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Article #281315Re: The joys of being a college freshman.
From: Marsh Lion
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 23:09
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 23:09
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"sven the unpleasant" <would...@liketoknow.com> wrote in message news:pan.2004.08.30.17.13.24.314784@liketoknow.com... > On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 15:02:33 +1200, Marsh Lion wrote: > >> "sven the unpleasant" <would...@liketoknow.com> wrote in message >> news:pan.2004.08.28.22.54.39.693083@liketoknow.com... >>> On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 18:30:47 +1200, Marsh Lion wrote: >> >>> Yeah, God wrote that book himself, didn't he? Oh, wait, that's right, he >>> *spoke* to people and told them what to write. First off, if he's too >>> damned lazy to write the book himself, then it can't be too important to >>> the big guy. Second, yeah, there are people around today who "hear God" >>> too, just like in the old days. You know what they're called? >>> Schizophrenics. So, please, be my guest. Keep living your life according >>> to how some ancient schizos think you should. >> >> Firstly how is God lazy, when he created the world? > > He did take a day off, you know. Any God that needs a rest day is no busy > body, I'll tell you that. He took the day off to set a good example, you try working non stop. I very much doubt your body could take it > >> For the most part, God >> was either helping his people (when they were faithful) or punishing them >> (when they were unfaithful) in the old testiment. Why would a lazy God do >> this? > > Because people have natural highs and lows which were attributed to > something that may or may not exist? Defeating a number of thousands with 100 people belong to peoples high's and lows? > >> One of the reasons why God used people to write the bible, is that it >> is a hang of a lot easier to read a mans writing than it is to read >> God's. > > According to that Charlton Heston movie, God's writing seems pretty damn > easy to read. I can't say I know what you are talking about here > >> Not only does the bible speak Gods word, it can make you quite a "good" >> person (if you guide your life by it). For example it tells you to treat >> your neighboor as you would like to be treated. If you want to be >> treated well, you should treat others well. Sure you may see them as >> schizophrenics, but they had smart words come out of their mouth. > > I don't need a piece of fiction to tell me how to live my life. I know > what's right, I know what's wrong, and I do what I feel is correct. If you > honestly need a book to tell you what's right and wrong, I'm just sorry... Fiction? The bible is a historical book stating what people believe happened much like books that say we landed on the moon. Most of the world will say that America did land on the moon, however there is some evidence that states that they did not (I am not completely convinced either way). The Roswell incident is another classic. The official response is that it was an experimental aircraft or weather balloon (I can't remember which), although a large number of people believe it was an extra terrestrial incident. -- Marsh Lion
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