shiyacic aleksandar wrote:Rise above your mechanical mind and youll understand My meaning.
No, I have to agree with timberlandko. You sir, do nothing but spout complete nonsense or phrases of blatant obvious that look logical, but has barely no relevance to what we are discussing.
In your last post, you said:
shiyacic aleksandar wrote:That what is born will certanly die...
You don't say? Goodness, what a revelation! I thought we would live forever! I thought we'd stay young forever and never die! (And just in case you didn't understand, I was being sarcastic).
shiyacic aleksandar wrote:Find what never takes birth nor dies and youll find the secret of immortality.
My freaking panties! What a revelation! That was so blindingly obvious I can't [CENSORED] see! Where do you come up with this stuff? I must dissect your mind and find out the source of your brilliance! (End of Sarcasm)
Is there some kind of hamster inside there running a wheel? Maybe a sole green pea? Did you even read what CI and Frank posted?
Frank Apisa wrote:
cicerone imposter wrote:
"...when/if I get there." I got good news and bad news for you, Intrepid. The good news is you'll die like everybody else and rot after the bugs take over your body. The bad news is, your body and whatever you call spirit (your brain activity) will disappear for eternity after you quit breathing for the last time. All the time and effort you wasted in thinking there is life after death is for naught. there is no god and there is no heaven or hell. It's only us and this planet earth.
Well...we really do not know that either, ci. But that is an interesting guess.
They were talking about the afterlife, not eternal life in a body, which is clearly what you were talking about. And then you have the cheek to say our minds are too mechanical?
All minds are freaking mechanical. It's just that some have loose screws and some have lost their screws altogether.
As for the rest of your religious people, I have no qualms about religious people. Some of the friends I made could have been religious and were very nice, but I certainly didn't know they were religious because they saw it fit not to try to wear their religion on their sleeve, brandishing it about like some Gay Pride Flag.
The problem is that there's an influential number of religionists try their best to force their religion down our throat.
In our country, the teaching of Christianity in schools is enforced by law. Oh, but there's a number that aren't satisfied with that. They want Christianity to infiltrate every single lesson.
Thank Goodness they aren't in big numbers over here. But over there in the US. I can see loads. They're trying to force Christianity into the science classes with Creationism and ID, none of which are even proper science. They're influencing the President, they're trying to get therapeutic stem cell research banned...
Well, I don't know and I apologise to anyone who was offended, but I was pretty offended by some of the remarks in this thread.
