I Think is the correct spelling, as in Mick the Marmaliser who along with Dicky Mint was one of the original ventriloquist's dummies of the late and wonderful Ken Dodd, who (slightly redesigned) would later go on to lead the Diddy Men
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 9, 2019:
@Marionville I saw Doddy in Stockton a couple of years ago, he over ran then too but covered it by saying "One thing about my shows, you always go home in the daylight."
He was wonderful, when he announced his retirement, he claimed he had to, as he could only manage THREE SHOWS A WEEK INSTEAD OF SEVEN,, that was his idea of retiring 😃
MARMALISE.
WonderWartHog99 comments on Dec 9, 2019:
"Liverpudlian" sounds like an organ meat gone putrid.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 9, 2019:
@Marionville
'Gomer Pyle' played by the late Jim Nabors sitcom star of the 1960s
WonderWartHog99 comments on Dec 9, 2019:
"Liverpudlian" sounds like an organ meat gone putrid.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 9, 2019:
@Marionville
'Gomer Pyle' played by the late Jim Nabors sitcom star of the 1960s
This is a good answer to Xians or others when you discuss your lack of religion.
Ramone comments on Dec 6, 2019:
It's a good answer except when you say the universe is created it implies are creator logically.
Better wording would be ' I never requested for the universe to exist'
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2019:
@Ramone no it is a result of pressure and tectonic activity on preexisting matter
Ramone comments on Dec 6, 2019:
It's a good answer except when you say the universe is created it implies are creator logically.
Better wording would be ' I never requested for the universe to exist'
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 8, 2019:
@Ramone no it is a result of pressure and tectonic activity on preexisting matter
Fastigiate
adjective
Having branches that are erect and parallel, tapering to a pointed top.
FrayedBear comments on Dec 7, 2019:
Related to fastidious by any chance? @LenHazell53?
I wonder if it could be misused ( ? ) in statements like "What lovely fastigiate nipples you have now that I have made them pert/erect" and "let me comb your lovely merkin to give it a more fastigiate appearance!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣😁
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
Fastidious comes from the Latin fastus meaning pride or arrogance
Fastigiate is (I am assuming) a compound word from fastigium meaning to culminate in and fastigatus meaning an upward slope, hence a tree (or bush) of tapering branches that culminates at the bottom such as the Hornbeam
FrayedBear comments on Dec 7, 2019:
Related to fastidious by any chance? @LenHazell53?
I wonder if it could be misused ( ? ) in statements like "What lovely fastigiate nipples you have now that I have made them pert/erect" and "let me comb your lovely merkin to give it a more fastigiate appearance!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣😁
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
Fastidious comes from the Latin fastus meaning pride or arrogance
Fastigiate is (I am assuming) a compound word from fastigium meaning to culminate in and fastigatus meaning an upward slope, hence a tree (or bush) of tapering branches that culminates at the bottom such as the Hornbeam
What are your objections to the fine tuning argument for the existence of god
ShadowAmicus comments on Dec 7, 2019:
Is the universe 'fine tuned'?
Who decided on three options?
Could 'fine tuning' just be equilibrium of forces over time?
Why, if fine tuning was done, could it not be done by chance?
Who cares enough to argue about existence of a fiction character?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
“Out of chaos, comes order... You never want a serious crisis to go to waste"
Rahm Emanuel mayor of Chicago
ShadowAmicus comments on Dec 7, 2019:
Is the universe 'fine tuned'?
Who decided on three options?
Could 'fine tuning' just be equilibrium of forces over time?
Why, if fine tuning was done, could it not be done by chance?
Who cares enough to argue about existence of a fiction character?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
“Out of chaos, comes order... You never want a serious crisis to go to waste"
Rahm Emanuel mayor of Chicago
Mind changer
MissKathleen comments on Dec 6, 2019:
Whenever presented with evidence to the contrary of that which I have seen, I am willing to reconsider. Even if I don’t like it.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
Well said, and in my opinion the only correct way to learn
MissKathleen comments on Dec 6, 2019:
Whenever presented with evidence to the contrary of that which I have seen, I am willing to reconsider. Even if I don’t like it.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
Well said, and in my opinion the only correct way to learn
Mind changer
LeighShelton comments on Dec 6, 2019:
i had a conversation with a young lady about rabbits.
i told her they were rodents and she corrected me and told me there not.
i said as i am well into animals of course they are ill bet you a fiver/£5/$7 ish.
i only bet on what i think to be true and i thought she was very young and nieve
...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
Rabbits belong to the family Lagomorpha, this is mainly defined as being different from rodents by the functionality and lay out of their teeth.
LeighShelton comments on Dec 6, 2019:
i had a conversation with a young lady about rabbits.
i told her they were rodents and she corrected me and told me there not.
i said as i am well into animals of course they are ill bet you a fiver/£5/$7 ish.
i only bet on what i think to be true and i thought she was very young and nieve
...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
Rabbits belong to the family Lagomorpha, this is mainly defined as being different from rodents by the functionality and lay out of their teeth.
This is a good answer to Xians or others when you discuss your lack of religion.
Ramone comments on Dec 6, 2019:
It's a good answer except when you say the universe is created it implies are creator logically.
Better wording would be ' I never requested for the universe to exist'
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
No something being created does not imply a creator, it implies creation, for instance burning hydrogen in an oxygen rich atmosphere creates water.
All that is required is heat, hydrogen and oxygen to be in the same place at the same time, no creator or act of creation is required.
Ramone comments on Dec 6, 2019:
It's a good answer except when you say the universe is created it implies are creator logically.
Better wording would be ' I never requested for the universe to exist'
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
No something being created does not imply a creator, it implies creation, for instance burning hydrogen in an oxygen rich atmosphere creates water.
All that is required is heat, hydrogen and oxygen to be in the same place at the same time, no creator or act of creation is required.
Rachmanism
The act of being an unfair and/or exploitative landlord with little or no concern or ...
Marionville comments on Dec 7, 2019:
I posted this one in September....but it’s good to be reminded.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
Sorry, I must have missed that 😢
Marionville comments on Dec 7, 2019:
I posted this one in September....but it’s good to be reminded.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 7, 2019:
Sorry, I must have missed that 😢
misotheism
mis′o-thē-izm
Borrowed from Ancient Greek μισόθεος (misótheos, “hating ...
RobWard comments on Dec 5, 2019:
The worship of Japanese soup?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2019:
Beat me to it lol
RobWard comments on Dec 5, 2019:
The worship of Japanese soup?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2019:
Beat me to it lol
misotheism
mis′o-thē-izm
Borrowed from Ancient Greek μισόθεος (misótheos, “hating ...
t1nick comments on Dec 5, 2019:
Intetesting.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2019:
Does that mean falling exactly between one ball and the other?
t1nick comments on Dec 5, 2019:
Intetesting.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2019:
Does that mean falling exactly between one ball and the other?
Spoonerism
noun
the transposition of initial or other sounds of words, usually by accident, ...
Marionville comments on Dec 6, 2019:
Named after William Archibald Spooner (1884 - 1930), a long-serving Oxford don who was most notable for his absentmindedness and for supposedly mixing up the syllables in a spoken phrase with unintentional comic effect. Such phrases became known as Spoonerisms.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2019:
Spooner actually very rarely did this, but is granted the eponymous lexicography for one particularly embarrassing incident during a visit to the University by Queens Victoria.
Spooner was given the honour of proposing the loyal toast at dinner.
His affectionate toast, was beset by nerves and in booming ringing tone Professor Spooner asked all present to be upstanding and **raise their glasses to The Queer old Dean!**
His place in history from that moment set in stone forever.
Marionville comments on Dec 6, 2019:
Named after William Archibald Spooner (1884 - 1930), a long-serving Oxford don who was most notable for his absentmindedness and for supposedly mixing up the syllables in a spoken phrase with unintentional comic effect. Such phrases became known as Spoonerisms.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 6, 2019:
Spooner actually very rarely did this, but is granted the eponymous lexicography for one particularly embarrassing incident during a visit to the University by Queens Victoria.
Spooner was given the honour of proposing the loyal toast at dinner.
His affectionate toast, was beset by nerves and in booming ringing tone Professor Spooner asked all present to be upstanding and **raise their glasses to The Queer old Dean!**
His place in history from that moment set in stone forever.
IMPRECATION.
WonderWartHog99 comments on Dec 5, 2019:
## In my childhood that was "May the fleas of a thousand camels fly up your nose."
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 5, 2019:
My great Grandad's favourite was
"May you lose all your teeth but one so you can still have toothache"
WonderWartHog99 comments on Dec 5, 2019:
## In my childhood that was "May the fleas of a thousand camels fly up your nose."
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 5, 2019:
My great Grandad's favourite was
"May you lose all your teeth but one so you can still have toothache"
Just wondering if someone can answer me this?
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 4, 2019:
It is the rabbit caught in the headlights of an on coming car reaction, to simply freeze.
It is complex but it is the natural reaction of some people when faced with immediate and inevitable danger to simply deny it.
They know it is illogical to deny the inevitable but out of sheer desperation do...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2019:
@Heraclitus I had not thought of it like that, but yes you are absolutely right
LenHazell53 comments on Dec 4, 2019:
It is the rabbit caught in the headlights of an on coming car reaction, to simply freeze.
It is complex but it is the natural reaction of some people when faced with immediate and inevitable danger to simply deny it.
They know it is illogical to deny the inevitable but out of sheer desperation do...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2019:
@Heraclitus I had not thought of it like that, but yes you are absolutely right
Are you a good Candidate to become a Mormon?
