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   On Sat, 28 Jun 2014 18:54:23 -0600, BruceS  wrote:   
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   >On 06/26/2014 01:06 PM, bilgat@m.nu wrote:   
   >> On Thu, 26 Jun 2014 19:19:28 +1000, felix_unger    
   >> wrote:   
   >>   
   >>> On 25-June-2014 2:02 AM, bilgat@m.nu wrote:   
   >>>> once a person is an atheist that person will always be an atheist.   
   >>>   
   >>> untrue   
   >>   
   >> I guess you know because you are an atheist?   
   >>   
   >> YOU HAVE NO IDEA you little fucking gimp. You dont know what it is   
   >> like to know the truth. You dont know what it is like to realize that   
   >> you have been lied to by most people for your entire life. You dont   
   >> know what it is like then the people come to your door trying to sell   
   >> god and you cant help but feel so sorry for them for being such   
   >> idiots.   
   >>   
   >> No you will never know what it is like because your mind wiill never   
   >> be opend to what the world is really like. You will never know because   
   >> your brain just is not able to understand the truth   
   >   
   >I have to agree with Felix on this one.  I've known atheists who became   
   >religious, nearly always Christian.  I had a HS friend who was no more   
   >interested in invisible sky monkeys than I was   
      
       Using a stupid term like that displays how completely incapable of thinking   
   realistically about the possibility of God's existence you are. One of the most   
   basic and simple aspects of the situation is that God would not reside on this   
   planet. You can't even get that far with realistic thinking, but by using the   
   term you make it clear that you can't comprehend why he would reside somewhere   
   else. It's no wonder you don't "believe" in God since you're not menatally   
   capable of considering the possibility in a realistic way. Your overly   
   challenged mind is either physically incapable, or if it might be capable you   
   won't allow it. My guess is that it's not capable at all.   
      
   >; more focused on scoring   
   >some weed and getting high.  After we graduated and went our separate   
   >ways, he seemed to keep "the faith" for a while, but then one vacation   
   >he had become "saved" and talked about little but Jesus.  At first I   
   >thought he was pulling my leg, but he was serious.   
      
       Here's another basic aspect for you, though again you're probably not   
   mentally capable of learning to appreciate it. Here it is anyway: It's possible   
   that some people can learn that God exists if he does and he allows them to.   
   It's not possible that anyone could ever learn that God does not exist if he   
   doesn't. If you'd like to pretend it is possible, they try to explain how you   
   like to think anyone could possibly find out.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)