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#51
09-09-2008
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Atheist Experience - Best Caller Ever
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#52
09-12-2008
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I'm another of those pesky atheists.. Although if I had to worship something, I think it would have to be the sun! ;o) I mean it gives us heat, life and energy. What have any of the deities done for us lately?! I know, I know, God (or whatever) created everything including the sun.. *sigh* It is a circler argument really, as are most things based on faith I guess. Hmm, anyway each to their own! I'm off to find something to sacrifice to my sun God!
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#53
09-12-2008
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Those guys get all the best callers.
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#54
09-12-2008
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i am a strong Atheist. like the video post, very funny. i hate people that think you have to respect peoples beliefs and opinions, hitler had plenty of beliefs and opinions but you would not respect him for them and let him get on with it. religion has to stop.
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#55
09-12-2008
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atheist nightmare
please click. if you dont believe in god this my convince you.... that your right!
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#56
09-29-2008
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I believe in technology. I respect all religions. Even the Jedi way
 Btw, the moron who hates all Muslims, you are pathetic. This is because of propaganda on TV and clearly it seems to have worked on you. Seek immediate help! You sound just like the product you are watching - the extremists causing all this terror. Apart from that, we seem to have a lot of Atheists here
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#58
09-30-2008
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I enjoy buddhism from time to time.
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#60
10-02-2008
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and to answer your question, my religion is that im awesome. i go out on the weekends (i have a long hard week of work every week), get drunk, chat up the ladies, and usually go home without even a phone number. yes it's pathetic but i really don't care. it's not about the destination it's all about the trip there. gaining experience in things one might say
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_██_ (ಠ_ృ) I say they seem to be letting all SORTS of riff raff into the internet these days!
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#61
10-03-2008
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I am atheist. I´m pretty much interested in science, especially biology, physics, social and cultural anthropology, psychology and philosophy although it can´t be considered as science at all. It´s more the language of reason. If you guys study ancient religions, you´ll see where today´s monotheist cults came from.
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#62
10-04-2008
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i am a atheist
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#63
10-05-2008
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what harm will it do to respect someone who carries themselves with a certain amount of self respect, and respect for others, including YOUR mind? i am agnostic, which means i don't know anything about this whole faith stuff. i don't really care either. we don't KNOW anything. there may be something greater, there may not, NOBODY knows for sure, and those who claim to KNOW FOR SURE that there is a greater form then i believe they are liars. however, i respect greatly those who hold themselves strictly to a religion. most religions teach respect, self respect, caring for others, the poor, and the less fortunate, which is something i admire. a lot of religious people have very healthy morals, but are also open minded in a healthy sense, not so strict sense. there's nothing wrong with this, and there's no reason you should hate these people. they do nothing wrong to you, and if your saying they try to impose their beliefs upon you, you're just whining. an example, 'taking "god" off the pledge of aleigence'. people who want to remove the word god from the pledge are just whiny little dumb bitches in my opinion. tell your kid, say that shit, but never believe it. that's all you have to do. you dont have to believe in it, and that's all that matters. on the other hand, there are also the conservative religions, who don't have any liberal or open minded sense at all. these are the people who i strongly dislike. they are stuck in their own little religious life full of do's and dont's. but even after this, you still should learn to respect others, no matter how strict their views on life are. in the end they are just human like you. again, i am agnostic. i don't believe in any religions, nor can i say i am atheist because i don't know if there is something greater. if there isn't then ok whatever, if there is, then ok cool whatever, either way YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT THERE IS AND WHAT THERE ISN'T. Last edited by SSL; 10-05-2008 at 02:28 AM. Reason: insults removed
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#64
10-06-2008
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A lesbian trapped in a man's body
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#65
10-07-2008
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No matter on what religion one believes in, It's truly within our hearts to know right from wrong, love or to hate.
Living in the south, I see a church practically on every other block. That's an awful lot of support groups for sinners..lol. The earth is my religion. We started here and we'll certainly end here. (No offense to the Scientology believers)
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#67
10-18-2008
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No god, no man. Just a bunch of animals on this planet.
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#68
10-18-2008
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i've gone through several religions/spiritual practices... but i find spiritism to be the most complete and relevant.
a quote by Einstein: "religion without science is blind, science without religion is lame" belief gives meaning i think...
