Right now I'm gonna say that was the most awesome pre-match line I've ever heard. Also, it made me question the whole PG thing. Thoughts?
I feel sorry for you.I suppose you believe in the fictional story about Jesus.
That would be all nice if certain people weren't hiding behind "god" and his "message", in the bible/qur'an etc, to disrupt other people's livelihood
Secondly, no one has to prove anything. You believe what you want to believe. If you say there's an invisible purple monkey in your living room why the fuck would anyone but you care about it? The way you describe it everyone else has to believe it for you to have justification to believe it yourself. And that's simply not true. No one has to prove anything exists for they, themselves, to believe it. You can play hopscotch with your invisible monkey or even spank your invisible monkey for all anyone else cares. :)
I live in the heart of the bible belt...straight up holy rollers here (we even have a snake handling church right down the road from where I live) and I've never seen that happen. Not once. Can you give me an example of how they disrupt peoples livelihood?That would be all nice if certain people weren't hiding behind "god" and his "message", in the bible/qur'an etc, to disrupt other people's livelihood
The crusades?I live in the heart of the bible belt...straight up holy rollers here and I've never seen that happen. Not once. Can you give me an example of how they disrupt peoples livelihood?
Agreed...can we move this thread to rants?...Wait, this is a wrestling forum right? It is? Then why is there a religion fight (I refuse to call the sum of the uneducated posts I have come across as a debate) in the Smackdown section of a wrestling forum?
There's a time and a place. This is most certainly neither.
this...Wait, this is a wrestling forum right? It is? Then why is there a religion fight (I refuse to call the sum of the uneducated posts I have come across as a debate) in the Smackdown section of a wrestling forum?
There's a time and a place. This is most certainly neither.
woops, my mistakedude - read his post again. He says science has shown undeniably that there is a God. You guys agree. He just came around to his conclusion a different way.
The funniest part about the thread is that the OP misquoted Rhodes so this whole thread is about something that Rhodes never even said....Wait, this is a wrestling forum right? It is? Then why is there a religion fight (I refuse to call the sum of the uneducated posts I have come across as a debate) in the Smackdown section of a wrestling forum?
There's a time and a place. This is most certainly neither.
You've misread my post, as was already pointed out.First of all, Science has proven nothing. How can a human that has been on the earth for 80 some years at most decide that this earth, which we've nearly killed in less than 200 years (since we've began using huge amounts of gas), is over 14 billion years old? Also, what about the prophecies in the Bible? What about the fact that the Bible states that the earth is round way before we ever proved it?
Science is just a figment of your imagination. We can't prove how old things are, whether evolution is true, or any of that. I prefer to believe in the almighty God that is proven to have created this world with his good works.
I agree that people should be free to believe whatever that want to. If people wish to waste their Sunday's attempting to telepathically communicate with some supposedly omnipotent, yet never seen being, who never answers back, good for them, I really don't give a shit.First of all that wasn't "religion being wrong" that was a bunch of dip shit rubes falling for a carney act...which is probably apropos.
Secondly, no one has to prove anything. You believe what you want to believe. If you say there's an invisible purple monkey in your living room why the fuck would anyone but you care about it? The way you describe it everyone else has to believe it for you to have justification to believe it yourself. And that's simply not true. No one has to prove anything exists for they, themselves, to believe it. You can play hopscotch with your invisible monkey or even spank your invisible monkey for all anyone else cares.
The same for religion. I really couldn't care less either way.
Religious people have a certain je-ne-sais-quoi about them that I never find in Atheists... thus making them far more interesting.
Ha! Are you suggesting the Bible is historically accurate??The purple monkey example is completely ridiculous. The Bible has been around for a long time and unless there is a historical document that talks about this purple monkey then it's nothing.
The crusades?
It might not be as prevalent here, in america, but there are places where people get persecuted just because they don't believe in a god, or believe in different gods than the vast majority
Then, we have those politicians who try to pass laws to prevent students from learning certain stuff from school, or prevent certain laws from passing, because they don't feel it goes along with their religious beliefs
Me either. They can worship cows, pigs, ducks or snakes for all I care.I agree that people should be free to believe whatever that want to. If people wish to waste their Sunday's attempting to telepathically communicate with some supposedly omnipotent, yet never seen being, who never answers back, good for them, I really don't give a shit.
I hate special interest groups in general... But with that being said, I don't have a problem, per say, with religious groups trying to sway legislation. That happens with all sorts of special interest groups. Atheist groups are free to do the same thing religious groups do when it comes to legislation.What I do take issue with, however, is religion's effect on society. For example, the fact that religious groups can sway legislation, particularly in secular nations is unacceptable. If people wish to be religious in the confines of their own home or at at a place of worship with other religious people that is fine, outside of that, however, religion should have no place in general society whatsoever and it certainly should not effect the way people live their day to day lives.
Well by influencing legislation they are affecting people in their day to day life aren't they...Me either. They can worship cows, pigs, ducks or snakes for all I care.
I hate special interest groups in general... But with that being said, I don't have a problem, per say, with religious groups trying to sway legislation. That happens with all sorts of special interest groups. Atheist groups are free to do the same thing religious groups do when it comes to legislation.
And if you don't like what your legislators choose to do with these special interest groups then vote against them come next election.
I still don't see how religion affects how anyone lives their day to day lives though. Are you legally forced to go to church or something?
It doesn't effect me in the slightest... and it doesn't get any more religious than where I live... we have the hell fire and brimstone churches here. It's a riot.
... and this discussion is why WWE should push Cody as a heel atheist... it doesn't matter if it has nothing to do with what he originally said.![]()