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Shana wrote: I am a catholic.....XD

Cool, Roman?

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote: Traditional christian

Fuck off. Been to any witch hunts lately? No? Then you’re not a traditional Christian.

Not I’m not a Puritan . I go by the Bible particularly the New testament. Try to follow only the example set by Jesus and not man. I’m not perfect of course.

Sound DBZ logic cannot be destroyed; the efforts of the so-called super elite will always be in vain. Have at thee Krom!

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote: Traditional christian

Fuck off. Been to any witch hunts lately? No? Then you’re not a traditional Christian.

Sorry about your anger toward christianity. No need for vulgar language.

Sound DBZ logic cannot be destroyed; the efforts of the so-called super elite will always be in vain. Have at thee Krom!

(nvm)

Anyway, this isn’t a debate thread, so I’ll explain my current beliefs as best I can, as they are constantly changing...

I consider myself Agnostic. I see the definition of “Gods” as living beings who have attained far more intelligence and power than the human race at it’s current stage and can perform supposedly god-like actions like creating entire working, self sufficient ecosystems, bringing dead things back to life, travelling faster than the speed of light etc etc. (if those things are possible) so really, if we have to make a comparison they would be more like the Shinigami from Death Note or the Forerunners from Halo than the invisible, omnipotent, omniscent gods of the Abrahamic religions (which I definately do not believe in). I think they are (if they exist) probably somewhere in the universe where they are far away enough to not be aware of our existance or they just don’t care. Humans or another species could become “Gods” in the future. I don’t believe in the afterlife, prayer, spirits, karma, divination or the human soul.

As far as morality goes, I don’t think it really exists... but there is what should be right and wrong, if you can understand that.

Sean of the Living wrote: Anyway, this isn’t a debate thread, so I’ll explain my current beliefs as best I can, as they are constantly changing...

I consider myself Agnostic. I see the definition of “Gods” as living beings who have attained far more intelligence and power than the human race at it’s current stage and can perform supposedly god-like actions like creating entire working, self sufficient ecosystems, bringing dead things back to life, travelling faster than the speed of light etc etc. (if those things are possible) so really, if we have to make a comparison they would be more like the Shinigami from Death Note or the Forerunners from Halo than the invisible, omnipotent, omniscent gods of the Abrahamic religions (which I definately do not believe in). I think they are (if they exist) probably somewhere in the universe where they are far away enough to not be aware of our existance or they just don’t care. Humans or another species could become “Gods” in the future. I don’t believe in the afterlife, prayer, spirits, karma, divination or the human soul.

As far as morality goes, I don’t think it really exists... but there is what should be right and wrong, if you can understand that.

You sound like a Deist, I’m a pretty logical guy. I reasonably study various scientific ideas and other religions. With that being said I’m what you would call a “fundamentalist Christian” since I believe reason and logic may not apply to an omnipresent and omnipotent being. It appears you believe in what many non-thiests call natural law. I believe morals were established by God.

Sound DBZ logic cannot be destroyed; the efforts of the so-called super elite will always be in vain. Have at thee Krom!

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote: Anyway, this isn’t a debate thread, so I’ll explain my current beliefs as best I can, as they are constantly changing...

I consider myself Agnostic. I see the definition of “Gods” as living beings who have attained far more intelligence and power than the human race at it’s current stage and can perform supposedly god-like actions like creating entire working, self sufficient ecosystems, bringing dead things back to life, travelling faster than the speed of light etc etc. (if those things are possible) so really, if we have to make a comparison they would be more like the Shinigami from Death Note or the Forerunners from Halo than the invisible, omnipotent, omniscent gods of the Abrahamic religions (which I definately do not believe in). I think they are (if they exist) probably somewhere in the universe where they are far away enough to not be aware of our existance or they just don’t care. Humans or another species could become “Gods” in the future. I don’t believe in the afterlife, prayer, spirits, karma, divination or the human soul.

As far as morality goes, I don’t think it really exists... but there is what should be right and wrong, if you can understand that.

You sound like a Deist, I’m a pretty logical guy. I reasonably study various scientific ideas and other religions. With that being said I’m what you would call a “fundamentalist Christian” since I believe reason and logic may not apply to an omnipresent and omnipotent being. It appears you believe in what many non-thiests call natural law. I believe morals were established by God.

I guess you could call me a Deist that doesn’t believe in creator Gods...

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote: Anyway, this isn’t a debate thread, so I’ll explain my current beliefs as best I can, as they are constantly changing...

I consider myself Agnostic. I see the definition of “Gods” as living beings who have attained far more intelligence and power than the human race at it’s current stage and can perform supposedly god-like actions like creating entire working, self sufficient ecosystems, bringing dead things back to life, travelling faster than the speed of light etc etc. (if those things are possible) so really, if we have to make a comparison they would be more like the Shinigami from Death Note or the Forerunners from Halo than the invisible, omnipotent, omniscent gods of the Abrahamic religions (which I definately do not believe in). I think they are (if they exist) probably somewhere in the universe where they are far away enough to not be aware of our existance or they just don’t care. Humans or another species could become “Gods” in the future. I don’t believe in the afterlife, prayer, spirits, karma, divination or the human soul.

