by donkey 189 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
(Laughing)
Awww,,,, my sassy Madd faced friend,
Did I strike a nerve Farkle? I actually quoted you with hopes that by some SLIM chance you might see how some readers may have been offended by your comments.
Your recent response proves to me, and probably to many others, that you do not care who you offend and you are obnoxiously full of yourself.
Sleep well hun.
Well, that's it for me. That new light on the fig tree episode did it. I'm gonna be an atheist.
Then he said to the tree, "May no one ever eat fruit from you again." ...
Jesus talked to trees. Yeah, like I'm really gonna follow this guy. I wish that the fig tree had talked back and told Jesus that he was being vindictive and acting like a spoiled brat. Why didn't Jesus just do a miracle and zap up a fig or allow the tree to bear fruit out of season? Why destroy something that he helped his Father create? Why so negative?
What lesson could possibly be learned here? What if Jesus had wanted to eat a meal at a poor man's house and the man had no food. Would he render the man impotent and give him a disability so he could never work again?
I hope true believers have an answer to this one, and it better be good.
Edited by - windchaser on 3 December 2002 4:52:21
true believers
Is that an oxy-moron?
Resistance is futile - you will be ASSimilated!!
I cannot believe in the immortality of the soul.... No, all this talk of an existence for us, as individuals, beyond the grave is wrong. It is born of our tenacity of life -- our desire to go on living -- our dread of coming to an end. -- Thomas Edison
Donkey, great quote from Edison.....
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Thank god I'm an atheist. Seriously atheist is the only true religion.
"Thank God i'm an atheist."
- Now thats funny!
You'd better watch out, Hank's coming, and he's going to kick your ass. Unless you send money of course.
We have heard talk enough. We have listened to all the drowsy, idealess, vapid sermons that we wish to hear. We have read your Bible and the works of your best minds. We have heard your prayers, your solemn groans and your reverential amens. All these amount to less than nothing. We want one fact. We beg at the doors of your churches for just one little fact. We pass our hats along your pews and under your pulpits and implore you for just one fact. We know all about your mouldy wonders and your stale miracles. We want a this year's fact. We ask only one. Give us one fact for charity. Your miracles are too ancient. The witnesses have been dead for nearly two thousand years.
-- Robert Green Ingersoll