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#69
10-22-2008
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I'm agnostic because since it's impossible to prove or disprove a god's existance I can't feign or claim certainty to either side. To me that's committing to an answer simply for an answer's sake, and that's just how relgioin started--inventing answers to questions we couldn't answer honestly. I prefer uncertainty to a filler answer. I'm okay with knowing that we don't know something.
I'm inline with atheism in that i reject the idea of a personal god who takes requests and violates the laws of physics to manipulate our world. I believe religion's practice of providing filler answers (supplanting "we don't yet know why" with "'cuz god") dangerously hinders intellectual pursuit and is the greatest challenge to human advancement today.
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#70
10-23-2008
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#71
10-23-2008
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I post this as nothing more than a reply...
But I reiterate my stance as a Hindu. I DO believe in a sort of Supreme Power that guides and dictates life in this universe, but I don't think such a force necessarily reigns as many have interpreted...I DON'T see a "personal" God as necessary, etc.
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#73
10-23-2008
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I consider myself to be Agnostic.
"1: a person who holds the view that any ultimate reality (as God) is unknown and probably unknowable ; broadly : one who is not committed to believing in either the existence or the nonexistence of God or a god" Basically, I don't believe in God because it seems really far fetched, though I am not closed to the idea of there being a God. If one day someone proves "his" existence or can persuade me I'll gladly change my belief. Personally, I just don't like living my life based on what was written in a book over a millennium ago, because, lets face it...anyone can lie at any time. I prefer to live my life how I see fit.
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#74
10-24-2008
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If I weren't lazy, I'd start my own religion, just for the groupies.
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#75
10-25-2008
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#76
10-31-2008
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I have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. People generally refer to this as being a Christian.
To the poster of the thread, I don't overly love the picture at the top either, but it's not hurting me and it doesn't stop me having a relationship with God, nor does it stop me believing in what I believe. Besides, I don't need to pay much attention to it, I mostly ignore and pay attention to the threads here and what people have to say. I'm not saying that it's okay to be there, but as an example, I'm sure you watch movies with coarse language in them.. I know I do. I don't like the coarse language being used, but I just try not to focus on that and enjoy the rest of the movie.
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#77
10-31-2008
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Did you hear about the dyslexic agnostic? He sits for hours wondering if there is a Dog.
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#78
10-31-2008
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Check out this profoundly brilliant (abridged) essay from Einstein. I think everyone should read it:
http://www.aip.org/history/einstein/essay.htm
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#80
10-31-2008
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I'm totally not religious. With all respect to people of whatever conviction there may be, i really don't have the need to accept the existance of some supernatural being as the source or the reason for me being here. I'm perfectly happy with it having no reason at all. I'll make the best of it myself.
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#81
11-09-2008
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I'm an agnostic. I don't think that todays mankind doesn't actually have a chance at figuring out the universe. I also think that, if there is a god, personal ethics and ideals are more important than worshipping to him. If he (or actually, it) is a good god, that is.
When it comes to religion of others, I think that people have to think for themselves. Most religious people are religious because they were told so in their childhood. They never made the conscious decision to believe, and therefore they do not truely believe. If a person decides for him- or herself to believe, I have no problem with that.
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#83
06-01-2009
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Religion
As a child, I was christened/baptized...whatever they called it...in The United Church of Canada. Now....50 some-odd years later....let's just say "I am keeping my options open". All these different religions around the world and throughout time....they all can't be right!
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"No matter where you go... there you are." -- Peter Weller in The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
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#84
06-01-2009
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I'm a very convinced atheist.
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#85
06-01-2009
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Similar story with me... raised a Christian, practiced when I was younger, still consider myself a"cultural Christian" of sorts... not practicing now, haven't for a few years, but not discounting a return to greater faith later in life. My problem is that as I've got older, I've seen/experienced more and more things which either can't be answered by religion, or actually contradict what religion says... some of my personal views and opinions have diverged from those of "mainstream" Christianity. Overall, I think that ANY religion is only good in moderation.
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#86
06-01-2009
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I follow no religion, but I do believe that there is a 'god' for want of a better word, and that 'god' is inside ourselves, and that our duty to ourselves is to live a life, as best we can, on a 'giving' basis, ie put our priorities on to contribution rather than receiving, whether that be as simple as listening to a friend when they are down or ( if you are a zillioneer ) building a new hospital to give to your community. Every person on this planet has equal rights to be here.
