Oh, yeah? Well it would be against my will, dude.
But thanks... I appreciate the thought.
Wait... I mean, NO. It's a disgusting thought... Gettin' ram-jacked by a Satanist... ouch.
echi,
Sorry, you're on your own on this one!
echi wrote:How come no one ever asks me a question? I have expert knowledge, too, ya' know.
It's the name, it sounds like icky
Doktor S wrote:echi wrote:How come no one ever asks me a question? I have expert knowledge, too, ya' know. Am I not enough of a bad boy for you ladies? Am I too stiff?
Whatever. I don't care.
If I were gay i'd totally do you, you big throbbing hunk of man meat.
I, however, am gay but I don't know you. It would be rude to do something like that to someone I don't know and by extension love (in that kind of way).
Chumly wrote:It's the name, it sounds like icky Exclamation
It also sounds like the Japanese word, ecchi, which means indecent or lewd.
echi wrote:How come no one ever asks me a question? I have expert knowledge, too, ya' know. Am I not enough of a bad boy for you ladies? Am I too stiff?
Whatever. I don't care.
So tell me, echi...how are things these days?
Momma Angel wrote:Ok, Neo, would you explain what free will is (I know you've done it before) but, can you give the abridged version?
Pretty good discussion of free will back here:
http://able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1731496#1731496
Other than certain biological, cerebral and (moral?) limitations and the probability of consequences, free will implies our ability to do as we please.
Carrying on the proud Proudmoore tradition of quotes:
Free will is a "tempest in a teapot".
"Tempest in a teapot" means a fuss about nothing very much, or a dispute of only minor or local importance. But for some theists it can be argued to be of pivotal impotence (pun).
My position is that if free will exists, it does not exist for very short time periods, and again decays rapidly as time periods increase.
echi wrote:How come no one ever asks me a question? I have expert knowledge, too, ya' know. Am I not enough of a bad boy for you ladies? Am I too stiff?
Whatever. I don't care.
Echi... I would love to ask you a question. However I have not been following this conversation for a little bit here so whatever it is, it would probably be irrelevant and off topic. So I'll just ask did you have sweet dreams last night? LOL
hephzibah wrote:Echi... I would love to ask you a question. However I have not been following this conversation for a little bit here so whatever it is, it would probably be irrelevant and off topic. So I'll just ask did you have sweet dreams last night? LOL
Some sweet, some sour... You know how it is.
Sure do echi... sure do...
Heph...since you have responded to so many other posts...I hope you take time to respond to my last response to you.
All prophet stories true which was told in Gospels books.. also Adam and Eve.. Their little real stories r our life's light.. God tells and teachs us a lot with their life..
There r many details about their life in Eden, also in earth.. We learn them from blessed books and Prophets..
Also Adam's adventure is told by many Prophets in the same way..
Mr.Frank.. You wrote to Neologist...
You asserted that people who suppose there is an afterlife...and the possibility of punishment after death...CANNOT BE RIGHT.
I send you some thoughts on sprit and eternal life..
...''Consider the laws that govern in species, which to a degree resemble the spirit, and since they both issue from the World of the Divine Command and Will, with regard to their source, are to a degree appropriate for the spirit, and only lack a perceptible existence. Study them and it will be seen that if those commanding laws were clothed in external existence, each of them would become the spirit of the species. And the laws are always permanent; they are always perpetual and constant. No change or transformation affects the laws' unity, or spoils them.
For example, should a fig-tree die and be dispersed, the law of its formation, which is like its spirit, will continue in its tiny seeds; it will not die. And so, since even the most commonplace and weak commanding laws are thus connected to permanence and continuance, the human spirit must be connected not only with permanence and immortality, but with all eternity. For according to the Qur'an's glorious decree of:
Say: The Spirit (comes) by command of my Sustainer,13
spirit too is a conscious and living law which has come from the World of the Divine Command, and which Pre-Eternal power has clothed with external existence. That is to say, just as the unconscious laws which proceed from the Divine attribute of will and the World of the Divine Command are always, or mostly, enduring, so is it even more definite that the spirit, which is a sort of brother to them, and like them is a manifestation of the attribute of will and comes from the World of the Command, manifests immortality. It is also more worthy of it, because it is existent, it has an external reality. And it is more potent, more elevated, because it possesses consciousness. It is also more enduring than them, and more valuable, because it is living.'' BSN
I'd like to quote young Todd Flanders from the Simpsons if I may.....
"If Cain and Able are Adam and Eve's only children, did they make babies with their mother, or did they make babies with each other?"
