Audie
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Besides my being too young and in ChinaYou're of my generation. I don't remember "and loving it". "Would you believe" was constant. A Mel Brooks production. Mel Brooks is 98.
Mom didnt allow a tv in the flat.
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Besides my being too young and in ChinaYou're of my generation. I don't remember "and loving it". "Would you believe" was constant. A Mel Brooks production. Mel Brooks is 98.
Yes, and still alive. Jimmy Carter is 99, and if he lives to October 1st, he will reach 100.Wow, he is that old?
His wife lived to be 96, she died last November. So at least he hasn't been alone a long time.Yes, and still alive. Jimmy Carter is 99, and if he lives to October 1st, he will reach 100.
His wife lived to be 96, she died last November. So at least he hasn't been alone a long time.Yes, and still alive. Jimmy Carter is 99, and if he lives to October 1st, he will reach 100.
Yes, I just read he "hopes" to vote for Harris in a Wikipedia article. He also is not conscious every day, according to his grandson.His wife lived to be 96, she died last November. So at least he hasn't been alone a long time.
Carter remains the nation's longest-living president; he is 99 years old. His 100th birthday is on October 1, 2024.
Jimmy Carter, 100 Years Old, Voted for Kamala Harris
Carter is the nation's longest-living president.www.townandcountrymag.com
Your God is not my God. We worship different Gods. That's for sure.It is a lack of faith in the evidence for God that creates unbelief.
Atheists don't see what we believers see as evidence for God.
There is only one true God, which is the same God that was revealed in the Bible and by Baha'u'llah, so we are worshiping the same GodYour God is not my God. We worship different Gods. That's for sure.
I do not believe as you do. Take care.There is only one true God, which is the same God that was revealed in the Bible and by Baha'u'llah, so we are worshiping the same God
I do not believe as you do. Take care.I do not believe as you do. Take care.
No it isn't. We do not worship the "same God."There is only one true God, which is the same God that was revealed in the Bible and by Baha'u'llah, so we are worshiping the same God
Maybe this will refresh your memory:You're of my generation. I don't remember "and loving it". "Would you believe" was constant. A Mel Brooks production. Mel Brooks is 98.
Maybe this will refresh your memory:
In the end, I don't think it matters if different people have a different conception about God. Just that they believe in the religion they are following, which has teachings that produce good fruits, and they actually strive to live those, and also have a connection within themselves with God.No it isn't. We do not worship the "same God."
No more than there is to disprove Batboy.Is there any evidence disproving a god?
Yep, It was said a lot, I see. Don Adams died, Barbara Feldon is still alive at 91. Of Edward Platt as chief was older, so I know he can't still be alive.Maybe this will refresh your memory:
Yep, It was said a lot, I see. Don Adams died, Barbara Feldon is still alive at 91. Of Edward Platt as chief was older, so I know he can't still be alive.Maybe this will refresh your memory:
God decides what happens to a person in the longer run. He knows each person in order to make a judgment.In the end, I don't think it matters if different people have a different conception about God. Just that they believe in the religion they are following, which has teachings that produce good fruits, and they actually strive to live those, and also have a connection within themselves with God.
Or, just skip the gods and religions altogether and pursue moral excellence according to your conscience. Don't have one? Religions can't fix that.In the end, I don't think it matters if different people have a different conception about God. Just that they believe in the religion they are following, which has teachings that produce good fruits, and they actually strive to live those, and also have a connection within themselves with God.
None is needed.Is there any evidence disproving a god?
I needed evidence to show me there is a God. You may not agree that it is evidence, but for me it is certainly evidence. To me it is like something very, very precious, so I do not share the evidence with everyone, but as far as I am concerned there is no doubt that it is evidence that God exists.Or, just skip the gods and religions altogether and pursue moral excellence according to your conscience. Don't have one? Religions can't fix that.
You place more value in these religions than I do. Really, I look at the religious and I don't see better people. If you're a good religious person, you would have been a good atheistic humanist. If you're a bad guy outside of religion, then you'd be a bad guy in religion, and probably making money from it.
Too many of these people seem to think that good moral behavior consists of being polite and not speaking obscenities, going to church every week, promoting their faith, and contributing to the collection plate. In your faith, one also needs to talk about world peace.
All of this is in place of action. A friendly smile is not kindness. Telling people that you love them or that God loves them is not love. Giving money to the church is charity for the church and clergy, but little goes to the needy.
In America it seems that moral behavior consists of imposing Christianity on unwilling non-Christians by criminalizing abortion or trying to take their contraceptives or IVF from them, because one has been taught that that is moral behavior because their god expects it.
Also, trying to coerce LGBTQ+ to obey their understanding of their god's will. All of this is called love, and most believers complacently accept that understanding. As I said, love is action. It's action in service to the needs of another. It involves protecting, teaching, and sharing according to the needs and desires of the object of one's love, not what you wish to impose on them according to what you believe your god wants of you.
None is needed.
Just as you don't need evidence to believe in one (or call prophecy or life sufficient evidence to conclude that a god exists), the critically thinking empiricist doesn't need evidence against gods to be an atheistic humanist. The lack of it is enough.
Would it matter to you if there were compelling evidence that your god doesn't exist? Would you see it and adapt accordingly? Most believers don't. I've posted several times that the god of the Christian Bible, who created the world in six days including an original pair of human beings doesn't exist, but it has never had any apparent impact. People go on worshiping it anyway.
The evidence that the creation myth is as false as any other creation myth doesn't matter to any Chistian that I've encountered. Some simply disbelieve the science, and some call the myths allegory, but none in my experience say, "I guess the Bible was wrong." These are the same people who can't see internal contradictions or who consider biblical prophecy strong evidence of divine prescience.
My point is that people who didn't come to their beliefs using evidence can't be budged from them whatever evidence arises.
But they do represent having an interest in reason and evidence. Most believers don't like to say that they don't need or use it just as they are averse to calling the Bible wrong.