Marionville comments on Dec 3, 2019:
Do you only have to believe in one of these to join? I kinda like the Cain being Bigfoot idea!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2019:
If you are willing to memorise and spout off parrot like the standard "Testimony" or (Test the money) at monthly fast and testimony meeting they will have you.
Most kids are made to stand at the lectern and repeat this from the age of *three* to the coo's and aww's of all the grannies in the congregations and some twat quoting Matthew 19:14 while smiling like a rattlesnake eyeing up a vole.
"I know the Church is true, and Joseph Smith was a true prophet, and the Book of Mormon is true I'm grateful for my family and inthenameofjesuschristamen."
Marionville comments on Dec 3, 2019:
Do you only have to believe in one of these to join? I kinda like the Cain being Bigfoot idea!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 4, 2019:
If you are willing to memorise and spout off parrot like the standard "Testimony" or (Test the money) at monthly fast and testimony meeting they will have you.
Most kids are made to stand at the lectern and repeat this from the age of *three* to the coo's and aww's of all the grannies in the congregations and some twat quoting Matthew 19:14 while smiling like a rattlesnake eyeing up a vole.
"I know the Church is true, and Joseph Smith was a true prophet, and the Book of Mormon is true I'm grateful for my family and inthenameofjesuschristamen."
Are you a good Candidate to become a Mormon?
Geoffrey51 comments on Dec 3, 2019:
That’s me! Where do I sign!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
and I didn't even have to mention the magic underpants? (not Joking)
Geoffrey51 comments on Dec 3, 2019:
That’s me! Where do I sign!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
and I didn't even have to mention the magic underpants? (not Joking)
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
Imatheistically comments on Nov 25, 2019:
There is no greater threat to civilization on this planent, then the terrorist based death cult known as "Islam"! It is one "religion" that does NOT deserve the freedom to exist! Not in the USS, nor anywhere else on the planet!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@richiegtt Islam may not be a race per se, but there are races (in the sense of nationalities) that are exclusively Islamic, Pakistani, Saudi Arabian for example. In such circumstances it is perfectly acceptable to use racism as a simile for Islamophobia, in the same was as racism is used as a simile for anti-semitism when referring to prejudices against Israelis.
Imatheistically comments on Nov 25, 2019:
There is no greater threat to civilization on this planent, then the terrorist based death cult known as "Islam"! It is one "religion" that does NOT deserve the freedom to exist! Not in the USS, nor anywhere else on the planet!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@richiegtt Islam may not be a race per se, but there are races (in the sense of nationalities) that are exclusively Islamic, Pakistani, Saudi Arabian for example. In such circumstances it is perfectly acceptable to use racism as a simile for Islamophobia, in the same was as racism is used as a simile for anti-semitism when referring to prejudices against Israelis.
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
Krish55 comments on Nov 27, 2019:
Choice number 4: Should Agnostic keep prejudiced posts out of the site?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@granny I never said it it was racist, it is however bigoted and prejudice against a social grouping in a way that is comparable with racism.
But of course you knew this and you were just being pedantic at best or a troll at worst.
Krish55 comments on Nov 27, 2019:
Choice number 4: Should Agnostic keep prejudiced posts out of the site?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@granny I never said it it was racist, it is however bigoted and prejudice against a social grouping in a way that is comparable with racism.
But of course you knew this and you were just being pedantic at best or a troll at worst.
It isn’t just about Santa. People hold onto childish beliefs for way too long I think.
DenoPenno comments on Dec 3, 2019:
Funny, but I agree. I'm also seeing post on Facebook right now by grown relatives in their 50's who say Jesus is the reason for Christmas. Apparently they have never examined any facts.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@Omnedon "he had gone to be with Jesus"
Well *sort of* true
If by which they mean they are both dead and gone then yes they are both together degrading and decomposing in the earth.
DenoPenno comments on Dec 3, 2019:
Funny, but I agree. I'm also seeing post on Facebook right now by grown relatives in their 50's who say Jesus is the reason for Christmas. Apparently they have never examined any facts.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@Omnedon "he had gone to be with Jesus"
Well *sort of* true
If by which they mean they are both dead and gone then yes they are both together degrading and decomposing in the earth.
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
GipsyOfNewSpain comments on Nov 24, 2019:
I don't poll... why you poll?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@godlessguy I believe you meant to say :
*Speaking of asses, your improper, disgusting and pathetic, use of English gives the impression that you too may be one.*
It might be wise to learn the correct use of grammar and punctuation before criticising that of other people?
GipsyOfNewSpain comments on Nov 24, 2019:
I don't poll... why you poll?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@godlessguy I believe you meant to say :
*Speaking of asses, your improper, disgusting and pathetic, use of English gives the impression that you too may be one.*
It might be wise to learn the correct use of grammar and punctuation before criticising that of other people?
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
Grahame comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Australia, just like America, is populated almost solely by immigrants. Who are we to choose who comes after us? My grandfather was in WW1 in the tzars navy and escaped the USSR with his life is danger and Australia gave him a home. He was a ships engineer in the US navy in WW2. Why should I deny ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@Grecio You are seriously comparing people to wild animals?
Grahame comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Australia, just like America, is populated almost solely by immigrants. Who are we to choose who comes after us? My grandfather was in WW1 in the tzars navy and escaped the USSR with his life is danger and Australia gave him a home. He was a ships engineer in the US navy in WW2. Why should I deny ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@Grecio You are seriously comparing people to wild animals?
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
Imatheistically comments on Nov 25, 2019:
There is no greater threat to civilization on this planent, then the terrorist based death cult known as "Islam"! It is one "religion" that does NOT deserve the freedom to exist! Not in the USS, nor anywhere else on the planet!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
Fuck man, what do you want to do ship them all to the chinese "reeducation camps or just skip the middleman and reopen Auschwitz?
Imatheistically comments on Nov 25, 2019:
There is no greater threat to civilization on this planent, then the terrorist based death cult known as "Islam"! It is one "religion" that does NOT deserve the freedom to exist! Not in the USS, nor anywhere else on the planet!
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
Fuck man, what do you want to do ship them all to the chinese "reeducation camps or just skip the middleman and reopen Auschwitz?
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
Krish55 comments on Nov 27, 2019:
Choice number 4: Should Agnostic keep prejudiced posts out of the site?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@godlessguy Says the guy who just called Islamic people a "disease that needs to be eradicated" have you any idea how filthy that sounds?
Krish55 comments on Nov 27, 2019:
Choice number 4: Should Agnostic keep prejudiced posts out of the site?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 3, 2019:
@godlessguy Says the guy who just called Islamic people a "disease that needs to be eradicated" have you any idea how filthy that sounds?
Mark 9:43-47 (NRSV): If your hand causes you to stumble, cut it off; it is better for you to enter ...
Heraclitus comments on Dec 1, 2019:
And you can't find a single Christian who follows Christ's teaching on this.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2019:
Well not a whole one
Heraclitus comments on Dec 1, 2019:
And you can't find a single Christian who follows Christ's teaching on this.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2019:
Well not a whole one
Mark 9:43-47 (NRSV): If your hand causes you to stumble, cut it off; it is better for you to enter ...
brentan comments on Dec 1, 2019:
It's a wonder there weren't more castrations than there were.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2019:
I'm sure St. Abelard would agree
brentan comments on Dec 1, 2019:
It's a wonder there weren't more castrations than there were.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2019:
I'm sure St. Abelard would agree
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
Grecio comments on Dec 1, 2019:
https://youtu.be/e6QC_qEyl0Q
Muslims in America believe it is OK to kill people that Insult Allah.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2019:
Well by that logic, Hitler was a white Catholic so because of what he said ALL White male catholics should be BANNED FROM THE COUNTRY, Mussolini was a nasty Italian so they all have to too, Mao ce tung had some really unpleasant ideas so close down all the Chinese restaurants and chuck them out.
OH YES and Benedict Arnold that is the end of all the Americans then, Ned Kelly gets shot of the Aussies, and of course Emperor Hirohito so deport the Japanese.
Keep going until there is just the Queen left, Oh NO German, well that's it the country is empty.
Grecio comments on Dec 1, 2019:
https://youtu.be/e6QC_qEyl0Q
Muslims in America believe it is OK to kill people that Insult Allah.
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2019:
Well by that logic, Hitler was a white Catholic so because of what he said ALL White male catholics should be BANNED FROM THE COUNTRY, Mussolini was a nasty Italian so they all have to too, Mao ce tung had some really unpleasant ideas so close down all the Chinese restaurants and chuck them out.
OH YES and Benedict Arnold that is the end of all the Americans then, Ned Kelly gets shot of the Aussies, and of course Emperor Hirohito so deport the Japanese.
Keep going until there is just the Queen left, Oh NO German, well that's it the country is empty.
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
AnneWimsey comments on Nov 24, 2019:
WTH kind of a question is that, in this day & age?!?! Is there something... scratch that, What is wrong with you?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2019:
@Grecio "Now agnostics are not radical,"
Know them all do you?
My personal opinion of the claimant to agnosticism is akin to the purveyor of Pascal's Wager among believers.
A fence sitting, bet hedging, indecisive, part time when expedient Atheist/believer.
AnneWimsey comments on Nov 24, 2019:
WTH kind of a question is that, in this day & age?!?! Is there something... scratch that, What is wrong with you?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 2, 2019:
@Grecio "Now agnostics are not radical,"
Know them all do you?
My personal opinion of the claimant to agnosticism is akin to the purveyor of Pascal's Wager among believers.
