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  1. Corthos

    Three hundred posts

    Ushta te, @Frank Merton, and welcome! How weird... Oh well. =)
  2. Corthos

    Kurdish Forces in Action- February 28 2016

    Love the Kurds... =)
  3. Corthos

    The Newest

    Ushta te, @lovesong, and welcome! =)
  4. Corthos

    Heylo Folks

    Ushta te, @Grumpuss, and welcome! =)
  5. Corthos

    New Member!

    Ushta te, @John A. Ervin, and welcome! =)
  6. Corthos

    Monogenism and Incest in the Bible

    One might find these of interest, if you don't know about it already.... =) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y-chromosomal_Adam https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitochondrial_Eve
  7. Corthos

    The Church of Razorian-barbology

    I just read an article that PROVES that pumice stones can permanently prevent hair from regrowing! We knew this thousands of years before anyone else! Our way is the most clean shaven, and most authentic!
  8. Corthos

    The Church of Razorian-barbology

    Pfft... You Razorians think your way is the only way. Us Pumicestonians have been removing hair thousands and thousands of years before your "Barber" was ever dreamed up!
  9. Corthos

    Deism is not gutless...

    Hmmm... you know, I considered being a Deist at one time. I respect it's rationality. =) Pure Deism seems lacking to me in the spiritual sense, though... I suppose one could just incorporate spiritual ideas/practices from other religions as one saw fit, but I would think that would begin to...
  10. Corthos

    Zoroastrianism: Are there any hereditary rights of women mentioned in Gathas/Yasna?

    Ok! Now that I have time on my hands to dedicate towards your request, I'm gonna let you know what I dig up. =) To start off, the Gathas just aren't very gender specific. Both genders are addressed equally. Example: It's not too surprising, given the fact that Ahura (masculine) Mazda...
  11. Corthos

    Why, Staff? Why????

    Hmmm... Am I the only one who thought of this guy after reading the title? XD
  12. Corthos

    Revoltingest Needs A Campaign Slogan

    The U.S.'s new flag if he becomes elected:
  13. Corthos

    Your Religion under Communism (Resources for Research)

    I'd love to read this more when I get home from work, but until then, I just wanted to mention that you might want to put up the recent events surrounding the communist party in China vs. Falun Gong/Falun Dafa if it isn't already there. That needs to be known more. =)
  14. Corthos

    I'm about dead. Going for help.

    The greatest things in life are the things you fight hardest for. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you, man. Get better. =)
  15. Corthos

    Zoroastrian Reflections

    Oh! This whole time I thought it was "Ushta", but your question prompted me to look into it deeper. What I've learned is that there are actually two greetings: Ushta te = Greetings to you (singular). Ushta ve = Greetings to all (plural). From what I've read across in multiple sites, the word...
  16. Corthos

    Zoroastrianism: Are there any hereditary rights of women mentioned in Gathas/Yasna?

    What exactly do you mean by "hereditary," if you don't mind my asking?
  17. Corthos

    I'm An Atheist Who Follows the Golden Rule

    Oh, I'm not doubting the validity of the poll. I think it's pretty apparent that the U.S. has a pretty vast religious majority. The U.S. is a regional country, though, so I find much more value (and general accuracy) in localized polls. =)
  18. Corthos

    I'm An Atheist Who Follows the Golden Rule

    I remember how, in my old A.C.E. curriculum, they touched on how the Christian version of the Golden Rule was superior to other religions... I'd be curious to know where these polls took place. A poll taken in a city in the bible belt would get different results than a poll in, say, Seattle, I...
  19. Corthos

    Is this funny !

    How despicable...
  20. Corthos

    Can an isosceles right triangle ever have an integer as its perimeter?

    I know. Note that I said side length, and not perimeter. =/
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