Atheism vs Christianity Google Group

Re: Houses of the Future

2009-11-22T06:20:00Z

Well I did what I said and invited him, but he has dematerialized.
Maybe my suggestion, on another link, that he was part of the
I AM cult, had something to do with it. First time he's gone to
ground though. He's usually dishing it out. We'll see, he may
come back.

Now, why can I relate to that? :-)

Re: Houses of the Future

2009-11-22T06:17:32Z

Joking around, not serious, trolling ..... whatever.

Re: Are their any evolutionary scientist out there that believe in God

2009-11-22T06:34:35Z

TG thinks TC is a Poe.
I think she's right.
Take a look
[link]

The only thing I find objectionable is the take off
of those poor people who really do need help with their
meds. That's not very nice.

Re: OT: The Ice Caps Are Melting

2009-11-22T06:29:46Z

My goodness, well he went out doing something I presume he
must have liked. I had another look at Tiptoe TTT and yes, I
remember it well. Actually I enjoyed it. It's been almost a
lifetime since I've seen it.

Re: Houses of the Future

2009-11-22T06:22:42Z

Of course they do. It doesn't matter where you are, where you work
or whom you work for. They come. One thing I have observed is
that many of them are very critical of others and their work, but for
some reason are unable to come up with the goods themselves.
Whenever I hear of someone getting "moved on" my first inclination

Re: More Rapture

2009-11-22T06:13:00Z

The author is British, I assume he is well versed in the Anglicans.

Re: Instead of being born again

2009-11-22T05:59:23Z

Ooh, wish I'd said that :)

Re: More Rapture

2009-11-22T05:57:17Z

lol! Some Anglicans are pretty liberal - this conversation could
really happen.

Re: OT: The Ice Caps Are Melting

2009-11-22T05:48:43Z

Yeah, that's it :) And that's Goldie Hawn bringing him flowers at the
end.

More Rapture

2009-11-22T05:46:31Z

From a Lee Child book, his hero is talking to an Anglican preacher

The minister said, "Its correct title is The Revelation of Saint John
the Divine. Most of the original is lost, of course. It was written
either in Ancient Hebrew or Aramaic, and copied by hand many times,
and then translated into Koine Greek, and copied by hand many times,

Re: OT: The Ice Caps Are Melting

2009-11-22T05:44:58Z

Wasn't it? :) His first national appearance was on Rowan and Martin's
Laugh-In. Dan introduced him; Dick spent the entire song staring at
Tim from different angles, with his mouth hanging open.

Today we have Richard Simmons :)

Re: OT: The Ice Caps Are Melting

2009-11-22T05:41:42Z

Totally an act. Like George Carlin in the '60s, doing standup in a
Hawaiian shirt and playing the hippy dippy weatherman. ("Later on
today, it's gonna get reeeal dark. Then in a few months it's gonna get
really cold.")

One admirer, Norman Kay, recalled that Tiny Tim's outrageous public
persona was a false front belying a quiet, studious personality: "Herb

The Rapture

2009-11-22T05:37:17Z

Life will be great with those assholes gone.

Re: Oh my, it's a bad week for the Mormons et al.

2009-11-22T05:24:01Z

“I don't agree entirely with this. They are based on current social
and cultural beliefs as well as necessity and existing morality.” - TG

Here I will challenge your belief and, so I more fully understand your
thinking, ask for both an overview and some salient examples.

“Society interprets law, people don't.” – OM

Re: Houses of the Future

2009-11-22T05:22:14Z

Yeah, in all seriousness, the real problem with utopias is keeping the
world off your back. I think it's highly probable that we've had more
than one completely successful utopian communities in human history;
but then the bullies come.