@YoungAtheist0 I went from atheist to agnostic to believer. To believe in God has two minimum sub-beliefs:
1. That the something we know and live in did not come from nothing.
2. That there is a super nature (i.e. there is at least one thing that transcends the physical world.)
@4jimstock@TheTweetOfRhea I disagree. Lots of people adopt a religion in adulthood. Anyway, I believe if religion were to disappear it would be replaced with something much worse like intense tribalism or a new religion that yields societies that are leas fair and more brutal than the ones we have today.
@LHaberdasher@TheN1James@JoeBiden More Americans should learn about the Corwin Amendment and ask discuss why they think the northern states felt it was necessary. That is, if they want to think deeply about the cause of our Civil War. Cute video, though.
@PeachyInNJ@almightygod I get your argument. I am not sure that good is the same as obedient or that evil is the same as disobedient. Also, God’s decision to kick them out of the garden may not have been a punishment. It could be that, given their new knowledge, they could not live in the garden.
@visegrad24 Photo is probably staged (fun is visibly not loaded). But even if it were, what does it say? That a country where wait staff wear rifles is also one where terrorists can barge in and kill 1400 people? Not a strong message for open carry.
@VeneteaBussell@HilzFuld Arguing with other Americans about which policy of the U. S. government (and subsequently which political party) is responsible for the fly falling into the cup of coffee.
Cool Youth Pastor voice: “You know, I can think of another innocent Palestinian guy who was killed by Jews.”
(Plays guitar and sings a song about Jesus)
#Palestine
@TuckerCarlson So is Amy Sweasy alleging that Dr. Baker admitted to lying on the autopsy report? If so, why no perjury charges against him?
Also, why can’t I find Sweasy’s deposition that Tucker says we all should read? I assume he has read it. Where can we find it?