A fence sitting, bet hedging, indecisive, part time when expedient Atheist/believer.
What is your favorite xmas movie?
273kelvin comments on Dec 1, 2019:
"A wonderful life" has to be top of the list
Next has to be "A Christmas carol" close call between the George C Scot version and Alister Sim. With the edge going to the latter. His sneer when saying "Bah humbug" has it.
"Naughty or Nice" TV film 2004. A Chicago sports shock-jock is transformed ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2019:
The George C Scott version of Christmas Carol is my joint favourite along with the Alastair Sim version.
As child I loved "It's a wonderful life", but as an adult I have come to hate it, it is an evil film, with a terrible message.
273kelvin comments on Dec 1, 2019:
"A wonderful life" has to be top of the list
Next has to be "A Christmas carol" close call between the George C Scot version and Alister Sim. With the edge going to the latter. His sneer when saying "Bah humbug" has it.
"Naughty or Nice" TV film 2004. A Chicago sports shock-jock is transformed ...
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2019:
The George C Scott version of Christmas Carol is my joint favourite along with the Alastair Sim version.
As child I loved "It's a wonderful life", but as an adult I have come to hate it, it is an evil film, with a terrible message.
Did god punish Cain for killing able
I read this in a book a few years ago.
Bierbasstard comments on Nov 30, 2019:
That's a strange interpretation of this story. None of this has been proven. First inventor? Alchemist?
Where did the author glean this information?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2019:
It is all in the the Ethiopian Orthodox Church bible in the Book of Jubilees and is in the the Jewish Ethiopian Torah. It was removed from the Christian cannon at the Nicene conferences.
Modern accepted Bibles based on the canon of the kjv are highly edited (missing 15 books from the Catholic version, but containing two others, while lacking almost twenty books of the Greek orthodox, Russian orthodox and the the Ethiopian Orthodox canons.
1-2 Esdras,
Tobit,
Judith,
Additions to Esther,
the Wisdom of Solomon,
Ecclesiasticus,
Baruch,
Paralipomena of Baruch
Baruch 2
the Letter of Jeremiah,
the Prayer of Azariah,
Susanna,
Bel and the Dragon,
1 Maccabees.
2 Maccabees.
Odes
Psalm 151
Psalm 152-155
Prayer of Manasseh
Books of Enoch
Book of Jubilees
1 Meqabyan
2 Meqabyan
3 Meqabyan
Book of Jasher
All removed from the
KJV, all Anglican bibles, all pentecostal bibles, All evangelical Bibles, some of them from the Douay Rheims, some versions of the Torah etc.
Deuteronomy 4:2
2 You shall not add to the word which I am commanding you, nor take away from it, that you may keep the commandments of the Lord your God which I command you.
Deuteronomy 12:32
32 “[a]Whatever I command you, you shall be careful to do; you shall not add to nor take away from it.
Revelation 22:18
18 I testify to everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: if anyone adds to them, God will add to him the plagues which are written in this book;
***OOOPPPS!***
Bierbasstard comments on Nov 30, 2019:
That's a strange interpretation of this story. None of this has been proven. First inventor? Alchemist?
Where did the author glean this information?
LenHazell53 replies on Dec 1, 2019:
It is all in the the Ethiopian Orthodox Church bible in the Book of Jubilees and is in the the Jewish Ethiopian Torah. It was removed from the Christian cannon at the Nicene conferences.
Modern accepted Bibles based on the canon of the kjv are highly edited (missing 15 books from the Catholic version, but containing two others, while lacking almost twenty books of the Greek orthodox, Russian orthodox and the the Ethiopian Orthodox canons.
1-2 Esdras,
Tobit,
Judith,
Additions to Esther,
the Wisdom of Solomon,
Ecclesiasticus,
Baruch,
Paralipomena of Baruch
Baruch 2
the Letter of Jeremiah,
the Prayer of Azariah,
Susanna,
Bel and the Dragon,
1 Maccabees.
2 Maccabees.
Odes
Psalm 151
Psalm 152-155
Prayer of Manasseh
Books of Enoch
Book of Jubilees
1 Meqabyan
2 Meqabyan
3 Meqabyan
Book of Jasher
All removed from the
KJV, all Anglican bibles, all pentecostal bibles, All evangelical Bibles, some of them from the Douay Rheims, some versions of the Torah etc.
Deuteronomy 4:2
2 You shall not add to the word which I am commanding you, nor take away from it, that you may keep the commandments of the Lord your God which I command you.
Deuteronomy 12:32
32 “[a]Whatever I command you, you shall be careful to do; you shall not add to nor take away from it.
Revelation 22:18
18 I testify to everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this book: if anyone adds to them, God will add to him the plagues which are written in this book;
***OOOPPPS!***
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Yes if the are willing to accept our constitutional freedoms.
No as they want to force their religious beliefs on other people.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2019:
@Grecio
Anti-abortion terrorists claiming divine motivation eg The Army of God (AOG)
Homophobic terrorists claiming biblical precedent eg the Church of Jesus Christ-Christian/AKA Aryan Nations (AN).
The state sponsored Ugandan vigilante homosexual killers
The KKK calling themselves a christian organisation as did, the United Klans of America, The Covenant, The Sword, and the Arm of the Lord, The Phineas Priesthood,
and these are just ones I can think of off hand.
If you don't think Christians given he opportunity or the right mind set do NOT commit atrocities you are living under a rock.
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Yes if the are willing to accept our constitutional freedoms.
No as they want to force their religious beliefs on other people.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 30, 2019:
@Grecio
Anti-abortion terrorists claiming divine motivation eg The Army of God (AOG)
Homophobic terrorists claiming biblical precedent eg the Church of Jesus Christ-Christian/AKA Aryan Nations (AN).
The state sponsored Ugandan vigilante homosexual killers
The KKK calling themselves a christian organisation as did, the United Klans of America, The Covenant, The Sword, and the Arm of the Lord, The Phineas Priesthood,
and these are just ones I can think of off hand.
If you don't think Christians given he opportunity or the right mind set do NOT commit atrocities you are living under a rock.
My shar-pei brothers doing something unusual for them [youtu.be]
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 29, 2019:
my shar-pei Kho-Kho
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2019:
@LeighShelton Thanks, yours too
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 29, 2019:
my shar-pei Kho-Kho
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2019:
@LeighShelton Thanks, yours too
As Christmas approaches I seem to sense a rising anger and rigidness toward the Christians and other...
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 27, 2019:
You are absolutely right. We only hurt ourselves by clinging to grudges and indulging in negative judgments.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2019:
@blzjz That does not make them right it is still just the argumentum ad populum
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 27, 2019:
You are absolutely right. We only hurt ourselves by clinging to grudges and indulging in negative judgments.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2019:
@blzjz That does not make them right it is still just the argumentum ad populum
As Christmas approaches I seem to sense a rising anger and rigidness toward the Christians and other...
JustAskMe comments on Nov 27, 2019:
I wish we could do as you suggest, but often religion and religious people act like a cancer rather than a loving or unifying force. Religion is the root of so much hate, (sexism, homophobia, etc.) death and ill-will - folks even abandon and reject family members over religion. I believe it needs to...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2019:
@blzjz Not hostility secular law and order being valued over religious doctrine
JustAskMe comments on Nov 27, 2019:
I wish we could do as you suggest, but often religion and religious people act like a cancer rather than a loving or unifying force. Religion is the root of so much hate, (sexism, homophobia, etc.) death and ill-will - folks even abandon and reject family members over religion. I believe it needs to...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2019:
@blzjz Not hostility secular law and order being valued over religious doctrine
"we are strong.
Mofo1953 comments on Nov 29, 2019:
It's Benatar
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2019:
and millenials
Mofo1953 comments on Nov 29, 2019:
It's Benatar
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 29, 2019:
and millenials
There is a common thread in many of the posts I have seen here, that being you can't get people to ...
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
Past generations had as many children as they wanted... So why now, should the current generation be asked to give up their right to have a family.... Why should the current generation pay for the mistakes of the past...?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
Because if you don't there likely as not will only be one or two generations after you, your children and grandchildren will like as not curse you for giving them no choice, because you would not settle for limited choice.
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
Past generations had as many children as they wanted... So why now, should the current generation be asked to give up their right to have a family.... Why should the current generation pay for the mistakes of the past...?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
Because if you don't there likely as not will only be one or two generations after you, your children and grandchildren will like as not curse you for giving them no choice, because you would not settle for limited choice.
There is a common thread in many of the posts I have seen here, that being you can't get people to ...
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 27, 2019:
You can not make another person believe anything. Each person has to ponder the available evidence and form their own conclusions, and it is perfectly legitimate to have no opinion—you can be undecided or disinterested.
We seem so much hard wired to survive and reproduce that I doubt you’ll ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
Fiddling while Rome burns eh Bill?
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 27, 2019:
You can not make another person believe anything. Each person has to ponder the available evidence and form their own conclusions, and it is perfectly legitimate to have no opinion—you can be undecided or disinterested.
We seem so much hard wired to survive and reproduce that I doubt you’ll ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
Fiddling while Rome burns eh Bill?
My wonderful and sweet dad drove me to work because my car battery died.
DGJ0114 comments on Nov 28, 2019:
We've been living in 'end times' since the invention of religion... Religious people don't accept the many times this prediction had proven to be false.
One thing about your dad: he loves you and cares about you. He wants the best for you, that I'm sure of. He most likely accepted the false ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
The bible is totally clear that the end times were supposed finnish in about 60 CE when they didn't the church money men decided to extend the deadline indefinitely.
