(August 12, 2018 at 2:54 pm)Huggy74 Wrote:

(August 12, 2018 at 10:33 am)Cyberman Wrote: We've sent objects into the sky far higher than any building in history, so is "God" okay with it now?

It was never about how high one could go dummy, it was about getting into heaven though technology; We're not talking about the sky, were talking about a different dimension.

Now what mainstream science has stated about the Great pyramid being able to focus electromagnetic energy, we're talking about technologically advanced people.

One minute you are telling us that our puny human minds can't understand god, now you are telling us that gos mixed languages up because they were about to invade another realm.


Seriously dude you need help.

(August 12, 2018 at 2:56 pm)Jörmungandr Wrote:

(August 12, 2018 at 2:43 pm)Huggy74 Wrote: I agree, it's easy to justify atrocities when one starts believing a certain race is inferior...

It's fascinating that you jump to a conclusion about my beliefs in the absence of any compelling evidence and based upon an apparent belief that the opposite is the case, even though you don't have sufficient evidence that it is -- that's just something you believe on ideological grounds.  I remember someone criticizing people for jumping to unwarranted conclusions without valid evidence. I can't quite recall who that wise sage was, but we need him now more than ever.

As another wise sage once said:

Hit dogs holler...

http://atheisthaven.blogspot.com/2007/07...ivine.html

Quote:The Tower of Babel: A Tawdry Tale of Divine Bullshit

Quote:Every time atheists listen to silly, credulous biblical stories of cataclysmic epics and ugly tales, we tend to wonder why mature, grown-up adults of the 21st story would actually buy into such deluded drivel, written by uneducated dessert mules of a long-forgotten era.

Lucky me.  I don't have to wonder.  I just come here and there's Huggy!

(August 12, 2018 at 2:54 pm)Huggy74 Wrote: ...Now what mainstream science has stated about the Great pyramid being able to focus electromagnetic energy, we're talking about technologically advanced people.

The people who built the fucking thing didn't know what electromagnetism was, so how were they supposed to use it?

(August 12, 2018 at 3:31 pm)Huggy74 Wrote:

(August 12, 2018 at 2:56 pm)Jörmungandr Wrote:

It's fascinating that you jump to a conclusion about my beliefs in the absence of any compelling evidence and based upon an apparent belief that the opposite is the case, even though you don't have sufficient evidence that it is -- that's just something you believe on ideological grounds.  I remember someone criticizing people for jumping to unwarranted conclusions without valid evidence. I can't quite recall who that wise sage was, but we need him now more than ever.

As another wise sage once said:

Hit dogs holler...

(August 12, 2018 at 2:54 pm)Huggy74 Wrote:

(August 12, 2018 at 10:33 am)Cyberman Wrote: We've sent objects into the sky far higher than any building in history, so is "God" okay with it now?

It was never about how high one could go dummy, it was about getting into heaven though technology; We're not talking about the sky, were talking about a different dimension.

Now what mainstream science has stated about the Great pyramid being able to focus electromagnetic energy, we're talking about technologically advanced people.

They were so advanced that they had a building that could penetrate other dimensions? Where are you getting that from? Is your 'reasoning' along the lines of:

- The story says they built this tower
- "God" got nervous about it, enough to fuck with their language
- It can't have been simply due to the tower's height, for the reason I gave above
- So it must have involved some other dimension than the usual four
- Therefore they were incredibly technologically advanced, to construct buildings that could do that
?

Because if so, you may want to keep hold of the "dummy" descriptor. It fits you so much better.

I guess if you ignore the fact that many scientists were also religious... it's not like they're mutually exclusive or anything.  



There, fixed it for you with something that is mutually exclusive and makes perfect sense...

Atheists are jealous of theists, generally speaking.

Plenty of atheists on this forum are unhinged, depressed and suicidal,  I mean, how dare anyone enjoy being a theist.

Oh shit, guys, he got us!

(August 14, 2018 at 7:01 am)Huggy74 Wrote: Atheists are jealous of theists, generally speaking.

Plenty of atheists on this forum are unhinged, depressed and suicidal,  I mean, how dare anyone enjoy being a theist.

Plenty? Some people here do admit they are depressed or were depressed in the past and that is just human nature: sometimes you're sad and sometimes you're happy.

Now, of course, being depressed is a taboo in religions. Like Scientologists constantly spy on each other to see if they're smiling all the time and if they're not then they get reported and punished. I also see many religious people here (if not majority) delve deep into fantasy world like believing ancient primitive people built portals to another dimensions, or believe world is flat or 6 day creation etc. which are symptoms of serious mental problems and escape from obviously harsh reality that they can't handle.