from the UK!

On thinking I was in time to wade in on one of those new xtian troll types...

At first I was, like, yay!

Then I was, like, d'oh.

Now I'm, like, meh-he-he...

Soon I'll be, like, ahhh.

(March 10, 2014 at 7:19 pm)Caesar Wrote: Just kidding. What's up, y'all?

A little background:
I was an atheist my entire life. I remember coming home in my car when I was 3 from preschool and wondering, how can this Jesus fella read our thoughts. And when I was 6, I challenged one of my friends who said the world was going to end any moment because that's what the Bible said, but I asked him how the world was going to end if the Sun wasn't going to explode for a few more billion years. Anyway, from about 7 to 15, I said I was Christian, but I never honestly believed it; I only said I was because people around me did. But the concept of gods just never made sense to me. I honestly believed in Santa Claus and the Eastern Bunny more than I did any gods. I actually never knew there was a term for atheist. But it was in 10th grade that I discovered this. My history teacher posted a question asking us what our religion was and why (not that it matters, but he is Catholic). That's when I started to explore and find out that there was a term for people who didn't believe in gods. At that moment, I threw off the Christian label and have never looked back.

I'm sure y'all will learn more about my interests as I post on this forum. Can't wait to get started!

Jesus is real and knowing and experiencing are two different things.

(March 11, 2014 at 11:24 am)Revelation777 Wrote:

(March 10, 2014 at 7:19 pm)Caesar Wrote: Just kidding. What's up, y'all?

A little background:
I was an atheist my entire life. I remember coming home in my car when I was 3 from preschool and wondering, how can this Jesus fella read our thoughts. And when I was 6, I challenged one of my friends who said the world was going to end any moment because that's what the Bible said, but I asked him how the world was going to end if the Sun wasn't going to explode for a few more billion years. Anyway, from about 7 to 15, I said I was Christian, but I never honestly believed it; I only said I was because people around me did. But the concept of gods just never made sense to me. I honestly believed in Santa Claus and the Eastern Bunny more than I did any gods. I actually never knew there was a term for atheist. But it was in 10th grade that I discovered this. My history teacher posted a question asking us what our religion was and why (not that it matters, but he is Catholic). That's when I started to explore and find out that there was a term for people who didn't believe in gods. At that moment, I threw off the Christian label and have never looked back.

I'm sure y'all will learn more about my interests as I post on this forum. Can't wait to get started!

Jesus is real and knowing and experiencing are two different things.

Jesus is a real piece of work..

(March 11, 2014 at 11:24 am)Revelation777 Wrote: Jesus is real and knowing and experiencing are two different things.

Nope. You're not welcome here.

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Caesar! Welcome to AF!

(March 11, 2014 at 11:24 am)Revelation777 Wrote:

(March 10, 2014 at 7:19 pm)Caesar Wrote: Just kidding. What's up, y'all?

A little background:
I was an atheist my entire life. I remember coming home in my car when I was 3 from preschool and wondering, how can this Jesus fella read our thoughts. And when I was 6, I challenged one of my friends who said the world was going to end any moment because that's what the Bible said, but I asked him how the world was going to end if the Sun wasn't going to explode for a few more billion years. Anyway, from about 7 to 15, I said I was Christian, but I never honestly believed it; I only said I was because people around me did. But the concept of gods just never made sense to me. I honestly believed in Santa Claus and the Eastern Bunny more than I did any gods. I actually never knew there was a term for atheist. But it was in 10th grade that I discovered this. My history teacher posted a question asking us what our religion was and why (not that it matters, but he is Catholic). That's when I started to explore and find out that there was a term for people who didn't believe in gods. At that moment, I threw off the Christian label and have never looked back.

I'm sure y'all will learn more about my interests as I post on this forum. Can't wait to get started!

Jesus is real and knowing and experiencing are two different things.

Nice job belittling his experiences. The door is calling to you.

Hail!

(March 11, 2014 at 11:24 am)Revelation777 Wrote:

(March 10, 2014 at 7:19 pm)Caesar Wrote: Just kidding. What's up, y'all?

A little background:
I was an atheist my entire life. I remember coming home in my car when I was 3 from preschool and wondering, how can this Jesus fella read our thoughts. And when I was 6, I challenged one of my friends who said the world was going to end any moment because that's what the Bible said, but I asked him how the world was going to end if the Sun wasn't going to explode for a few more billion years. Anyway, from about 7 to 15, I said I was Christian, but I never honestly believed it; I only said I was because people around me did. But the concept of gods just never made sense to me. I honestly believed in Santa Claus and the Eastern Bunny more than I did any gods. I actually never knew there was a term for atheist. But it was in 10th grade that I discovered this. My history teacher posted a question asking us what our religion was and why (not that it matters, but he is Catholic). That's when I started to explore and find out that there was a term for people who didn't believe in gods. At that moment, I threw off the Christian label and have never looked back.

I'm sure y'all will learn more about my interests as I post on this forum. Can't wait to get started!

Jesus is real and knowing and experiencing are two different things.

Please provide evidence or fuck off.

(March 11, 2014 at 11:24 am)Revelation777 Wrote: Jesus is real and knowing and experiencing are two different things.

Yes, experiencing is not necessarily knowing.

That's why "faith" is pretending to know something you don't or can't possibly know. If you have true knowledge, with evidence, you wouldn't need faith, now would you?

And OP -- greetings and welcome to the looney bin. It's been even LOONIER of late. Must be spring time.

(March 11, 2014 at 1:01 pm)Caesar Wrote:

(March 11, 2014 at 11:24 am)Revelation777 Wrote: Jesus is real and knowing and experiencing are two different things.

Please provide evidence or fuck off.

I like this guy.

Oh boy....
Now that we have Caeser... what do we do with Tiberius?

Welcome Caeser... let the games begin!