More biblical bollocks
DGJ0114 comments on Nov 28, 2019:
We've been living in 'end times' since the invention of religion... Religious people don't accept the many times this prediction had proven to be false.
One thing about your dad: he loves you and cares about you. He wants the best for you, that I'm sure of. He most likely accepted the false ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
The bible is totally clear that the end times were supposed finnish in about 60 CE when they didn't the church money men decided to extend the deadline indefinitely.
More biblical bollocks
THE PRAYER OF ST.
JeffMesser comments on Nov 28, 2019:
it has taken me years to get rid of the vestiges of christianity - and even then some hangers-on still exist. like forgiveness. I had no idea that forgiveness was a relatively minor issue in other cultures. only in christian cultures does it dominate. most of the world seems to subscribe to the old ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
You should only forgive those who have been stopped, forced to accept punishment and have changed.
Forgiving those who have not been corrected is an open invitation to further exploitations.
JeffMesser comments on Nov 28, 2019:
it has taken me years to get rid of the vestiges of christianity - and even then some hangers-on still exist. like forgiveness. I had no idea that forgiveness was a relatively minor issue in other cultures. only in christian cultures does it dominate. most of the world seems to subscribe to the old ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
You should only forgive those who have been stopped, forced to accept punishment and have changed.
Forgiving those who have not been corrected is an open invitation to further exploitations.
As Christmas approaches I seem to sense a rising anger and rigidness toward the Christians and other...
Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Nov 27, 2019:
We keep to ourselves & mind our own business. They can do whatever turns their crank.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
Unfortunately what turns their crank every time they get a bit of power is persecution, theocratic tyranny and burning people in the public squares
Lilac-JadeCanada comments on Nov 27, 2019:
We keep to ourselves & mind our own business. They can do whatever turns their crank.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
Unfortunately what turns their crank every time they get a bit of power is persecution, theocratic tyranny and burning people in the public squares
As Christmas approaches I seem to sense a rising anger and rigidness toward the Christians and other...
JustAskMe comments on Nov 27, 2019:
I wish we could do as you suggest, but often religion and religious people act like a cancer rather than a loving or unifying force. Religion is the root of so much hate, (sexism, homophobia, etc.) death and ill-will - folks even abandon and reject family members over religion. I believe it needs to...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@blzjz that is an utterly naive point of view, akin to appeasement, a doctrine history has shown over and over to be ineffectual and dangerous.
JustAskMe comments on Nov 27, 2019:
I wish we could do as you suggest, but often religion and religious people act like a cancer rather than a loving or unifying force. Religion is the root of so much hate, (sexism, homophobia, etc.) death and ill-will - folks even abandon and reject family members over religion. I believe it needs to...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@blzjz that is an utterly naive point of view, akin to appeasement, a doctrine history has shown over and over to be ineffectual and dangerous.
As Christmas approaches I seem to sense a rising anger and rigidness toward the Christians and other...
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 27, 2019:
You are absolutely right. We only hurt ourselves by clinging to grudges and indulging in negative judgments.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
That would be fine Bill if they thought the same way, but they do not, they are determined to save us from being rational caring people and have us join their hateful death cult.
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 27, 2019:
You are absolutely right. We only hurt ourselves by clinging to grudges and indulging in negative judgments.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
That would be fine Bill if they thought the same way, but they do not, they are determined to save us from being rational caring people and have us join their hateful death cult.
I see a lot of hate for what people describe as FREEMASONS.
What is the story with that?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 28, 2019:
IN and around the 17th century the myth of the ancient order of Freemasons began to appear all over Europe and the Americasin the three forms
Scottish Rite Freemasons
York Rite Freemasons
and
Reformed Scottish Rite Freemasons.
All claimed decent from the guild of Freemasons that built the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Gwendolyn2018 They like to pretend that they did, but it was mostly 15th and 16th century posh boys stealing the trappings and oaths of the of the actual free guild of stonemasons formed in the 14th century after the black death wiped out over two thirds of the population of Europe allowing skilled craftsmen to sell labour to the highest bidders and pass on their secrets to chosen apprentices instead of being bound to a feudal Lord
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 28, 2019:
IN and around the 17th century the myth of the ancient order of Freemasons began to appear all over Europe and the Americasin the three forms
Scottish Rite Freemasons
York Rite Freemasons
and
Reformed Scottish Rite Freemasons.
All claimed decent from the guild of Freemasons that built the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Gwendolyn2018 They like to pretend that they did, but it was mostly 15th and 16th century posh boys stealing the trappings and oaths of the of the actual free guild of stonemasons formed in the 14th century after the black death wiped out over two thirds of the population of Europe allowing skilled craftsmen to sell labour to the highest bidders and pass on their secrets to chosen apprentices instead of being bound to a feudal Lord
I see a lot of hate for what people describe as FREEMASONS.
What is the story with that?
Gwendolyn2018 comments on Nov 28, 2019:
The Masons are another white man's club. I am not sure if blacks are allowed to join white orders; I Googled "do Freemasons allow blacks to join," but the results were not clear.
While they have auxiliary clubs for females, but it is my understanding that they cannot join the "fraternal" order....
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@ToolGuy I recall Ben Elton talking about his dissertation on Dante's ninth level of hell and how there one one soul resides, Judas, frozen in a lake of ice up to his nose, with his eyes forever open to the enormity of his crime, trapped for all eternity as the lowest of the low.
However Mr Elton speculated, there is in fact a tenth level, lower still than the arch traitor and on that level resides only a single paparazzi photographer forever trying to get a picture up Judas's robes of his bum for the sunday tabloids.
Gwendolyn2018 comments on Nov 28, 2019:
The Masons are another white man's club. I am not sure if blacks are allowed to join white orders; I Googled "do Freemasons allow blacks to join," but the results were not clear.
While they have auxiliary clubs for females, but it is my understanding that they cannot join the "fraternal" order....
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@ToolGuy I recall Ben Elton talking about his dissertation on Dante's ninth level of hell and how there one one soul resides, Judas, frozen in a lake of ice up to his nose, with his eyes forever open to the enormity of his crime, trapped for all eternity as the lowest of the low.
However Mr Elton speculated, there is in fact a tenth level, lower still than the arch traitor and on that level resides only a single paparazzi photographer forever trying to get a picture up Judas's robes of his bum for the sunday tabloids.
I see a lot of hate for what people describe as FREEMASONS.
What is the story with that?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 28, 2019:
IN and around the 17th century the myth of the ancient order of Freemasons began to appear all over Europe and the Americasin the three forms
Scottish Rite Freemasons
York Rite Freemasons
and
Reformed Scottish Rite Freemasons.
All claimed decent from the guild of Freemasons that built the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Bierbasstard Yes there was a big bust up a few years back and Scottish rite split again between one lot who like all the secrecy and another who wanted to be more open and less exclusive, I'm not really up on that scandal, but yes I do understand the new lot recruit actively.
Most of my research was done a few years back when I was working on a novel, that I abandoned when "The Lost symbol" by Dan brown came out.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 28, 2019:
IN and around the 17th century the myth of the ancient order of Freemasons began to appear all over Europe and the Americasin the three forms
Scottish Rite Freemasons
York Rite Freemasons
and
Reformed Scottish Rite Freemasons.
All claimed decent from the guild of Freemasons that built the ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Bierbasstard Yes there was a big bust up a few years back and Scottish rite split again between one lot who like all the secrecy and another who wanted to be more open and less exclusive, I'm not really up on that scandal, but yes I do understand the new lot recruit actively.
Most of my research was done a few years back when I was working on a novel, that I abandoned when "The Lost symbol" by Dan brown came out.
I see a lot of hate for what people describe as FREEMASONS.
What is the story with that?
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 28, 2019:
One of my grandfathers was a Mason, and he was the exact opposite of a controlling elitist. He was a small farmer and lifelong Baptist.
I too don’t understand those attacks on Masons. I like the idea of men having groups for social interaction.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Gwendolyn2018 This true but it is one of the tenets of Freemasonry that you must at least profess a belief in Christianity in order to join a lodge or Temple.
If you do this, and they don't mind if you lie, once you have progressed through the first three levels (apprentice, fellow, and master mason) you will be allowed the first "Mystery" which is the True name of Gawd knowing which allows membership in to the special part of Freemasonry for the elites known as the Royal Arch (in York rite and Holy arch in Scottish rite).
The name is *Jahbulon*, (Pronounced Yabaalon) if you are interested made up of Ia (Canaanite god of water and wisdom,) Baal (Hebrew word for Lord) an On (A holy city in ancient Egypt) so roughly translating as the Lord God of the Nile.
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 28, 2019:
One of my grandfathers was a Mason, and he was the exact opposite of a controlling elitist. He was a small farmer and lifelong Baptist.
I too don’t understand those attacks on Masons. I like the idea of men having groups for social interaction.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Gwendolyn2018 This true but it is one of the tenets of Freemasonry that you must at least profess a belief in Christianity in order to join a lodge or Temple.
If you do this, and they don't mind if you lie, once you have progressed through the first three levels (apprentice, fellow, and master mason) you will be allowed the first "Mystery" which is the True name of Gawd knowing which allows membership in to the special part of Freemasonry for the elites known as the Royal Arch (in York rite and Holy arch in Scottish rite).
The name is *Jahbulon*, (Pronounced Yabaalon) if you are interested made up of Ia (Canaanite god of water and wisdom,) Baal (Hebrew word for Lord) an On (A holy city in ancient Egypt) so roughly translating as the Lord God of the Nile.