As far as morality goes, I don’t think it really exists... but there is what should be right and wrong, if you can understand that.

You sound like a Deist, I’m a pretty logical guy. I reasonably study various scientific ideas and other religions. With that being said I’m what you would call a “fundamentalist Christian” since I believe reason and logic may not apply to an omnipresent and omnipotent being. It appears you believe in what many non-thiests call natural law. I believe morals were established by God.

I guess you could call me a Deist that doesn’t believe in creator Gods...

Well a creator God would potentially be so powerful that it would be impossible to measure how powerful they were. Or scientifically determine whether or not they exist.

Sound DBZ logic cannot be destroyed; the efforts of the so-called super elite will always be in vain. Have at thee Krom!

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote: Anyway, this isn’t a debate thread, so I’ll explain my current beliefs as best I can, as they are constantly changing...

I consider myself Agnostic. I see the definition of “Gods” as living beings who have attained far more intelligence and power than the human race at it’s current stage and can perform supposedly god-like actions like creating entire working, self sufficient ecosystems, bringing dead things back to life, travelling faster than the speed of light etc etc. (if those things are possible) so really, if we have to make a comparison they would be more like the Shinigami from Death Note or the Forerunners from Halo than the invisible, omnipotent, omniscent gods of the Abrahamic religions (which I definately do not believe in). I think they are (if they exist) probably somewhere in the universe where they are far away enough to not be aware of our existance or they just don’t care. Humans or another species could become “Gods” in the future. I don’t believe in the afterlife, prayer, spirits, karma, divination or the human soul.

As far as morality goes, I don’t think it really exists... but there is what should be right and wrong, if you can understand that.

You sound like a Deist, I’m a pretty logical guy. I reasonably study various scientific ideas and other religions. With that being said I’m what you would call a “fundamentalist Christian” since I believe reason and logic may not apply to an omnipresent and omnipotent being. It appears you believe in what many non-thiests call natural law. I believe morals were established by God.

I guess you could call me a Deist that doesn’t believe in creator Gods...

Well a creator God would potentially be so powerful that it would be impossible to measure how powerful they were. Or scientifically determine whether or not they exist.

Dude... then you can assume anything to be true, no matter how ridiculous.

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote: Anyway, this isn’t a debate thread, so I’ll explain my current beliefs as best I can, as they are constantly changing...

I consider myself Agnostic. I see the definition of “Gods” as living beings who have attained far more intelligence and power than the human race at it’s current stage and can perform supposedly god-like actions like creating entire working, self sufficient ecosystems, bringing dead things back to life, travelling faster than the speed of light etc etc. (if those things are possible) so really, if we have to make a comparison they would be more like the Shinigami from Death Note or the Forerunners from Halo than the invisible, omnipotent, omniscent gods of the Abrahamic religions (which I definately do not believe in). I think they are (if they exist) probably somewhere in the universe where they are far away enough to not be aware of our existance or they just don’t care. Humans or another species could become “Gods” in the future. I don’t believe in the afterlife, prayer, spirits, karma, divination or the human soul.

As far as morality goes, I don’t think it really exists... but there is what should be right and wrong, if you can understand that.

You sound like a Deist, I’m a pretty logical guy. I reasonably study various scientific ideas and other religions. With that being said I’m what you would call a “fundamentalist Christian” since I believe reason and logic may not apply to an omnipresent and omnipotent being. It appears you believe in what many non-thiests call natural law. I believe morals were established by God.

I guess you could call me a Deist that doesn’t believe in creator Gods...

Well a creator God would potentially be so powerful that it would be impossible to measure how powerful they were. Or scientifically determine whether or not they exist.

Dude... then you can assume anything to be true, no matter how ridiculous.

Define ridiculous.

Sound DBZ logic cannot be destroyed; the efforts of the so-called super elite will always be in vain. Have at thee Krom!

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote: Anyway, this isn’t a debate thread, so I’ll explain my current beliefs as best I can, as they are constantly changing...

I consider myself Agnostic. I see the definition of “Gods” as living beings who have attained far more intelligence and power than the human race at it’s current stage and can perform supposedly god-like actions like creating entire working, self sufficient ecosystems, bringing dead things back to life, travelling faster than the speed of light etc etc. (if those things are possible) so really, if we have to make a comparison they would be more like the Shinigami from Death Note or the Forerunners from Halo than the invisible, omnipotent, omniscent gods of the Abrahamic religions (which I definately do not believe in). I think they are (if they exist) probably somewhere in the universe where they are far away enough to not be aware of our existance or they just don’t care. Humans or another species could become “Gods” in the future. I don’t believe in the afterlife, prayer, spirits, karma, divination or the human soul.

