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Epic Debate Over God's Existance
Seeker replied to Coolhand's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
That is what I was interested in discussing. -
Epic Debate Over God's Existance
Seeker replied to Coolhand's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
I would be interested in that debate. -
Epic Debate Over God's Existance
Seeker replied to Coolhand's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
Yeah, because complete annihilation would have so helped all the ordinary Egyptians who had nothing to do with the decision. -
Epic Debate Over God's Existance
Seeker replied to Coolhand's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
I know you don't. I was pointing out that atheism is not the inevitable outcome.From the passages quoted above (and others), it is a reasonable possibility that God exists and is a complete **. -
Epic Debate Over God's Existance
Seeker replied to Coolhand's topic in Monotheist Theologies & Scriptures
Or a Maltheist. -
I had a quick look at the FAQ, but spotted nothing there. I'm not sure that there is such a document. You could try asking via generalcontact@ulchq.com
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Hello from an long time Minister
Seeker replied to Zachary's topic in * Welcome - ULC Minister's Introduction Junction *
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One interesting view I heard was that the individual insects were largely automata, but that the hive (/swarm/colony) had some degree of intelligence. On another note, I believe bacteria (and probably other microorganisms) vastly outnumber the insects.
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Calling UK Ministers
Seeker replied to Rev_Huang's topic in * Welcome - ULC Minister's Introduction Junction *
Welcome to the forum Waylander. You are unlikely to get a response in a topic this old where the previous contributors are no longer around. There is a UK forum which might be of interest. There is an unwanted bit of code on this site which makes it hard to format the link, but I managed it here. -
Which is non-responsive. What evidence would you accept?
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There is a lot of evidence. What would you consider objective proof?
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I believe Crypto Kirby are scammers. Please be careful.
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Note that in order to be able to say that journeys have declined since lockdown they were already tracking your movements beforehand.
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Christian Threats of Damnation
Seeker replied to Jonathan H. B. Lobl's topic in Freethought, Secularism, No Religion
It was intended firmly tongue-in-cheek as a response to I wouldn't actually wish harm on anyone. -
Christian Threats of Damnation
Seeker replied to Jonathan H. B. Lobl's topic in Freethought, Secularism, No Religion
Sacrifice the billionaires! -
Yeah, I avoid that, too. It's not paranoia if they really are out to track you.
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It doesn't need to. Once the government decide that all your data belongs to them the tracks can be compared centrally for any person of interest. It's harder, so they're quite happy to have people install their own self-targeting app, but it can be done.
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Even a "dumb" phone can track you. It needs to "know" where it is and report that so that incoming calls go to the right towers. I've never had a mobe except for work, and that got de-batteried as soon as my shift ended.
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Christian Threats of Damnation
Seeker replied to Jonathan H. B. Lobl's topic in Freethought, Secularism, No Religion
In the beginning was the word. And the word we "meh". -
Christian Threats of Damnation
Seeker replied to Jonathan H. B. Lobl's topic in Freethought, Secularism, No Religion
De-Athe is the end of everything. For the mathematically inclined, 666 is a triangular number, being equal to the sum of the first 36 (6X6) whole numbers. Perhaps we should form a cabal to research Athematics. -
Or as it says in my kitchen: "Eight legs good, six legs bad".
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I'm always amazed at how many people keep their heads firmly in the sand when it comes to that sort of stuff.
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Of course not, but having followed politics for 45 years I would say that the professionals are a bit worse, but the general public has become much more partisan.
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My point was that one trend is "everything is grey" and the other is "everything is black or white". I agree that both trends have been around since the year dot, but I'm seeing both turned up to 11 recently.
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I find it odd that we have two (in my mind) contradictory trends going on. First is the move towards cultural relativism - everything is equally valid. Second is the increasing black-and-white polarization going on, especially in politics.