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  No atheist could possible hope to win an election in today's political climate, BUT.....

  by James Mixon in

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  not taxing churches is taking as estimated $71 billion from our economy every year.

  watching one of the late night talk show and the host mention how much dough we could have to help the poor if the churches were taxed.

  i check to see and i b-damn, mormon church spends 7% of its annual income on charity, the average for churches are 29% to help the poor.

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  James Mixon

  ttdtt: you have a point..LOL
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  No atheist could possible hope to win an election in today's political climate, BUT.....

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  not taxing churches is taking as estimated $71 billion from our economy every year.

  watching one of the late night talk show and the host mention how much dough we could have to help the poor if the churches were taxed.

  i check to see and i b-damn, mormon church spends 7% of its annual income on charity, the average for churches are 29% to help the poor.

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  Someone need to read the constitution, there is no separation of church and state in the U.S....
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  Surprise Adam and the writer of Genesis.....

  by James Mixon in

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  it's possible human were living in southern calif 130000 years ago.

  yes young people were surfing at the beach, snow skiing down the mountains unaware that adam and eve believe they were the only ones on earth...lol.

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  It's possible Human were living in southern Calif 130000 years ago. Yes young people were surfing at the beach, snow skiing down the mountains unaware that Adam and Eve believe they were the only ones on earth...LOL
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  No atheist could possible hope to win an election in today's political climate, BUT.....

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  not taxing churches is taking as estimated $71 billion from our economy every year.

  watching one of the late night talk show and the host mention how much dough we could have to help the poor if the churches were taxed.

  i check to see and i b-damn, mormon church spends 7% of its annual income on charity, the average for churches are 29% to help the poor.

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  I agree with you all, I really believe if it was put on the ballot it will pass...Six states have laws on the book barring non believers, (so an ISIS believer will have a better chance ). So not believing in God is such a volatile political issue that a simple meeting with people who have ties to atheist group can expose a candidate to a brutal smear campaign. An Upstate Atheist, a charity organization in Spartanburg S.C. offered to lend a hand volunteering at a local soup kitchen, they were surprised to hear that the director of the facility would have rather resigned than work alongside godless members of the community.
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  No atheist could possible hope to win an election in today's political climate, BUT.....

  by James Mixon in

  1. watchtower
  2. bible

  not taxing churches is taking as estimated $71 billion from our economy every year.

  watching one of the late night talk show and the host mention how much dough we could have to help the poor if the churches were taxed.

  i check to see and i b-damn, mormon church spends 7% of its annual income on charity, the average for churches are 29% to help the poor.

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  James Mixon

  Not taxing churches is taking as estimated $71 billion from our economy every year. Watching one of the late night talk show and the host mention how much dough we could have to help the poor if the churches were taxed. I check to see and I B-damn, Mormon church spends 7% of its annual income on charity, the average for churches are 29% to help the poor. Red Cross uses 92.1% of it's revenues for physical assistance and 7.9% on operating expenses. I wonder about JW....
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  The Son of God? An Atheists view please.

  by Miss Worldly in

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  please bare with me on this.. firstly, i do not intend to cause offence to anyone.

  i apologise if what i am saying is blasphemous to some.

  i appreciate your views and mine may differ.

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  My mistake, thanks Randomthoughts.....
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  The Son of God? An Atheists view please.

  by Miss Worldly in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  please bare with me on this.. firstly, i do not intend to cause offence to anyone.

  i apologise if what i am saying is blasphemous to some.

  i appreciate your views and mine may differ.

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  Why is easier to authenticate Paul existence then Jesus?? I don't recall Paul calling the 12 apostles Jesus disciples, he never says Jesus HAD disciples-or a ministry, or did miracles and gave teaching. The few cryptic hints he offers aren't just vague, but contradict the gospels. It seems that the earliest NT writers were ignorant of the details of Jesus life, which become crystalized in later texts..Paul never mention the wise men, star in the east and his miracles.Paul is silent on the most basic biographical facts and teaching of Jesus. My thought, Paul recognized this Jesus thing could turn out to be BIG....I do believe if not for Paul's writing it would be a different world today.
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  Why are the individuals who make up the Governing Body so deluded

  by UnshackleTheChains in

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  surely these men must see what's going on.

  if they can afford fancy pinky rings, they must have smart phones.

  if they have smart phones, they must be inquisitive as to how they are perceived.

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  Besides free travel around the world and free housing how are the GB benefiting?? I would love to see their checking, saving accounts and investments.
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  I finally get why people like to shun.

  by poopie in

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  it finally hit me today.

  why do religions enjoy shunning.

  because many people feel like being close to god makes them special however just being special is not enough for many religious people that shun they must feel extra special how?

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  Without shunning how many of us would still be in the cult, I'am thankful for that practice....A hell of a paradox....
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  Why are the individuals who make up the Governing Body so deluded

  by UnshackleTheChains in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  surely these men must see what's going on.

  if they can afford fancy pinky rings, they must have smart phones.

  if they have smart phones, they must be inquisitive as to how they are perceived.

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  James Mixon

  "Delusion are hardly an escape from reality. It's a way of understanding insane people living in a backwards world."....Shanno L. Alder...... So a deluded person operate under false ideas and this lead to delusion...