Postprandial
adjective
After a meal, especially after dinner: postprandial oratory; a ...
HippieChick58 comments on Nov 27, 2019:
I like the postprandial nap
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
Don't we all
HippieChick58 comments on Nov 27, 2019:
I like the postprandial nap
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
Don't we all
A very common feeling here in America is that terrorism is bad and not the answer, or at least that ...
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Mollywhop I agree, it is hypocritical and worse is an hypocrisy based on a fantasy that is still celebrated to this day and unfortunately used as a justification for appalling behaviour by jew and gentile alike.
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Mollywhop I agree, it is hypocritical and worse is an hypocrisy based on a fantasy that is still celebrated to this day and unfortunately used as a justification for appalling behaviour by jew and gentile alike.
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Yes if the are willing to accept our constitutional freedoms.
No as they want to force their religious beliefs on other people.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Grecio as the bible says that every nation and tongue should convert to Christianity you mean?
Philippians 2:10-11 that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord
Romans 14:11 It is written: "'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will acknowledge God.'"
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Yes if the are willing to accept our constitutional freedoms.
No as they want to force their religious beliefs on other people.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
@Grecio as the bible says that every nation and tongue should convert to Christianity you mean?
Philippians 2:10-11 that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord
Romans 14:11 It is written: "'As surely as I live,' says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will acknowledge God.'"
Kentucky governor pardons man sentenced to life for sexually abusing stepdaughter, 6
FearlessFly comments on Nov 27, 2019:
While contacting the victim leads to an appearance of impropriety, there is nothing in the article that says he threatened her.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
"Eckerle says the trial judge "altered" the victim's memory and testimony "by using judicial coercion and **intimidation."** "
Sounds like a threat to me
FearlessFly comments on Nov 27, 2019:
While contacting the victim leads to an appearance of impropriety, there is nothing in the article that says he threatened her.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 28, 2019:
"Eckerle says the trial judge "altered" the victim's memory and testimony "by using judicial coercion and **intimidation."** "
Sounds like a threat to me
This is a question.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Sorry I cannot understand a word of that post
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
@Shoulderwarmer They are a bunch of lying bastards who worship a pervert conman
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Sorry I cannot understand a word of that post
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
@Shoulderwarmer They are a bunch of lying bastards who worship a pervert conman
A very common feeling here in America is that terrorism is bad and not the answer, or at least that ...
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
@Cutiebeauty, @Mollywhop It is a stupid story anyway, that according to Egyptian history never happened, but if even for the sake of argument we agree it did, Pharoah three times told Moses they could leave Egypt "But the LORD hardened Pharaoh's heart and he would not listen" Exodus 9:12.
So basically God told Moses to ask Pharoah to let them go and the the same god told Pharaoh to say yes and then to change his mind three times and say no, and then when Pharoah obeyed god, that same god started cursing the people of Egypt with the plagues.
So even if Moses was not a terrorist Yahweh definitely was.
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
@Cutiebeauty, @Mollywhop It is a stupid story anyway, that according to Egyptian history never happened, but if even for the sake of argument we agree it did, Pharoah three times told Moses they could leave Egypt "But the LORD hardened Pharaoh's heart and he would not listen" Exodus 9:12.
So basically God told Moses to ask Pharoah to let them go and the the same god told Pharaoh to say yes and then to change his mind three times and say no, and then when Pharoah obeyed god, that same god started cursing the people of Egypt with the plagues.
So even if Moses was not a terrorist Yahweh definitely was.
A very common feeling here in America is that terrorism is bad and not the answer, or at least that ...
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
@Cutiebeauty read the book of Numbers, you'll see why that one is not taught to kids, it is full of wars, god cursing Israel with snakes for being unfaithful, cursing them with the arc, killing renegades, setting up brass idols to become immune to flying snakes that breathed fire, getting water out of stones, eating hallucinogenic "mana" the appointing of Israelite princes who immediately start threatening one another.
If that is not enough try Genesis 38 often regarded as THE most embarrassing chapter in the bible, to get an idea of the mentality that Moses was following
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
@Cutiebeauty read the book of Numbers, you'll see why that one is not taught to kids, it is full of wars, god cursing Israel with snakes for being unfaithful, cursing them with the arc, killing renegades, setting up brass idols to become immune to flying snakes that breathed fire, getting water out of stones, eating hallucinogenic "mana" the appointing of Israelite princes who immediately start threatening one another.
If that is not enough try Genesis 38 often regarded as THE most embarrassing chapter in the bible, to get an idea of the mentality that Moses was following
A very common feeling here in America is that terrorism is bad and not the answer, or at least that ...
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
@Cutiebeauty The Bible
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
@Cutiebeauty The Bible
A very common feeling here in America is that terrorism is bad and not the answer, or at least that ...
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
Moses used terrorism on his own people, and against those who he perceived as inferior. If you discount the plagues of Egypt as the work of "god" once in the wilderness, he kept his people prisoner for 40 years for a journey that should have taken 96 hours at most, imposed the ten commandments on them and started publicly executing people for gathering sticks on a sabbath day.
Caused the destruction of the Kingdom of king Balak, because he objected to the Jews living on the border of his country Moab and helping themselves to whatever they wanted. Moses enlisted the sorcerer Ballam to convince Balak that if he attacked the Jews the Syrians would invade his country and kill everyone, apparently this worked and when Jericho fell to Israel Balak was still to frightened to intervene and his Kingdom soon fell.
He raided and terrorised the Midianites (another house of Israel like the Jews, bt who god apparently was not so keen on) and the Amorites to the point where they sued for peace, at which point Moses ordered them to circumcise themselves as a show of faith and while they were incapacitated slaughtered every man and boy, took the girl children as sex slaves and then killed their mothers in front of them to ensure obedience.
He then claimed the city of Jericho for his people and assigned Joshua a war mongering lunatic as his successor because he knew Josh would kill everyone in the city as he Moses ordered (except for one prostitute who he bribed in to helping them).
Moses was an evil git, who fits every definition of a terrorist.
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 27, 2019:
How did Moses use terror?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 27, 2019:
Moses used terrorism on his own people, and against those who he perceived as inferior. If you discount the plagues of Egypt as the work of "god" once in the wilderness, he kept his people prisoner for 40 years for a journey that should have taken 96 hours at most, imposed the ten commandments on them and started publicly executing people for gathering sticks on a sabbath day.
Caused the destruction of the Kingdom of king Balak, because he objected to the Jews living on the border of his country Moab and helping themselves to whatever they wanted. Moses enlisted the sorcerer Ballam to convince Balak that if he attacked the Jews the Syrians would invade his country and kill everyone, apparently this worked and when Jericho fell to Israel Balak was still to frightened to intervene and his Kingdom soon fell.
He raided and terrorised the Midianites (another house of Israel like the Jews, bt who god apparently was not so keen on) and the Amorites to the point where they sued for peace, at which point Moses ordered them to circumcise themselves as a show of faith and while they were incapacitated slaughtered every man and boy, took the girl children as sex slaves and then killed their mothers in front of them to ensure obedience.
He then claimed the city of Jericho for his people and assigned Joshua a war mongering lunatic as his successor because he knew Josh would kill everyone in the city as he Moses ordered (except for one prostitute who he bribed in to helping them).
Moses was an evil git, who fits every definition of a terrorist.
I had to actually make someone understand how crappy they make doctors / surgeons feel when they ...
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Except that 76% of Doctors in the US believe in God so they are probably saying the same thing.
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/8318894/ns/health-health_care/t/survey-most-doctors-believe-god-afterlife/
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@WilliamFleming 20% of hospital builds are openly owned in full by Christian churches, this does not count hospitals built on church owned lands, administered and or sponsored by churches, hospitals built by commercial arms of church (In Utah for instance all hospitals are owned by either the LDS, the Corporations of the first bishopric, the corporation of the president of the lds, the Bonneville corporation etc all of which are arms of the LDS, the catholics and protestant churches all have equivalent commercial arms)
This also does not include hospitals supported or sponsored by religious institutions, or those who have clergy on their boards of directors.
The actual amount of hospitals WITHOUT church or other religious influence on their operations is nearer 15%
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Except that 76% of Doctors in the US believe in God so they are probably saying the same thing.
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/8318894/ns/health-health_care/t/survey-most-doctors-believe-god-afterlife/
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@WilliamFleming 20% of hospital builds are openly owned in full by Christian churches, this does not count hospitals built on church owned lands, administered and or sponsored by churches, hospitals built by commercial arms of church (In Utah for instance all hospitals are owned by either the LDS, the Corporations of the first bishopric, the corporation of the president of the lds, the Bonneville corporation etc all of which are arms of the LDS, the catholics and protestant churches all have equivalent commercial arms)
This also does not include hospitals supported or sponsored by religious institutions, or those who have clergy on their boards of directors.
The actual amount of hospitals WITHOUT church or other religious influence on their operations is nearer 15%
Yet more proof of consciousness being real
Davesnothere comments on Nov 26, 2019:
That all seems irrelevant to me.
Suppose they are correct, and on the quantum level two or many, even infinite realities exist.
WE are not on the quantum level, we are an expression of the Quantum when it becomes the Macro, and at those times the particles always go one way or another, they do...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@JeffMesser
"verifies that consciousness has an effect on the physical universe. "
Oh dear so basically you are looking for a way to legitimise believing in magic.
Davesnothere comments on Nov 26, 2019:
That all seems irrelevant to me.
