Da_Goat

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Diablo does own, but Starcraft owns as well. Blizzard just makes good games as a whole. I'm fucking pumped for Starcraft 2, its about fucking time. Its kinda disappointing that they didn't add any new races, but wtv, I would buy it if it were just Stracraft 1 with upgraded graphics.

winnar.

Win.

Props to the judge for having some balls.

Reply # 3000 :)

a) raged b) AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAH "held back"

The action was entertaining. The deformed bitches reminded me of the hill have eyes. The Persian King was quite lewl, especially when he placed his hands on the spartans shoulders and commanded him to kneel, thus hinting at a blowjob.

Stacy Keibler has nice legs. She has no ass nor does she have tits. /end of discussion (in regards to stacy)

RIFK

http://xs412.xs.to/xs412/07074/gf.JPG This pic is from a while ago. I'm wearing my football jersey from college cause we were supposed to wear a costume cause this was halloween and I didn't feel like actually dressing up.

Thaks for pointing out that it was fake to all of us. The fucking title of the letter actually didn't give away that it wasn't real.

QFT

1. One does not need to follow all 613 commandments to get into heavan. Especially since most people are not aware of them. This goes back to my talking of Israel as a "priestly nation". Israel is "expected" to follow all 613, but many of these no longer apply in the modern world. The general consensus is that provided you act "righteously" the majority of the time you should get into heavan. 2. The 7 deadly sins. I'm not 100% sure on this, but like pretty much every aspect of Christianity, it does originiated from issues discussed in the Bible. I am almost entirely sure that there is no passage in the Bible where the 7 deadly sins are listed along with the virtues (I forget the exact number). The 7 deadly sins referance things that would get in the way of you and God. For example, there is much confusion about the sin of pride. I thin kit shold be renamed the sin of arrogance, because that is the intended meaning which has been tainted through translation. There is nothing wrong with being proud of one's achievements, but it warns against being so proud that you refuse to accept the opinions or achievements of anyone other than yourself, including God.

Yes, the Bible does portray God as destorying other religions on occasion. It is likely that this is there because some natural disaster befell another group and those writting the Bible said it was God because this would ensure the growth of the religion. However, the general impression and understanding among scholars of the Old Testament is the God is understood to be the God of all peoples. In referance to the Golden Calf which the Jews start worshipping, this occurs when Moses descends from Mount Sinai with the commandments, he sees them worshipping the calf and smashes the tablets. He returns to the summit of Mounth Sinai where God says he will destroy them and begin anew, however, Moses argues with God and He agrees to spare them. God also gives Moses new tablets. Tid Bit of info: There are in fact not 10 commandmnets but 613. All 613 are contained throughout the Torah and each commandment would be for example in Genesis "multiply and be fruitful" etc. However, only 10 were gievn to Moses on tablets because after 10 the Jews were horrified because there was thunder and lightning and all that jazz. So God revealed the other 603 to Moses alone, and they were later recorded in the Bible when it was written. Edit: To those wondering I am Christian, not Catholic and not Jewish, though I am probably more familiar with the Old Testament with than I am with the new one. 2nd Edit: In regards to the question of man being made in God's image. Man said man was made in God's image simply because he could do so to glorify himself. Man is made in God's image in the sense that man is the most dominant creature on the planet with the largest intellectual capacity, in the same way that God is the dominant power in the universe with the greatest intellectual capacity. Personally, I enjoyed the analogy used that compared man to a photocopy of God.

According to Frued, dreams were expressions of the unconscious mind. I think it owuld be interesting to read Freud's "Interpretation Of Dreams" so that way I could analyze all my dreams and find out what my unconscious wants to do.

