(August 28, 2013 at 7:39 pm)BadWriterSparty Wrote: No no. The dragon merely breathed Monopoly into existence.
Are you going to actually address any of my points or do you give up yet again?
(August 28, 2013 at 7:49 pm)Ryantology Wrote: Because that is definitely crazier than believing that a magical being from beyond time and space whose being and motivations are beyond human comprehension magicked Monopoly into existence by speaking a few words, and who now contents himself by obsessing over the sexual habits and thoughtcrimes of one of the pieces.
Nobody here believes that, so your post was a waste of time.
(August 28, 2013 at 9:27 pm)Brakeman Wrote: Come on Ryantology, You know that colored sticks make cows vary in color just like it says in the bible, your "Evilution" and "DNA" stuff is too complicated to explain all of that!
It’s hard to take you seriously when you cannot even get the Biblical story that you’re attempting to ridicule correct.
“You Christians are so dumb! You actually believe that Moses took two of every fish and five of every loaf onto the Ark which floated on the Nile for three nights, but on the third day the Nile turned to whine, which gave rise to the inebriated giant fish that swallowed up Daniel after he had slew the leper named Goliath with the floating ax head that the talking donkey gave to him while standing next to the stone that the serpent had rolled away using Eve’s rib and David’s jawbone?”
“Umm…no.”
Exodus 31 makes it clear that it was God who determined the patterns on the GOATS, not the striped poles. Read the Bible.
Quote: Pi is = to 3, because it is simpler that way.
How many significant figures are you rounding to?
Quote: The leprosy bacteria is best banished by chants and bird blood, not by complicated sciencey anti-biotics.
Why are you confounding spiritual cleansing with a biological cure? Another atheist who has never read the Bible…shocking!
(August 29, 2013 at 11:26 am)tokutter Wrote: ???? Is that a yes ??????
God has the right to do with His creation as He pleases.