Suppose they are correct, and on the quantum level two or many, even infinite realities exist.
WE are not on the quantum level, we are an expression of the Quantum when it becomes the Macro, and at those times the particles always go one way or another, they do...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@JeffMesser
"verifies that consciousness has an effect on the physical universe. "
Oh dear so basically you are looking for a way to legitimise believing in magic.
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
JohnnyQB comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Also another way to look at it. We already have an overbearing invasive divisive and biased religion here.. We don't need another, especially one that believes it is correct to keep women in bags and stone them to death for imaginary crimes such as not fighting off your rapists enough, or for ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@JohnnyQB You know what, I was wrong, you are an idiot.
JohnnyQB comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Also another way to look at it. We already have an overbearing invasive divisive and biased religion here.. We don't need another, especially one that believes it is correct to keep women in bags and stone them to death for imaginary crimes such as not fighting off your rapists enough, or for ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@JohnnyQB You know what, I was wrong, you are an idiot.
I had to actually make someone understand how crappy they make doctors / surgeons feel when they ...
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Except that 76% of Doctors in the US believe in God so they are probably saying the same thing.
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/8318894/ns/health-health_care/t/survey-most-doctors-believe-god-afterlife/
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
No they have to say they do, because most of the US hospitals are part owned by or are affiliated with churches by being:
*Built on Church owned land.
*Built by the Church.
*Partially or fully funded by the Church.
*The person or people who paid for it to be built wanted it named after a Saint or to have it affiliated with their Church in order to buy their way in to paradise
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Except that 76% of Doctors in the US believe in God so they are probably saying the same thing.
http://www.nbcnews.com/id/8318894/ns/health-health_care/t/survey-most-doctors-believe-god-afterlife/
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
No they have to say they do, because most of the US hospitals are part owned by or are affiliated with churches by being:
*Built on Church owned land.
*Built by the Church.
*Partially or fully funded by the Church.
*The person or people who paid for it to be built wanted it named after a Saint or to have it affiliated with their Church in order to buy their way in to paradise
Most common/ridicuous argumento pro religion?
JimG comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Pascal's wager.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
a classic and also the easiest to refute, since it can apply to any god.
JimG comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Pascal's wager.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
a classic and also the easiest to refute, since it can apply to any god.
Most common/ridicuous argumento pro religion?
DavidLaDeau comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Hands down the The Kalām cosmological argument.
Something can not come from nothing. (which may not be true outside our universe)
God made something from nothing. (so they say without evidence)
Therefore God.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
The Kalām cosmological argument. Also known by some as the colostomolical argument, because it is full of holes where all the shit leaks out.
DavidLaDeau comments on Nov 26, 2019:
Hands down the The Kalām cosmological argument.
Something can not come from nothing. (which may not be true outside our universe)
God made something from nothing. (so they say without evidence)
Therefore God.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
The Kalām cosmological argument. Also known by some as the colostomolical argument, because it is full of holes where all the shit leaks out.
Horologium
noun
a timepiece, as a clock or sundial, or a building supporting or containing a ...
Marionville comments on Nov 25, 2019:
Hard to get the tongue around.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
so tempted to use the "That's what she said" come back but I hope I'm better than that ;)
Marionville comments on Nov 25, 2019:
Hard to get the tongue around.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
so tempted to use the "That's what she said" come back but I hope I'm better than that ;)
How we're brainwashed to believe socialism is a dirty word.
[youtube.com]
Sticks48 comments on Nov 25, 2019:
In the States it is generational and is tied to "communism" by too many folks. When enough Baby Boomers die it may change.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@PondartIncbendog By most definitions held to be true in sociology almost all religions are to a greater or lesser extent fascist, only primitive Christianity as described in the book of acts is fundamentally communist and how many churches of today adhere to that model? None.
Sticks48 comments on Nov 25, 2019:
In the States it is generational and is tied to "communism" by too many folks. When enough Baby Boomers die it may change.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@PondartIncbendog By most definitions held to be true in sociology almost all religions are to a greater or lesser extent fascist, only primitive Christianity as described in the book of acts is fundamentally communist and how many churches of today adhere to that model? None.
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
JohnnyQB comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Islam out, not muslims. They like christians, are indoctrinated victims. All people trying to immigrate to another country should be vetted and background checked.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@Grahame "Even if I wasn’t a humanist I would ask why we are arrogant enough to continue prosecuting an unwinnable war."
Because "the American way" requires a boogy man to keep all the plebs frightened and paying up for military superiority.
Now there are no "commie pinko bastards" in the USSR to hate any more, the USA NEEDS the evil brown terrorist threat, in order to function.
JohnnyQB comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Islam out, not muslims. They like christians, are indoctrinated victims. All people trying to immigrate to another country should be vetted and background checked.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@Grahame "Even if I wasn’t a humanist I would ask why we are arrogant enough to continue prosecuting an unwinnable war."
Because "the American way" requires a boogy man to keep all the plebs frightened and paying up for military superiority.
Now there are no "commie pinko bastards" in the USSR to hate any more, the USA NEEDS the evil brown terrorist threat, in order to function.
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
Kayladad1 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Seems to me that there isn’t much difference in the behaviors of all organized religions. Most are intent on foisting their beliefs on others, as if to absolve them of having to hold themselves accountable. To my view.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@JohnnyQB Please just stop, this is an atheist and agnostic site, no one is defending religion, they are defending historical facts.
You are making yourself look a right tit, I'm sure you do not actually want to do that, unless of course you are a right tit and think it makes you king of the tits?
Kayladad1 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Seems to me that there isn’t much difference in the behaviors of all organized religions. Most are intent on foisting their beliefs on others, as if to absolve them of having to hold themselves accountable. To my view.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@JohnnyQB Please just stop, this is an atheist and agnostic site, no one is defending religion, they are defending historical facts.
You are making yourself look a right tit, I'm sure you do not actually want to do that, unless of course you are a right tit and think it makes you king of the tits?
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
JohnnyQB comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Also another way to look at it. We already have an overbearing invasive divisive and biased religion here.. We don't need another, especially one that believes it is correct to keep women in bags and stone them to death for imaginary crimes such as not fighting off your rapists enough, or for ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
Apart from the stoning you could be talking about Mormons and they used to do that too
JohnnyQB comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Also another way to look at it. We already have an overbearing invasive divisive and biased religion here.. We don't need another, especially one that believes it is correct to keep women in bags and stone them to death for imaginary crimes such as not fighting off your rapists enough, or for ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
Apart from the stoning you could be talking about Mormons and they used to do that too
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Yes if the are willing to accept our constitutional freedoms.
No as they want to force their religious beliefs on other people.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
You mean like the Christian right do, when they interfere in legislature, lobby politician and donate to political campaigns? Of course that is before you get to murdering doctors, blowing up family planning clinics, synagogues and mosques?
PinkyandtheBrain comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Yes if the are willing to accept our constitutional freedoms.
No as they want to force their religious beliefs on other people.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
You mean like the Christian right do, when they interfere in legislature, lobby politician and donate to political campaigns? Of course that is before you get to murdering doctors, blowing up family planning clinics, synagogues and mosques?
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
The USA should like all other countries try and keep out criminals and fanatics, after all they have more than enough of there own.
If those evil bastards are Islamic, Buddhist, catholic, taoist or any thing else is completely irrelevant to the question.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@phoenixlives or *not* worked considering all the hate groups, gun violence and trump supporters
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
The USA should like all other countries try and keep out criminals and fanatics, after all they have more than enough of there own.
If those evil bastards are Islamic, Buddhist, catholic, taoist or any thing else is completely irrelevant to the question.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 26, 2019:
@phoenixlives or *not* worked considering all the hate groups, gun violence and trump supporters
Are Believers Better Citizens?
JohnnyQB comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Just do a survey on religious affiliation in the prison system..... And that will take care of this ignorant article.
And you don't even have to go that far. Look at the first claims. ''"Research has consistently found that religious people are less likely to engage in criminal behavior, marital ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
When a Christian says "Research has consistently found" they mean "People at church have told us" and of course it is a sin to accuse a good christian of lying, because they as god fearing goody goodies NEVER lie
JohnnyQB comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Just do a survey on religious affiliation in the prison system..... And that will take care of this ignorant article.
And you don't even have to go that far. Look at the first claims. ''"Research has consistently found that religious people are less likely to engage in criminal behavior, marital ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
When a Christian says "Research has consistently found" they mean "People at church have told us" and of course it is a sin to accuse a good christian of lying, because they as god fearing goody goodies NEVER lie
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
PBuck0145 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Any nation has the right to reject the followers of a treasonous ideology which advocates subversion of elected government and the establishment of a theocratic dictatorship.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Grecio Exactly and they try to pretend it never happened too, religion thrives on lies and hypocrisy
PBuck0145 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Any nation has the right to reject the followers of a treasonous ideology which advocates subversion of elected government and the establishment of a theocratic dictatorship.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Grecio Exactly and they try to pretend it never happened too, religion thrives on lies and hypocrisy
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
AnneWimsey comments on Nov 24, 2019:
WTH kind of a question is that, in this day & age?!?! Is there something... scratch that, What is wrong with you?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Grecio Are trying to say being a different skin tone, talking a different language and cooking different food makes them "OTHER" does that mean not human? Not People?
What *are* you saying? What reaction are you trying to provoke?
AnneWimsey comments on Nov 24, 2019:
WTH kind of a question is that, in this day & age?!?! Is there something... scratch that, What is wrong with you?
