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"We have evolved to the point where we can put aside our emotions and look at this logically."

If only I could have that optimism!

Circumspice!

You don't see it as a choice? I'm not saying it is easy, but it's possible.

That's just what the left wants people to believe that it is a deadly sin. Fact is there is good reason to not believe in global warming due to climategate.



I don't recall any Christians sending children into crowded marketplaces and then blowing said child up via a remote detonator. I honestly, think this is more of an excuse to attack Christians in general by new age atheists and the left.



Depends what country you are in, and people are in general getting fed up with speech being labeled 'hate speech.' The label has been overused and abused.



I could care less what 'Big Brother' thinks, I'm actually glad a Republican majority is in the House of Representatives so there is at least some sanity in government. Fact is some of these have become political weapons used by Democrats against the general public, and the public is fed up.

Exactly, ecerybody should be free to have thier own beliefs and interpretations, be free to share them as we all belive we are right and want to help our fellow man, "see the light".
The danger is when one group forces itself on another, or does things that effect the lives of others through wars or financial control for instance.

This one world religion will force itself on all those who would rather they continue in thier own religion.

What!! !! I'm a member of the NWO, illumanti, or whatever your fill-in for the Elders of Zion is??! !! WHERE THE HELL IS MY PAYCHEQUE??! !



That really doesn't matter, as its well known that various Reptillian/Illumanti/NWO organizations talked of by various conspiracy theorists are actually just memetic descedants of the "Elders of Zion" myth.

You really are displaying, though, my point when it comes to Christians needing persecution because of their totalistic, us versus them, worldview. Early last century it was "The Elders of Zion", now it's the "Global Elitists" or "Reptillians" or "Satanists" (the myths of Satanic Ritual Abuse bare a disgusting similarity to Blood libel - showing that the structures of antisemitic conspiracy myths remain long after most of the antisemetic content has been whitewashed.

Much of "the general public" didn't vote.

Come on folks. That is pure comedy gold right there. If you were waiting for conclusive proof that Inu is just yanking our chains, here it is.

Since Serge Monast (the Quebecois pseudo-journalist who made up the Project Blue Beam myth) focuses on developing elaborate myths about the Free Masons, I thought it'd be a good time to relay my experience walking into a Masonic temple.

I walked into one Masonic temple as it was where a local Toastmasters met and I wanted to see if the group was in session. I bumped into two very old people, who told me that the Masons were a society, that they elect a President and a vice-president, and do charitable stuff.

The toastmasters group wasn't in session, but I thought of joining the group for about thirty seconds (that was the time it took me to read the "MASONS don't discriminate on the basis of religion, but do require a belief in God" section. After that moment I realized it was a disgustingly theistic organization!

It's such black comedy now that the children are running the House. I wonder how long it'll take for them to destroy their political capital doing something stupid (like investigating Obama's personal life to the extent they did Slick Willie's).

Obama has a personal life? Frankly, I never thought Non-DeWitt's life needed investigation beyond one glance at his face.

Quite frankly, as a Canadian I am ashamed that two of the "intellectual" contributors to the paranoid end-timer Christians here are fellow Canucks: Ontario's William Guy Carr ("Synagogue of Satan") and Quebec's Serge Monast ("Project Blue Beam"). Thank goodness neither of them come from my province.

And since the Christian end-timers seem to know so much about the NWO/Illumanti/Reptillians/Global Elitists/Elders of Zion, can you direct me to where all the backpay for my work is? It'd really help.

"Spirituality" or various "spiritual urges" are more likely a combination of various psychological factors that religions feed as a supernormal stimulus. I bet that the "spiritual need" will be broken down into interpersonal needs, the euphoria optimism (which includes positive illusions) produces, and the satisfaction gained from a lasting legacy. I'd even predict that in the early days, some of the more close-nit communist societies provided something analogus to this to people.



Atheism is not an ideology, it is the lack of theistic beliefs. Atheists often have an accompanying positive ideology (one of the most common being anti-theism), but that doesn't mean that atheism itself is an ideology.



I don't know where that observation came from, nor do I see any reason to believe it.



It is a supernormal stimulus and it can be attacked as such.



Because, as a sort of definining doctrine of their religion, Christians would regard "Lucifereans" as subhuman and depraved, not that more than a handful really exist.



As has been done sufficinctly above.

I wonder what this "spirituality" may be. Is it mere congenial interpersonal behavior or must one believe in spooks, ultimate justice or flying saucers? I admit severe lacks in those latter qualities and therefore, as I have long suspected, do not belong to humanity. I am beginning to wonder where and how I was assembled.

Ah. NDP, by any chance?

YOU BETTCHA!!

http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt144699.html

"but that doesn't mean that atheism itself is an ideology."

Likely - would you not need an idea first?

Oh, you sly prof, you!