As far as morality goes, I don’t think it really exists... but there is what should be right and wrong, if you can understand that.

You sound like a Deist, I’m a pretty logical guy. I reasonably study various scientific ideas and other religions. With that being said I’m what you would call a “fundamentalist Christian” since I believe reason and logic may not apply to an omnipresent and omnipotent being. It appears you believe in what many non-thiests call natural law. I believe morals were established by God.

I guess you could call me a Deist that doesn’t believe in creator Gods...

Well a creator God would potentially be so powerful that it would be impossible to measure how powerful they were. Or scientifically determine whether or not they exist.

Dude... then you can assume anything to be true, no matter how ridiculous.

Define ridiculous.

...

Does he really need to define that word? Ok let me give you an example of ridiculous, Zombie Jews.

Crimson_Blade wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote: Anyway, this isn’t a debate thread, so I’ll explain my current beliefs as best I can, as they are constantly changing...

I consider myself Agnostic. I see the definition of “Gods” as living beings who have attained far more intelligence and power than the human race at it’s current stage and can perform supposedly god-like actions like creating entire working, self sufficient ecosystems, bringing dead things back to life, travelling faster than the speed of light etc etc. (if those things are possible) so really, if we have to make a comparison they would be more like the Shinigami from Death Note or the Forerunners from Halo than the invisible, omnipotent, omniscent gods of the Abrahamic religions (which I definately do not believe in). I think they are (if they exist) probably somewhere in the universe where they are far away enough to not be aware of our existance or they just don’t care. Humans or another species could become “Gods” in the future. I don’t believe in the afterlife, prayer, spirits, karma, divination or the human soul.

As far as morality goes, I don’t think it really exists... but there is what should be right and wrong, if you can understand that.

You sound like a Deist, I’m a pretty logical guy. I reasonably study various scientific ideas and other religions. With that being said I’m what you would call a “fundamentalist Christian” since I believe reason and logic may not apply to an omnipresent and omnipotent being. It appears you believe in what many non-thiests call natural law. I believe morals were established by God.

I guess you could call me a Deist that doesn’t believe in creator Gods...

Well a creator God would potentially be so powerful that it would be impossible to measure how powerful they were. Or scientifically determine whether or not they exist.

Dude... then you can assume anything to be true, no matter how ridiculous.

Define ridiculous.

...

Does he really need to define that word? Ok let me give you an example of ridiculous, Zombie Jews.

lol

Chaos Theory wrote:

Crimson_Blade wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote:

some one new wrote:

Sean of the Living wrote: Anyway, this isn’t a debate thread, so I’ll explain my current beliefs as best I can, as they are constantly changing...

I consider myself Agnostic. I see the definition of “Gods” as living beings who have attained far more intelligence and power than the human race at it’s current stage and can perform supposedly god-like actions like creating entire working, self sufficient ecosystems, bringing dead things back to life, travelling faster than the speed of light etc etc. (if those things are possible) so really, if we have to make a comparison they would be more like the Shinigami from Death Note or the Forerunners from Halo than the invisible, omnipotent, omniscent gods of the Abrahamic religions (which I definately do not believe in). I think they are (if they exist) probably somewhere in the universe where they are far away enough to not be aware of our existance or they just don’t care. Humans or another species could become “Gods” in the future. I don’t believe in the afterlife, prayer, spirits, karma, divination or the human soul.

As far as morality goes, I don’t think it really exists... but there is what should be right and wrong, if you can understand that.

You sound like a Deist, I’m a pretty logical guy. I reasonably study various scientific ideas and other religions. With that being said I’m what you would call a “fundamentalist Christian” since I believe reason and logic may not apply to an omnipresent and omnipotent being. It appears you believe in what many non-thiests call natural law. I believe morals were established by God.

I guess you could call me a Deist that doesn’t believe in creator Gods...

Well a creator God would potentially be so powerful that it would be impossible to measure how powerful they were. Or scientifically determine whether or not they exist.

Dude... then you can assume anything to be true, no matter how ridiculous.

Define ridiculous.

...

Does he really need to define that word? Ok let me give you an example of ridiculous, Zombie Jews.

lol

Oh yes Chaos, I went there.

Zombie Jews would be ridiculous, too bad I can’t think of any...

Sound DBZ logic cannot be destroyed; the efforts of the so-called super elite will always be in vain. Have at thee Krom!

some one new wrote: Zombie Jews would be ridiculous, too bad I can’t think of any...

Oh no you are not sucking me into that crap.

?......

Sound DBZ logic cannot be destroyed; the efforts of the so-called super elite will always be in vain. Have at thee Krom!

some one new wrote: ?......

You know what? Go ahead. Jesus was a Zombie Jew.

He was resurrected with a spiritial body...

Sound DBZ logic cannot be destroyed; the efforts of the so-called super elite will always be in vain. Have at thee Krom!

some one new wrote: He was resurrected with a spiritial body...

Supposedly

(omg, what a load of crap, ignore me)