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Grecio Are trying to say being a different skin tone, talking a different language and cooking different food makes them "OTHER" does that mean not human? Not People?
What *are* you saying? What reaction are you trying to provoke?
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
FlyingGodess comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Their children with be incorporated. Statistically if they walk away from Islam, they become atheists.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Grecio You are so ignorant it is unbelievable, honour killing is world wide and is cultural not religious, Islam expressly forbids it. It is found among Sikhs and Hindus, Christians, Muslims even Buddhists.
In the (white) west it has been known since Roman times in Italy and still goes on today in older parts of France, Holland especially around the Mediterranean. In the USA it has been known among more extreme religious factions especially among the Amish.
Since 2001 (coincidentally?) almost all widely *reported* incidents of honour killings have been in regard to Islam, sometimes even when they were not.
FlyingGodess comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Their children with be incorporated. Statistically if they walk away from Islam, they become atheists.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Grecio You are so ignorant it is unbelievable, honour killing is world wide and is cultural not religious, Islam expressly forbids it. It is found among Sikhs and Hindus, Christians, Muslims even Buddhists.
In the (white) west it has been known since Roman times in Italy and still goes on today in older parts of France, Holland especially around the Mediterranean. In the USA it has been known among more extreme religious factions especially among the Amish.
Since 2001 (coincidentally?) almost all widely *reported* incidents of honour killings have been in regard to Islam, sometimes even when they were not.
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
PBuck0145 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Any nation has the right to reject the followers of a treasonous ideology which advocates subversion of elected government and the establishment of a theocratic dictatorship.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Grecio They used to, they were called the Danite Band AKA the Angels of death
PBuck0145 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Any nation has the right to reject the followers of a treasonous ideology which advocates subversion of elected government and the establishment of a theocratic dictatorship.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Grecio They used to, they were called the Danite Band AKA the Angels of death
Why Do So Many Hate Religion? What's ToHate?
Castlepaloma comments on Nov 24, 2019:
To Hate or be against someone or thing is being part of the problem. If I can't convince them through good sense, they already have a mind set that won't be charged.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Castlepaloma So there is no such thing as an illegal or criminal organisation in Canada?
Castlepaloma comments on Nov 24, 2019:
To Hate or be against someone or thing is being part of the problem. If I can't convince them through good sense, they already have a mind set that won't be charged.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@Castlepaloma So there is no such thing as an illegal or criminal organisation in Canada?
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
Trajan61 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Why should we let those Islamic idiots in? They will never assimilate and will try to impose Sharia law if they are ever given the opportunity.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
Been watching too much Fox news have we?
Trajan61 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Why should we let those Islamic idiots in? They will never assimilate and will try to impose Sharia law if they are ever given the opportunity.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
Been watching too much Fox news have we?
Should the USA try to keep Muslims out of their country?
PBuck0145 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Any nation has the right to reject the followers of a treasonous ideology which advocates subversion of elected government and the establishment of a theocratic dictatorship.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
Then why are they not throwing out Mormons? The LDS openly preachs the eventual establishment of a theocracy in the USA ruled over by Christ and the president of the church?
PBuck0145 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Any nation has the right to reject the followers of a treasonous ideology which advocates subversion of elected government and the establishment of a theocratic dictatorship.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
Then why are they not throwing out Mormons? The LDS openly preachs the eventual establishment of a theocracy in the USA ruled over by Christ and the president of the church?
A 2018 paper argues the condition now known as “dissociative identity disorder” might help us ...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Bernardo Kastrup
"Independent Scholar" (his description not mine)
From his own website
*My work has been leading the modern renaissance of metaphysical idealism, the notion that reality is essentially mental. I hold a Ph.D. in philosophy (ontology, philosophy of mind) and another Ph.D. in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@WilliamFleming they did not write the paper to which this article is referring
Bernardo Kastrup did.
*Critics in the American Journal of Psychology argued that the authors (Edward F. Kelly & Adam Crabtree) overvalued and gave special significance to the alleged evidence for paranormal claims in order to substantiate their hypothesis.*
Paul Marshall. Book Review: Irreducible Mind by Edward F. Kelly & Adam Crabtree.
Journal of Consciousness Studies,
Claiming two other debunked new age wafflers to support another debunked new age waffler hardly constitutes legitimization.
Even so I presume that like me you do not base your opinion of the validity of a work upon the reputation of its přečísts but upon the author of the work itself?
Or did you not follow the link to the subject matter and instead settled simply for basing your opinion of the work upon its review especially when said review shares a writing credit with the text in question?
Would you ask EL James to review any of the 50 shades books and expect an unbiased opinion?
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 24, 2019:
Bernardo Kastrup
"Independent Scholar" (his description not mine)
From his own website
*My work has been leading the modern renaissance of metaphysical idealism, the notion that reality is essentially mental. I hold a Ph.D. in philosophy (ontology, philosophy of mind) and another Ph.D. in ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 24, 2019:
@WilliamFleming they did not write the paper to which this article is referring
Bernardo Kastrup did.
*Critics in the American Journal of Psychology argued that the authors (Edward F. Kelly & Adam Crabtree) overvalued and gave special significance to the alleged evidence for paranormal claims in order to substantiate their hypothesis.*
Paul Marshall. Book Review: Irreducible Mind by Edward F. Kelly & Adam Crabtree.
Journal of Consciousness Studies,
Claiming two other debunked new age wafflers to support another debunked new age waffler hardly constitutes legitimization.
Even so I presume that like me you do not base your opinion of the validity of a work upon the reputation of its přečísts but upon the author of the work itself?
Or did you not follow the link to the subject matter and instead settled simply for basing your opinion of the work upon its review especially when said review shares a writing credit with the text in question?
Would you ask EL James to review any of the 50 shades books and expect an unbiased opinion?
[newsweek.
Redheadedgammy comments on Nov 21, 2019:
Seems all kinds of crap is legal to do these days. Especially crap that repubs engage in.......
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2019:
The British conservative party have been doing similar things setting up fake "fact check" websites to smear their opponents during debates and doctoring video of Labour politicians to make them appear dumb struck or foolish.
Redheadedgammy comments on Nov 21, 2019:
Seems all kinds of crap is legal to do these days. Especially crap that repubs engage in.......
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 22, 2019:
The British conservative party have been doing similar things setting up fake "fact check" websites to smear their opponents during debates and doctoring video of Labour politicians to make them appear dumb struck or foolish.
Hard to let go of racism. :o
Heraclitus comments on Nov 20, 2019:
The big scandal back when this was announced was the well-known Brigham Young prophesy that the blacks would not get the priesthood until after the Millennium. One had to choose between Brigham Young and Spencer W. Kimball. Not an easy choice for true blues. Nowadays Brigham Young's prophesy is ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 21, 2019:
Same thing happened when SWK declared the Brigham Young Adam/god doctrine an "Abomination"
And Blood atonement, and almost every other commonly held to be scriptural doctrine of BY conveniently including the Brigham doctrine that Brigham's words and writings were scripture.
Heraclitus comments on Nov 20, 2019:
The big scandal back when this was announced was the well-known Brigham Young prophesy that the blacks would not get the priesthood until after the Millennium. One had to choose between Brigham Young and Spencer W. Kimball. Not an easy choice for true blues. Nowadays Brigham Young's prophesy is ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 21, 2019:
Same thing happened when SWK declared the Brigham Young Adam/god doctrine an "Abomination"
And Blood atonement, and almost every other commonly held to be scriptural doctrine of BY conveniently including the Brigham doctrine that Brigham's words and writings were scripture.
[yahoo.
Barnie2years comments on Nov 19, 2019:
Why not? Fox is basically Trump’s go to NSA, CIA and FBI rolled into one. Unless he hears it on Hannity or Fox and Friends he doesn’t pay any attention to the real ones.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2019:
Hannity is Trump's Goebbels
Barnie2years comments on Nov 19, 2019:
Why not? Fox is basically Trump’s go to NSA, CIA and FBI rolled into one. Unless he hears it on Hannity or Fox and Friends he doesn’t pay any attention to the real ones.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2019:
Hannity is Trump's Goebbels
[yahoo.
Redheadedgammy comments on Nov 19, 2019:
ALL of these rat bastards need to be in prison!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2019:
I hate rats, but there are some things even rats will not do, that's why we need republicans and Tories, *something* has to be at the lowest of the low points
Redheadedgammy comments on Nov 19, 2019:
ALL of these rat bastards need to be in prison!
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2019:
I hate rats, but there are some things even rats will not do, that's why we need republicans and Tories, *something* has to be at the lowest of the low points
Baby Dik-dik
(Toooooooo cute!)
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Sticks48 comments on Nov 20, 2019:
They could have come up with a better name. :)
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2019:
It is onomatopoeia, Dik-dik dik-dik is the noise they make when alarmed, it is surprisingly loud for such a small creature.
Sticks48 comments on Nov 20, 2019:
They could have come up with a better name. :)
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 20, 2019:
It is onomatopoeia, Dik-dik dik-dik is the noise they make when alarmed, it is surprisingly loud for such a small creature.
Just a quick introduction - lifelong member, served a mission (Tennessee Nashville; 91-93), married ...
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 18, 2019:
Welcome to the outer darkness
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 19, 2019:
@Rebooting Where they lead we will follow
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 18, 2019:
Welcome to the outer darkness
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 19, 2019:
@Rebooting Where they lead we will follow
DO YOU THINK DISORGANIZED (NEW AGE) RELIGION IS AS BAD AS ORGANIZED RELIGION?
Mb_Man comments on Sep 24, 2019:
Can't say that I have ever heard of this concept (disorganized religion).