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#87
06-03-2009
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Religion
I know this is the oldest excuse in the book for "doubting the existence of" or
"not believing in" god (or "A GOD")....but how, and why, does (let's say a Christian's version of GOD) allow "The Holocaust", "Riwanda", "9/11", "The Black Plague"...you get my point! I am sure an "expert" on theolgy will somehow expalin, justify or defend their "God". I am just a "regular" guy (who loves T-Girls, btw), so what do I know!
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"No matter where you go... there you are." -- Peter Weller in The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
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#88
06-03-2009
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#89
06-04-2009
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Agnostic. But if I did believe I would be a Christian or Buddhist or Sikh.
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#90
06-04-2009
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#93
06-04-2009
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Religion?
I have no conventional religion. My philosophy is based on the Tantric shiva/shatki metaphor. The concept is that a female goddess resides within (kundalini). By transcending the ego, we are able to experience her and her loving energy. She is very sexy by the way.
 
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#95
06-08-2009
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there is the question in ma mind ...wut cud be the true gender of god ...male or female ...or who knows trans [
]plzz no need to offend also do we have any messenger of any religion who is trans ...becz there thousands male messengers and also female goddess are rampant in hindu and greec mythology but wut about trans acoounts .... 
Last edited by ila; 06-08-2009 at 05:15 PM.
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#96
06-08-2009
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#97
06-08-2009
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christian..but i'm not deeply religious
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#99
06-09-2009
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To paraphrase Edward Abbey, when I consider the religions on this planet, I have to wonder not if there is intelligent life in the Universe, but rather, is there intelligent life on earth.
 That said, the universe is big, we're small, and in the final analysis, who knows? I'll say I'm a rather dubious agnostic. And Frank Zappa's primer on religion is always good for a chuckle... Whoever we are, Wherever we're from We shoulda noticed by now, Our behavior is dumb And if our chances, Expect to improve It's gonna take a lot more, Than tryin' to remove The other race, Or the other whatever From the face of the planet altogether They call it THE EARTH Which is a dumb kinda name But they named it right 'Cause we behave the same... *We are dumb all over* Dumb all over, Yes we are Dumb all over, Near 'n far Dumb all over, Black 'n white People, we is not wrapped tight Nurds on the left, Nurds on the right Religous fanatics, On the air every night Sayin' the Bible Tells the story Makes the details Sound real gory 'Bout what to do If the geeks over there Don't believe in the book We got over here You can't run a race Without no feet 'N pretty soon There won't be no street For dummies to jog on Or doggies to dog on Religious fanatics Can make it be all gone (I mean it won't blow up 'N disappear It'll just look ugly For a thousand years...) You can't run a country By a book of religion Not by a heap Or a lump or a smidgeon Of foolish rules Of ancient date Designed to make You all feel great While you fold, spindle And mutilate Those unbelievers From a neighboring state TO ARMS! TO ARMS! Hooray! That's great Two legs ain't bad Unless there's a crate They ship the parts To mama in For souvenirs: two ears *(Get Down!)* Not his, not hers, *(but what the hey?)* The Good Book says: *("It gotta be that way!")* But their book says: *"REVENGE THE CRUSADES... With whips 'n chains 'N hand grenades..."* TWO ARMS? TWO ARMS? Have another and another Our God says: *"There ain't no other!"* Our God says *"It's all okay!"* Our God says *"This is the way!"* It says in the book: *"Burn 'n destroy...* *'N repent, 'n redeem* *'N revenge, 'n deploy* *'N rumble thee forth* *To the land of the unbelieving scum on the other side* *'Cause they don't go for what's in the book* *'N that makes 'em BAD* *So verily we must choppeth them up* *And stompeth them down* *Or rent a nice French bomb* *To poof them out of existance *While leaving their real estate just where we need it* *To use again* *For temples in which to praise OUR GOD* *("Cause he can really take care of business!")* And when his humble TV servant With humble white hair And humble glasses And a nice brown suit And maybe a blond wife who takes phone calls Tells us our God says It's okay to do this stuff Then we gotta do it, 'Cause if we don't do it, We ain't gwine up to *hebbin!* (Depending on which book you're using at the time...Can't use theirs... it don't work ...it's all lies...Gotta use mine...) Ain't that right? That's what they say Every night... Every day...Hey, we can't really be dumb If we're just following *God's Orders* Hey, let's get serious... God knows what he's doin' He wrote this book here An' the book says: *He made us all to be just like Him," so... If we're dumb... Then God is dumb... *(An' maybe even a little ugly on the side
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