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    Quote Originally Posted by The Atheist View Post
    Not really. You've just gone back to Voltaire.

    The fact that it isn't inevitable is pretty simple, because it's learned behaviour.
    You taught the course? LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by cafolini View Post
    The impersonation of God is not very productive. But people make it look inevitable. Food for atheists to chew with arrogance.
    I am sure god does not mind one bit if atheists think nothing of him/her. No hard feelings there.
    it may never try
    but when it does it sigh
    it is just that
    good
    it fly

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    Quote Originally Posted by cacian View Post
    I am sure god does not mind one bit if atheists think nothing of him/her. No hard feelings there.
    That's one of the things I find highly amusing.

    Theists must attack atheists, yet their invisible friend is an omnipotent ruler of the universe. Does he really need the help of humans?
    Go to work, get married, have some kids, pay your taxes, pay your bills, watch your tv, follow fashion, act normal, obey the law and repeat after me: "I am free."

    Anon

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Atheist View Post
    That's one of the things I find highly amusing.

    Theists must attack atheists, yet their invisible friend is an omnipotent ruler of the universe. Does he really need the help of humans?
    Exactly he does not and that it the point. I think the whole argument is just because people argue not necessarily about god but just because the concept is there then they do/will.
    I was meant what does your avatar picture meant to represent? haha.
    it may never try
    but when it does it sigh
    it is just that
    good
    it fly

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    Sorry - I screwed up the quotes. I answered that but must have deleted it by mistake.

    The avatar is the Flying Spaghetti Monster, which materialised outside our house one day.
    Go to work, get married, have some kids, pay your taxes, pay your bills, watch your tv, follow fashion, act normal, obey the law and repeat after me: "I am free."

    Anon

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Atheist View Post
    Sorry - I screwed up the quotes. I answered that but must have deleted it by mistake.

    The avatar is the Flying Spaghetti Monster, which materialised outside our house one day.
    Haha sorry I did see your answer in the other thread. That must have been one hell of a freight when it just appeared from nowhere.
    The flying monster is funny I did not know there was any flying ones until now
    it may never try
    but when it does it sigh
    it is just that
    good
    it fly

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