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 18, 2019:
An alternate term is privatised religion in the sense that believers make up their own doctrine and no two members need believe the same thing.
Unfortunately Privatised as a word has heavy socialist connotations when used in politics or economics and so has given way to Disorganised (or disorganized in the USA where ize and ise are treated simply as alternate spellings and not different suffixes as they are in the rest of the world -ise, indicating quality, condition, and -ize added to adjectives and nouns to form transitive verbs meaning “to render, make” )
Mb_Man comments on Sep 24, 2019:
Can't say that I have ever heard of this concept (disorganized religion).
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 18, 2019:
An alternate term is privatised religion in the sense that believers make up their own doctrine and no two members need believe the same thing.
Unfortunately Privatised as a word has heavy socialist connotations when used in politics or economics and so has given way to Disorganised (or disorganized in the USA where ize and ise are treated simply as alternate spellings and not different suffixes as they are in the rest of the world -ise, indicating quality, condition, and -ize added to adjectives and nouns to form transitive verbs meaning “to render, make” )
Simony
noun
the making of profit out of sacred things.
Marionville comments on Nov 17, 2019:
Apparently it’s a sacrilege...but it didn’t stop the practice from occurring. The word comes from Simon Magus a Samaritan sorcerer who endeavoured to buy from the Apostles the power of the Holy Spirit - Acts 8:18.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
Simon Magus is a fascinating historical character, apart from the brief mention of him in the Acts of the apostles, he is found in almost all of the apocryphal gospels, is mentioned as a disciple of John the Baptist in Josephus and a in few other historical pieces merited mention as an itinerant preacher and miracle worker.
He apparently traveled with an entourage of musicians and his nubian concubine Helen who danced in a cage wearing chains, before the miracle show began.
He was a contender to take over the church lead by John the Baptist but was thrown out by John's actual successor (whose name escapes me for the moment) and so formed his own wandering ministry.
Some speculate that he was the man mentioned in Mark 9:38 who performed Miracles in the name of Jesus who the disciples want to punish but who Jesus told them to leave alone.
Marionville comments on Nov 17, 2019:
Apparently it’s a sacrilege...but it didn’t stop the practice from occurring. The word comes from Simon Magus a Samaritan sorcerer who endeavoured to buy from the Apostles the power of the Holy Spirit - Acts 8:18.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
Simon Magus is a fascinating historical character, apart from the brief mention of him in the Acts of the apostles, he is found in almost all of the apocryphal gospels, is mentioned as a disciple of John the Baptist in Josephus and a in few other historical pieces merited mention as an itinerant preacher and miracle worker.
He apparently traveled with an entourage of musicians and his nubian concubine Helen who danced in a cage wearing chains, before the miracle show began.
He was a contender to take over the church lead by John the Baptist but was thrown out by John's actual successor (whose name escapes me for the moment) and so formed his own wandering ministry.
Some speculate that he was the man mentioned in Mark 9:38 who performed Miracles in the name of Jesus who the disciples want to punish but who Jesus told them to leave alone.
Faith defined.
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 16, 2019:
Actually we all operate on some degree of faith. There is usually at least some evidence either way and we make a gut decision. Evidence and reason are fine, but they will not tell you the absolute truth. Truth is not absolute.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@WilliamFleming Yes, how does that relate to a book by a behavioural psychologist quoting a quantum physicist out of context to try and prove that microcosmic physics which are being referred to are exactly the same as macrocosmic physics, which they are not in order to prove the spurious argument that just because you can hear, see, touch, smell, taste and touch real things in no way proves they are real.
Come on Bill you know it is bollocks, why are you pretending it is not?
EDIT For give the multiple corrections my dyslexia is playing me up today
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 16, 2019:
Actually we all operate on some degree of faith. There is usually at least some evidence either way and we make a gut decision. Evidence and reason are fine, but they will not tell you the absolute truth. Truth is not absolute.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@WilliamFleming Yes, how does that relate to a book by a behavioural psychologist quoting a quantum physicist out of context to try and prove that microcosmic physics which are being referred to are exactly the same as macrocosmic physics, which they are not in order to prove the spurious argument that just because you can hear, see, touch, smell, taste and touch real things in no way proves they are real.
Come on Bill you know it is bollocks, why are you pretending it is not?
EDIT For give the multiple corrections my dyslexia is playing me up today
Faith defined.
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 16, 2019:
Actually we all operate on some degree of faith. There is usually at least some evidence either way and we make a gut decision. Evidence and reason are fine, but they will not tell you the absolute truth. Truth is not absolute.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@WilliamFleming And that disputes anything I have contended how?
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 16, 2019:
Actually we all operate on some degree of faith. There is usually at least some evidence either way and we make a gut decision. Evidence and reason are fine, but they will not tell you the absolute truth. Truth is not absolute.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@WilliamFleming And that disputes anything I have contended how?
What a wonderful reminder I received today , from a unexpected source .
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 17, 2019:
Equivocation and quibbling
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@Outsideit67 We all only have one life time, HOW you live it is up to you and I know at least two people who are alive now but have been technically dead before being revived.
They will presumably die a second time.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 17, 2019:
Equivocation and quibbling
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@Outsideit67 We all only have one life time, HOW you live it is up to you and I know at least two people who are alive now but have been technically dead before being revived.
They will presumably die a second time.
Faith defined.
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 16, 2019:
Actually we all operate on some degree of faith. There is usually at least some evidence either way and we make a gut decision. Evidence and reason are fine, but they will not tell you the absolute truth. Truth is not absolute.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@WilliamFleming You have an odd and non typical definition of faith, if we cannot agree a simple definition of faith in a secular sense and faith when used in the theological sense we will simply go around in circles achieving nothing.
If your world view is that reality consists of physical objects moving in space and time, then your belief rests on ...
NOT faith, evidence, established fact and mathematical models.
When I left for home this afternoon I had faith that my house was still there.
No you didn't you had a wealth of experience and aposteriori facts to present a reasonable expectation, that is NOT faith.
WilliamFleming comments on Nov 16, 2019:
Actually we all operate on some degree of faith. There is usually at least some evidence either way and we make a gut decision. Evidence and reason are fine, but they will not tell you the absolute truth. Truth is not absolute.
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@WilliamFleming You have an odd and non typical definition of faith, if we cannot agree a simple definition of faith in a secular sense and faith when used in the theological sense we will simply go around in circles achieving nothing.
If your world view is that reality consists of physical objects moving in space and time, then your belief rests on ...
NOT faith, evidence, established fact and mathematical models.
When I left for home this afternoon I had faith that my house was still there.
No you didn't you had a wealth of experience and aposteriori facts to present a reasonable expectation, that is NOT faith.
For all my Queens who wore a hijab or know someone stuck in one, this is for you.
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 6, 2019:
One day being forced to wear the Hijab will, I hope, be seen as being just as silly as Mormon women being force to wear their Bra over the top of their magic long johns.
There is nothing wrong with a head scarf, my mother wore one for years, and the design and colours of some Hijab are exquisitely ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@drkhannabis I am aware that Islam has various denominations and traditions in the same way all religions including Judaism and Christianity do, but thank you for clarifying my remarks.
I have had two very good Muslim friends in my life, both were very liberal and both married non muslim wives simply because they valued independent thinking in their wives.
However they were back then in a minority a situation that is changing for the better both here (UK) and abroad, but all too slowly which in part is responsible for the reactionary knee jerk reactions among the fundamentalist and extremists who see tradition as strength and enforced orthodoxy as paradise worthy piety as was and to some extent still is the case in the western "faiths".
LenHazell53 comments on Nov 6, 2019:
One day being forced to wear the Hijab will, I hope, be seen as being just as silly as Mormon women being force to wear their Bra over the top of their magic long johns.
There is nothing wrong with a head scarf, my mother wore one for years, and the design and colours of some Hijab are exquisitely ...
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@drkhannabis I am aware that Islam has various denominations and traditions in the same way all religions including Judaism and Christianity do, but thank you for clarifying my remarks.
I have had two very good Muslim friends in my life, both were very liberal and both married non muslim wives simply because they valued independent thinking in their wives.
However they were back then in a minority a situation that is changing for the better both here (UK) and abroad, but all too slowly which in part is responsible for the reactionary knee jerk reactions among the fundamentalist and extremists who see tradition as strength and enforced orthodoxy as paradise worthy piety as was and to some extent still is the case in the western "faiths".
QUANTITATIVE EASING.
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 17, 2019:
Oooo... Economics..! My favorite... 😊
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@Cutiebeauty The Colour of Magic was Sir Terry's first discworld novel in 1983 though not his actual first novel.
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 17, 2019:
Oooo... Economics..! My favorite... 😊
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
@Cutiebeauty The Colour of Magic was Sir Terry's first discworld novel in 1983 though not his actual first novel.
QUANTITATIVE EASING.
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 17, 2019:
Oooo... Economics..! My favorite... 😊
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
Explaining the science of money
TWO FLOWERS we call it Echo gnomics
RINCEWIND "'Reflected-sound-of-underground-spirits?'" I thought they were imaginary
The Colour of Magic Terry Pratchett
Cutiebeauty comments on Nov 17, 2019:
Oooo... Economics..! My favorite... 😊
LenHazell53 replies on Nov 17, 2019:
Explaining the science of money
TWO FLOWERS we call it Echo gnomics
RINCEWIND "'Reflected-sound-of-underground-spirits?'" I thought they were imaginary
The Colour of Magic Terry Pratchett
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