People have been throwing the word evolution all over this thread yet you seem to have completely discarded it with this statement. People living in harsher climates evolve and adapt to those climates in order to be able to survive in them. You could argue that it was God gave things the ability to do so. Personally, I believe that the earth was better off before the onset of agriculture, because it is in fact agriculture that is the route cause of all social divisions. I am not saying that i do not personally enjoy the benefits of agriculture, i do very much, but objectively speaking, the planet and all its inhabitants would be better off if it were never invented. Regardless, debating that is a mute point since agriculture is here to stay. Edit: The "ideal" is for the 10 commandments to be followed by everyone, but those who do not because they are not even aware of them are not damned. Yes the bible does have sections in which God is supposedly said to "destroy all infidels" but once again, the Bible was written by man, and it is important to look at the overall general message rather than specific extracts. This can be seen with Paul. Some of his letters say women are to be respected and treated as equal to men, while in later letters (obviously by a different author) he is extremely sexist. Since it is obvious that the first letters coincide with the main ideals of the rest of Christianity's moral standarts, the later ones should be disregarded. Lastly, people tend to assume that the 10 commandments were in fact written by God and are therefore an exact expression of His will. Though I believe it is more likely that these were infact given by God, it is entirely possible that these too were written by man.

I apologize for my lack of specification. The ten commandments were a list of guidelines given to the Jews and the Jews alone (though Christianity also follows them, however this is logical since Chrisitianity evolved out of Judaism). This being so, the understanding of the Bible in this regard is that God intends for the Jews to be a "priestly nation". This meaning, social roles put on the national level. Israel is supposed to be the "priest" to the other nations. Therefore, for the priest to function effectively, the priest must believe in the God he is preaching. God never says those of different religions are damned. In response to your argument regarding the distribution of natural wealth, if humans alone were able to make such scientific advances, then it should follow that humans should be able to distribute the planet's ressources equaly. The point being made here is that God gave humans more then enough to go around then left it up to them to see how it was distributed. Lastly, in response to "why are there incurable diseases lawlz". Because these diseases and suffering are a consequence of life. Imagine a wolrd where these diseases did not exist. Overpopulation would be an even larger problem, and the slow, painful deaths from disease would be replced by slow, painful deaths from starvation. This argument goes back and fourth and eventually boils down to "If there is a God, why isn't life perfect, lawlz". In my opinion, a perfect life is meritted only by a perfect species, which humans are far from being. Lastly, and this is the point I have been trying to get across all thread, anyone in this thread who says "evo>religion" is retarded. Even the Pope has aknowledged that evolution is indeed responsible for the begininngs and changes in life on earth, so there is no argument here, or rather, the argument should be "evolution vs. creationism". Obviously evolution is correct.

1. you are asking a human to tell you God's plan, which is like asking a blind man what to tell you waht colour shirt you're wearing. 2. You said prayer and God was not the answer, but failed to define the question. 3. Retarded argument. As has already been said The Bible was ot written by God it was written by man. "he wants EVERYBODY to worship him and him only." Particularly retarded. The Old Testament portrays God as being the God of all people of the earth, not just those who worship him. If you wish to use the argument "but the bible says this lol! How hypocritical!", which is invalid to begin with, you should at least make sure you know what the fuck it actually says rather than making assumptions based on the actions of Christian conservatives (idiots). 4. Why doesnt God just solve everyone's problems? Because, as I said before, God does not cause every single event to happen, in fact, he can not be viewed as the direct cause of qanything other than the creation of the Universe (these are my beliefs, at least). Looking to God and saying "why did this happen" is easy because it alleviates responsibility from the individual and places fault on a divine entity. Granted there are some problems that no one is responsible for, but the vast majority are due to human fault and free will implies responsability. 5. Lastly, to you idiots that seem to be under the impression that it is impossible to maintain belief in both religion and science, consider this, Albert Einstein was one of the greatest scientists, ever. In trying to disprove God, he wound up believing in him, precisely because he believed the universe was too complex and there were too many favorable results of supposedly random combinations of things for it to all be coincidence. As you most probably know, Einstein did not assume that the exitence of a God invalidates scientific fact.

sorry for double post

I don't know if this has been mentioned yet, but it is possible to believe in both evolution and religion (religion in this cas ebeig used to define Christianity rather than others such as Buddhism or Hinduism, etc.) I personally believe in both evolution and God and see no reason why it is impossible to entertain both beliefs in ones mind. Evolution + Christianity = Intelligent Design. I believe that God created the univers then let things run their course, but that he contiues to wacth over His creation and will occasionally interefere through means of natural phenoma that occur at the right moment rather then parting the skies and making use of supernatural abilities.

Urine.

A Ph.D. in psychology can land you a job that pays 100$ per hour for listening to people talk.

Raged by an old lady.