(March 11, 2015 at 10:56 pm)Cinjin Wrote: Even Drich could do better than this.

Locking Drippy and Buggy in a thread together would break the internet.

Or it might start some sort of fission reaction and solve the energy crisis...

(March 11, 2015 at 3:16 pm)RobertE Wrote: Unless that person was in cold water beforehand and suffered extreme hypothermia, the chances of survival are slim. Cells start to die at normal temperature after 6 or 7 minutes without any sort of stimulation and this can be irreversible. The reason why I brought up hypothermia is simply because it prolongs the life of the cells.

Yes. And while your point is valid. I too tried to convey that "death" is not defined by pulse I told him that death is the point where life can no longer be possible and that depends on cells and their ability to function. Huggy rejected this definition and insisted on a definition based purely on the present doctors opinion; which I pointed out was a definition of death that permitted life and was thereby an equivocation and has stripped meaning from the conversation...


...Now you should be all caught up.

FOUND IT...

(March 11, 2015 at 11:55 am)Huggy74 Wrote: ...

(March 11, 2015 at 10:56 pm)Cinjin Wrote:

(March 11, 2015 at 11:07 am)Huggy74 Wrote: You misunderstand, first of all were talking about the Danish government being secular.
Secondly, 78% of Danes are members of the church not by choice, but because the Danish GOVERNMENT automatically makes them members at birth, how much they attend has nothing to do with it. They are being forced to join a church having no say in the matter. What if the US government made everyone member of a Church at birth? would you consider that secularism?

Where's my bull shit stamp {looking around}, I know I have it here somewhere.

I'm going to need you to cite a couple sources on that, because my friend AND his wife and ALL their friends have not been required by any sort of government let alone the Danish government to join a church. Meanwhile you still haven't addressed my original questions. Would you mind stopping these painfully pathetic misdirects.

Even Drich could do better than this.

This is what I said

Quote:Secondly, 78% of Danes are members of the church not by choice, but because the Danish GOVERNMENT automatically makes them members at birth,

I already gave you the source.
http://www.trincoll.edu/depts/csrpl/RINV...enmark.htm

Quote:Practically all citizens are automatically born as members of the “Folkekirke.” Not to be so demands that the citizens take the initiative to leave the church. At present 83 percent of the Danish population belong to the “Folkekirke.”

Was your friend born in Denmark? If not, sit down and shut up.
Article written by
http://www.trincoll.edu/depts/csrpl/RINV...rssecr.htm

Quote:Dr. Lars Dencik is professor of social psychology at Roskilde University, Denmark, and director of the social and cultural psychology program at the Danish Graduate School of Psychology.

A DANE....
If you don't like the source, that's your problem, It just goes to prove what I said about you not accepting ANY evidence when it contradicts your beliefs..

Can't wait to hear your next excuse.

(March 11, 2015 at 11:44 pm)Huggy74 Wrote:

(March 11, 2015 at 10:56 pm)Cinjin Wrote: Where's my bull shit stamp {looking around}, I know I have it here somewhere.

I'm going to need you to cite a couple sources on that, because my friend AND his wife and ALL their friends have not been required by any sort of government let alone the Danish government to join a church. Meanwhile you still haven't addressed my original questions. Would you mind stopping these painfully pathetic misdirects.

Even Drich could do better than this.

This is what I said

Quote:Secondly, 78% of Danes are members of the church not by choice, but because the Danish GOVERNMENT automatically makes them members at birth,

I already gave you the source.
http://www.trincoll.edu/depts/csrpl/RINV...enmark.htm

Quote:Practically all citizens are automatically born as members of the “Folkekirke.” Not to be so demands that the citizens take the initiative to leave the church. At present 83 percent of the Danish population belong to the “Folkekirke.”

Was your friend born in Denmark? If not, sit down and shut up.
Article written by
http://www.trincoll.edu/depts/csrpl/RINV...rssecr.htm

Quote:Dr. Lars Dencik is professor of social psychology at Roskilde University, Denmark, and director of the social and cultural psychology program at the Danish Graduate School of Psychology.

A DANE....
If you don't like the source, that's your problem, It just goes to prove what I said about you not accepting ANY evidence when it contradicts your beliefs..

You're enrolled into the Social Security System when you're born you arrogant fucking prick. Are you a socialist because of it? Did you choose to be enrolled?
You're using an outdated system that the Danes don't even bother with as evidence for what?! The country is CLEARLY SECULAR you ass!
We have an active law in Michigan that says a woman cannot cut her hair without her husbands permission. Guess what, no one gives a fucking shit about it. Same thing in Denmark you preposterous gas bag! Denmark is not a Christian nation. Your own christian website admits to it and the article you're touting even backs me up.

U mad?
Enrolling someone as a church member, without them having a choice in the matter, is the exact opposite of being secular.

(March 12, 2015 at 12:12 am)Huggy74 Wrote: U mad?

The mating call of the troll.

Yes, because I'm known for trolling.
What's it like having no sense of humor?

(March 12, 2015 at 12:46 am)Huggy74 Wrote: Yes, because I'm known for trolling.
What's it like having no sense of humor?

Not sure what that's like.

I'm funny as fuck.

You know buggy, there aren't many Catholics in Mexico.