(January 25, 2009 at 12:27 pm)bozo Wrote:
Are we to assume that the guy wearing the scarf is atheist and the cross-kisser is god-squad? If so then I would say that the atheist merely HOPES that wearing his lucky scarf might save his skin, whereas the believer, through the cross, PRAYS TO HIS IMAGINARY FRIEND IN THE SKY for a similar fate.
I think using the word " confidence " was wrong.
In the context I suggest it was about " hope ".
yes assuming that the guy with the scarf is atheist and the cross kisser is god-squad.
hope may be a better word. or comfort. But whats the difference between hoping the scarf will bring him luck and the other guy hoping that God will save him?
"Isn't it enough to see that a garden is beautiful with out having to believe there are fairies at the bottom of it to?" -Douglas Adams.