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Re: jahovas
| quote: | Originally posted by BTG
i was woken abrubtly this morning (1pm) by the ringing of my doorbell.
i get up to investigate and its some person at my door i dont recognize, naturally i dont answer the door and just observe them from afar.
the woman peers into the window, and ring the doorbell again.
few more seconds and then the crazy bitch tries to open the fucking door!
WTF KIND OF TOM FOOLERY IS THIS???! i'm mad but at the same time i dont care, the door was locked. but after that i got dressed right away and had a smoke outside to let her know that i was home, i dont think she saw me though, cause she was walking down the street. ;/ |
I wish one of them would come bother me. I don't understand the whole "faith" argument. How can you justify a logical disconnect for one area, yet remain logically consistent in all other areas? Of course, that's assuming they don't have a logical foundation for believing in whatever religion they're a part of. If they do have a logical foundation for it, I'd certainly like to hear it, because I have never been able to think of a non-circular argument in favor of religion. Sure there's Pascal's wager, but it seems to me that it's really more for belief in God, not belief in religion. After all, if we have no reason to believe one religion is more correct or better in some way as compared to the other religions, then it would seem that they all have equal probabilities of being the one you should choose. Belief in God, that's a simple breakdown. Exclusive belief in one religion...that's too complex to study with the same methodology.
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