Nah, just hypocritical.

I didn' start the thread. I'm sure I won't end it. How is that ironic?

Rofl. I'm going to sit this one out. That shit was funny.

If you need it spelled out in bone crushingly boring detail to understand, I'll try:

1. No one cares what you believe.
2. You pull things out of your ass regularly and expect people to think this makes you knowledgeable.
3. You assume anyone tries to "estimate" the thinking abilities of people who play Everquest. Most people just look at people that play Everquest and say " what pathetic losers." They don't care how smart they are.
4. Your understanding of foreigners perceptions of North America seems to be really stupid. First of all, how many foreigners look at North America as a single unit? That's like someone looking down on Africa, or Eurasia, or any other broad geographical region. Do you realize how retarded that statement is? Obviously not.
5. You don't know the meaning of ironic.
6. You can't read minds, as you obviously would know that I don't care who reads this other than you, whereas you obviously seem to care a lot about who reads your posts.
7. If you need explanation of my first post in the thread, here goes:
a. Jared Loughner is an avowed atheist.
b. Jared Loughner is a nut job that thinks 6 is 18 and says things like "what use is government if words have no meaning?"
c. The reality of the matter is people with religious beliefs don't give a crap what you think and everyone else knows you are just spouting crap to get noticed.
d. Other people's beliefs obviously upset you, as do people disagreeing with you. Jared Loughner went apeshit for the same reasons and shot up alot of people.


Ok, so my comment was over the top and an overreaction to typical adolescent ravings of a self-proclaimed omniscient. So this entry is an escalation fo said over the toppness. I have to get up early to take my meds and can't get back to sleep immediately so I read the daily wisdom of the forums for the game I almost never play and I come across your twittedness. My apologies.

"Allied Atheist Alliance! It has three As, therefore it is most logical!"

Science damn you!

Believing in God, and believing in a 6000 year old earth is like saying if you believe in God you MUST believe in one specific type of theology, it's one seriously cheap ass complaint against Christianity that idiots like to use to try and trip up believers with a kindergarten Sunday school knowledge of the Bible.

If you did any study on this topic at ALL before you posted your ignorant statement you would know that the original Hebrew and Greek word used for the term DAY as in "and on the sixth Day God created...." Has two different uses, one for a 24 hour period of time and one for an indefinite period of time.

There is a very large community of believers that believe in the indirect translation, and it is usually considered either belief in Old Earth or New Earth, and neither belief contradicts the Bible or Christian faith.

http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/...gs=H3117&t=KJV

There you go, my young theology student, there is a direct link to the specific Hebrew word defining that to be day, time, year, lifetime, always, continually, and so on; all reused in the Bible itself as those alternate words in today's translations.

It's kinda crazy, but zomg! Faith in God and creation as *directly transcribed* from the Bible, does not actually contradict scientific findings of an Old Earth! Who'd a thunk it!

If there's one thing that believing in God or not believing in God has taught us, it's that, as we near the 20th anniversary of what we commonly know as the Internet, people are still dumb enough to debate a topic where neither side has the ability to know the truth.

...I wonder if there is a time that every atheist asks, "What if I'm wrong?"

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