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In the vein of the nigerian/craigslist scams I figured I would post this up... I'm in the process of looking for a new apartment, and the following is a response I got to one of my requests for more info from a posting on craigslist a couple of days ago:
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there was a lot of god bull shit and I hated it too.
BUT when Obama came out he described the country as a "nation of Christians Catholics Muslims Jews, and non believers" that was the first time I have heard "non believer" mentioned I guess we destroyed black racism, so now on to god! |
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i agree with chemda that things should be moving forward. how are you gonna say in your speech that we're all in the same boat, and we're all ready for change but shit on everyone's belief right beforehand by reciting the christian prayer. i strongly believe to keep the christian "God" out of state affairs. it's one thing to keep a cutsie open train ride as tradition, buuut that shit doesn't alienate people and i have yet to see people worshipping trains every sunday.
there is a reason why there has been AMENDMENTS to the constitution. it's because we've been moving forward. even obama said something to the likeness of "60 years ago a man who couldn't be served in a restaurant can today be president". that right there is change! now be progressive when it comes to people's beliefs. keep the religious part out of affairs of state. yes i know that many islamic countries apply islamic law, but that is because renegade hardline clerics run those places, and i agree with Keith that you cannot respect a place that still stones people in 2009 (not his words but you know what i mean), like recently happend to 3 "adulterers" in Iran. so this stuff does not apply in the "land of the free". now let's see what all this "change" will be. and i don't see myself cutting back hours so my fellow man doesn't lose his job (taken from obama's speech)...fuck...nyc is expensive. |
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I was going to write a reply to explain seperation of church and state here but two other posters did a wonderful job.
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Seperation of church and state is so incredibly misinterpretted. It is usually misinterpretted by the atheists that piss and moan about having God written on stuff. The original intent was to seperate state FROM church, meaning the government can't interfere with your worship. For example you wanted to burn someone at the stake for practicing witchcraft, the government can't say "maybe we shouldn't burn people". The original colonists practiced some of the most extreme versions of Christianity out there. Puritans, Quakers, etc. It is true that a lot of the founding fathers were deists, atheists, unitarian types and what have you, but the common people were uber uber christian. So in fact, saying you can't post the ten commandments in schools or have prayer at school is a violation of the original intent. It would be like the state said you can't pray in school. But this is all stupid semantics anyway.
I'm personally a deist, I believe that there is absolutely some sort of divine creator out there. I think christianity is stupid because the Earth and the ecosystems and the balance of things seems far too intricate to have the main purpose of living be surrendering your will to God so you can leave Earth. It is pretty obviously just a primitive form of social control. That said I think atheism is equally stupid because they pretty much think this all happened by chance. The chemistry, astrophysics, biology and everything about Earth is far far FAR too perfect to happen by accident. I did some research about probabilities of the Earth being the right distance from the sun to sustain life, the atmosphere would shield enough astrojunk yet not smother the surface in toxic gas, not being obliterated by an asteriod, etc and found the number to be something like 1.91 * 10^-165 or some unbelievably small number. I guess atheists should play a lot of lotteries. My main point is who gives a fuck. Seeing the word "God" in money or in the pledge of allegiance or whatever isn't going to make you have to be Christian. Fucking atheists treat all that and prayer like kryptonite and its dumb and trivial. But at the same time Christians insist on all that dumb crap, as if every object in their life has to be blessed by the Pope himself. It isn't even about that at all. Everyone just has an overally zealous opinion so that people will pay attention to them and it manifests into all these non issues about should god be in this or god be in that, but here is how the conversation should go: Person1: "Do you believe in God?" Person2: "Yes" Person1: "That's fucking stupid." Person2: "Do you believe in God?" Person1: "No" Person2: "That's fucking stupid." Person1: "Alright then, lets go about our day." |
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"The physicist Richard Feynman used to make a joke about posteriori conclusions - reasoning from known facts back to possible causes. 'You know, the most amazing thing happened to me tonight,' he would say. 'I saw a car with the license plate ARW 357. Can you imagine? Of all the millions of license plates in the state, what was the chance of seeing that particular one tonight? Amazing!' His point, of course, is that it is easy to make any banal situation seem extraordinary if you treat it as fateful." Now let's go about our day.
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