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Percy von Wurzel Posted Oct 17, 2000
I do not understand why I deserve a hug. Presumably for my archaic spelling of mediaeval?
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JK the unwise Posted Oct 17, 2000
wow
(my brother is a shoesalesman, but you may call me) JAR
and
Percy von Wurzel
in a tree......etc
I think it is for the lucidness of your argument.
:-}
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Percy von Wurzel Posted Oct 17, 2000
Thanks for the compliment. Dare I spoil it all by pointing out that the noun is 'lucidity'?
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Fragilis - h2g2 Cured My Tabular Obsession Posted Oct 18, 2000
LOL!
*And now I must break up this thread so it has something other than short 1-sentence posts in it.*
getting rid of responsibilities
Pete Posted Oct 18, 2000
This conversation is dead, huh?
Tell you what I think. I think there is a God. He's as much a part of the universe as any one of us. Therefore, someday, we'll find Him. Sort of like that Star Trek movie. But it'll be much much more fantastic because He has to exist in multiple dimensions.... much like all of us.
I have it all figured out. We're all multidimensional beings. We exist outside of space and time. That's why some of us think we remember prior lives, because we've got one foot in all possible times. We're not remembering prior lives, we're experiencing them as we impinge in this time.
Well, gotta go and turn in some expenses.
getting rid of responsibilities
Martin Harper Posted Oct 18, 2000
must ... resist ... sarcastic ... reply
*struggles with the dark side*
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Percy von Wurzel Posted Oct 19, 2000
Hello Fragilis, it's amazing how one keeps on bumping into the same people on all sorts of H2G2 threads.
Lucinda, was the sarcastic comment you so heroically resisted something to do with 'not on the same planet'? Oh well, I am glad someone has got it 'all figured out'.
getting rid of responsibilities
Percy von Wurzel Posted Oct 19, 2000
I have quite enough trouble with my bog-standard corpse impinging (weevils ping!) on this bit of the space-time continuum. I see from your H2G2 page that you were hatched in(near) Salisbury. Snap. I don't suppose that you were incarcerated in BWS were you?
scibabble
JK the unwise Posted Oct 19, 2000
AHHHHH
Would all people in existance
refaine from now on in useing
neoscibabble rubbish to try and
justify there zanny belifs.
Startreck is not real and its
phisics make little sence (they
seem only to be glued togeather
with naratirium)
Some things are imposible we
call these things contradictions
GOD is a contradiction if he is
all powerfull and a God that is
a creature that is alive and
part of our univerce please give
me a break what a load of POO.
JK
getting rid of responsibilities
Martin Harper Posted Oct 19, 2000
don't have a clue - my exact birthplace is just one of many pieces of info of which I'm blissfully ignorant...
God is a conntradiction.
JK the unwise Posted Oct 19, 2000
An all powerfull God is a contration
(ie the hevey stone thing)
So lets dissmiss it.
Can any one put forward an argument
for the existance of a being that
is quite powerfull and dose god
like stuff?
God is a conntradiction.
JK the unwise Posted Oct 19, 2000
Kant all so ofered
the the existance of an
all powerfull god as a
postulate to moral reasoning
so if you act moraly you
must belive in god to
justify this.
I have no problem with this
as i reject morallity as a
falacy inforced by humanitys
evalution.
God is a conntradiction.
JAR (happy to be back, but where's Ping?) Posted Oct 19, 2000
I agree, morality is a human fallacy that has forced us to keep useless humans like Stephen Hawkins alive, even though common sense dictates that he is nothing but an expence for the tribe, and should be left out to wolfs.
Please note sarcasm.
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