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  Green Lantern came out the closet!

  by MC RubberMallet in

  1. social
  2. entertainment

  is that why they got ryan reynolds to play the part?.

  http://news.yahoo.com/green-lantern-relaunched-brave-mighty-gay-070052544.html.

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  Twitch

  Blake Lively was the only good thing about that flick.
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  Have You Ever Gone To Meetings While Under The Influence Of Booze Or Drugs?

  by minimus in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i had an italian elder friend that regularly drank his wine (daily) and it was obvious that on some thursday or tuesday evenings, he was clearly under the influence of alcohol.

  quite often, we would have a 3:00 sunday afternoon elder's meeting and once again, i could tell he had been drinking.. nobody ever brought it up but i knew him well and he loved his vino and martinis!.

  we had a number of people on meds that would either act like zombies at the meetings or cry or get aggressive.

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  Twitch

  No, I preferred to enjoy the buzz and have a good time, lol
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  How about establish a bar (club or pub) for apostates?

  by thomyorke in

  1. social
  2. humour

  a name...for example, "franz bar".

  menu: .

  cocktails: light of truth, crisis of counscience, tears of a pioneeer sister, elderette.... shots: judicial commitee, i am anointed!, new understanding.... lunch: pioneer style, bethel style, beth-sarim de luxe (extra large).... .

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  Twitch

  Interesting idea, but the thing I like about the pub is meeting all different kinds of people.

  It's a good thing....
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  Simple answer, please! Scientifically explain the origin of life coming from nothing!

  by Silent_Scream in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  scientific method asserts nothing living can come from something non-living.

  science is observable, science is reproducible.

  a living thing coming from non-living matter has never been observed nor reproduced.. therefore, it takes faith in an unknown process to believe that that's exactly what happened in the beginning, with no evidence!.

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  Twitch

  But I never claimed that life came from nothing---so why would I have to prove that? I claimed I don't know how life originated, and that I can prove. It is you who keep insisting that I claim life came from nothing---therefore it is a strawman argument. When I make the claim that life came from nothing, you can ask me to prove it.

  Bravo
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  Peter kicking the apostates DOWN!

  by nananana in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  certainly if, after having escaped from the defilements of the world by an accurate knowledge of the lord and savior jesus christ, they get involved again with these very things and are overcome, the final conditions have become worse for them than the first.. 21 for it would have been better for them not to have accurately known the path of righteousness than after knowing it accurately to turn away from the holy commandment delivered to them.

  22 the saying of the true proverb has happened to them: the dog has returned to its own vomit, and the sow that was bathed to rolling in the mire.

  2 peter 2:20-23. the saddest thing about apostates is that they allowed the cunning deception of false reasoning to take root in their heart thus allowing room for satanic influence and mental disease.

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  Twitch

  eh, trolling again. Kinda sad actually.
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  Scientific reasons for belief in God v moral arguments against belief

  by yadda yadda 2 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have to admit that i do find it very very hard to believe there is no 'god' or higher intelligent power or cosmic force of some kind behind it all.

  at the very last a non-personal einstein or spinoza version of god.

  the articles here on this website sum up most of my reasons for belief: ww.godevidence.com/category/evidence.

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  Twitch

  As I thought. Can't or won't back up the statements
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  Scientific reasons for belief in God v moral arguments against belief

  by yadda yadda 2 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have to admit that i do find it very very hard to believe there is no 'god' or higher intelligent power or cosmic force of some kind behind it all.

  at the very last a non-personal einstein or spinoza version of god.

  the articles here on this website sum up most of my reasons for belief: ww.godevidence.com/category/evidence.

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  Twitch

  another strawman

  Pls explain where the strawmen are in this thread, from either me or others.

  If this is in reference to my stating you have a habit of being unclear, well, this doesn't help your case.
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  Scientific reasons for belief in God v moral arguments against belief

  by yadda yadda 2 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have to admit that i do find it very very hard to believe there is no 'god' or higher intelligent power or cosmic force of some kind behind it all.

  at the very last a non-personal einstein or spinoza version of god.

  the articles here on this website sum up most of my reasons for belief: ww.godevidence.com/category/evidence.

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  Twitch

  to cofty - who else?

  As I thought, saying exactly what you mean or infer seems a problem for you. I think you know damn well what Cofty's Law is yet you won't come out and say to whom you think it applies to. Perhaps you should change your name to passive+aggressive.

  Again, to whom are you directing your Cofty's Law statement on this thread?

  edit: off to read more of yadda's link and I promise to share only what I have understood. is that okay with you twitch?

  If you can surmise what you've read in your own words and defend your statements, that would indicate you've understood it. Then we can discuss it. Otherwise, it's a bit of a waste of time for both of us IMO.
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  Scientific reasons for belief in God v moral arguments against belief

  by yadda yadda 2 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have to admit that i do find it very very hard to believe there is no 'god' or higher intelligent power or cosmic force of some kind behind it all.

  at the very last a non-personal einstein or spinoza version of god.

  the articles here on this website sum up most of my reasons for belief: ww.godevidence.com/category/evidence.

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  Twitch

  what was cofty's law again some one pls remind me

  Oh I think you know. Who are you referring to exactly?
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  Scientific reasons for belief in God v moral arguments against belief

  by yadda yadda 2 in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i have to admit that i do find it very very hard to believe there is no 'god' or higher intelligent power or cosmic force of some kind behind it all.

  at the very last a non-personal einstein or spinoza version of god.

  the articles here on this website sum up most of my reasons for belief: ww.godevidence.com/category/evidence.

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  Twitch

  lmao @ james brown

  So James, in your opinion, what should this board be about, what discussion is allowed, who should post here and who has the authority to moderate?