The absence of god has a perfectly rational explanation....

(June 5, 2020 at 4:09 am)Johanabrahams Wrote:

Quote:No, I just don't care.

Yep.  That is human intellectual life.  They just worship themselves and their intellect.

Worship ad intellect have bugger all to do with it. How'd you fall down that rabbit hole? I just can't be arsed to read through this entire thread on the off chance that you've said something meaningful. If you can't be bothered to repeat it then it's a sure bet that it's a waste of time.

Quote:They don't care about Relationships and "caring".

Given your antagonistic attitude neither do you.

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Quote:Humility isn't your strong suit is it?

Humility is not given to intellect to understand.  Mine is perfect.

Case closed.

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Quote:And you certainly aren't evidence of god.

That is just your opinion.  That you try to get up to par with a "judgement".  While it is not given to you to do that.   Only to the Adult Children of God.  In your case it is just "hypocrisy". 

How's insulting your audience working for you? Clearly you aren't trying to win anybody over, so all you're really doing is beating off to your imaginary friend. All you're succeeding in doing is convincing me that I want to have nothing to do with you or any "deity" that might rightly be blamed for your flaws.

(June 7, 2020 at 2:57 pm)Abaddon_ire Wrote:

(June 7, 2020 at 7:20 am)Nomad Wrote: Scary thought for the day, John Waters did conceive a child, with Sinéad O'Connor.

She comprehensively went off the deep end.

That's what happens when you spend a significant amount of time with the Irish Johan Abrahams.

So... Johanabraham's is not realy engaging with folks. They are just posting blocks of words now?

Sad.

Not at work.

Preaching used to be a bannable offense

(June 8, 2020 at 10:13 am)Rhizomorph13 Wrote: Preaching used to be a bannable offense

And now, there’s no rule against it, so Reports citing ‘preaching’ as a reason probably shouldn’t be made.

Boru

Whoops I already did that...

Banning preaching is basically stating that we're susceptible to being converted. I like to think we atheists are smarter than falling for the preacher's con.

(June 8, 2020 at 10:30 am)Eleven Wrote: Banning preaching is basically stating that we're susceptible to being converted. I like to think we atheists are smarter than falling for the preacher's con.

That makes sense, but allowing someone to come in and post up walls of text from any source is problematic. I guess it is easy enough to just ignore.