To those who dont believe!!!!!!!!!!!!

[cateyes1]

Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. It's our own personal right as an American to have freedom of religion. If a person chooses to believe in God and there is a GOd after all they will see heaven. If there isn't a god and the believer dies he's in the same boat as you.. What does it hurt to be spiritual? It causes no harm to anyone. It should be up to the individual how he see's things. Live and let live......................THIS I just found on another site..KUDOS!!

[falcon9]

Anyone has same the option to hold religious beliefs as to not hold them.  Once such personal beliefs, (or lack thereof), are made public in a publically-available venue, they are open to dissenting viewpoints.  There is no 'free pass' of unopposed proselytizing of superstitions.  There are at least two ways to avoid dissenting opposition to religious superstitious beliefs here; don't make them public or, use FC's ignore function.

Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. It's our own personal right as an American to have freedom of religion. If a person chooses to believe in God and there is a GOd after all they will see heaven. If there isn't a god and the believer dies he's in the same boat as you.. What does it hurt to be spiritual? It causes no harm to anyone. It should be up to the individual how he see's things. Live and let live......................THIS I just found on another site..KUDOS!!

[cateyes1]

Anyone has same the option to hold religious beliefs as to not hold them.  Once such personal beliefs, (or lack thereof), are made public in a publically-available venue, they are open to dissenting viewpoints.  There is no 'free pass' of unopposed proselytizing of superstitions.  There are at least two ways to avoid dissenting opposition to religious superstitious beliefs here; don't make them public or, use FC's ignore function.

Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. It's our own personal right as an American to have freedom of religion. If a person chooses to believe in God and there is a GOd after all they will see heaven. If there isn't a god and the believer dies he's in the same boat as you.. What does it hurt to be spiritual? It causes no harm to anyone. It should be up to the individual how he see's things. Live and let live......................THIS I just found on another site..KUDOS!!

WOW, now how did I know you would be the first to respond, you're like a blood hound when it comes to ANYTHING about God

[falcon9]

Anyone has same the option to hold religious beliefs as to not hold them.  Once such personal beliefs, (or lack thereof), are made public in a publically-available venue, they are open to dissenting viewpoints.  There is no 'free pass' of unopposed proselytizing of superstitions.  There are at least two ways to avoid dissenting opposition to religious superstitious beliefs here; don't make them public or, use FC's ignore function.

Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. It's our own personal right as an American to have freedom of religion. If a person chooses to believe in God and there is a GOd after all they will see heaven. If there isn't a god and the believer dies he's in the same boat as you.. What does it hurt to be spiritual? It causes no harm to anyone. It should be up to the individual how he see's things. Live and let live......................THIS I just found on another site..KUDOS!!

WOW, now how did I know you would be the first to respond, you're like a blood hound when it comes to ANYTHING about God

Like I said, there's no free pass for religious proselytization, (which is what was posted).  To reiterate the other point; the same option to hold irrational superstitious religious beliefs exists alongside the option not to.  There's no obvious way to discern either unless someone propagandizing religious beliefs gets a reasoned dissent in response.

[cateyes1]

Anyone has same the option to hold religious beliefs as to not hold them.  Once such personal beliefs, (or lack thereof), are made public in a publically-available venue, they are open to dissenting viewpoints.  There is no 'free pass' of unopposed proselytizing of superstitions.  There are at least two ways to avoid dissenting opposition to religious superstitious beliefs here; don't make them public or, use FC's ignore function.

Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. It's our own personal right as an American to have freedom of religion. If a person chooses to believe in God and there is a GOd after all they will see heaven. If there isn't a god and the believer dies he's in the same boat as you.. What does it hurt to be spiritual? It causes no harm to anyone. It should be up to the individual how he see's things. Live and let live......................THIS I just found on another site..KUDOS!!

WOW, now how did I know you would be the first to respond, you're like a blood hound when it comes to ANYTHING about God

Like I said, there's no free pass for religious proselytization, (which is what was posted).  To reiterate the other point; the same option to hold irrational superstitious religious beliefs exists alongside the option not to.  There's no obvious way to discern either unless someone propagandizing religious beliefs gets a reasoned dissent in response.

AND LIKE I SAID............ Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. It's our own personal right as an American to have freedom of religion. If a person chooses to believe in God and there is a GOd after all they will see heaven. If there isn't a god and the believer dies he's in the same boat as you.. What does it hurt to be spiritual? It causes no harm to anyone. It should be up to the individual how he see's things. Live and let live............

THEN WHY DONT YOU PRESS THE IGNOR BUTTON HMMMMMMM

[falcon9]

Anyone has same the option to hold religious beliefs as to not hold them.  Once such personal beliefs, (or lack thereof), are made public in a publically-available venue, they are open to dissenting viewpoints.  There is no 'free pass' of unopposed proselytizing of superstitions.  There are at least two ways to avoid dissenting opposition to religious superstitious beliefs here; don't make them public or, use FC's ignore function.

Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. It's our own personal right as an American to have freedom of religion. If a person chooses to believe in God and there is a GOd after all they will see heaven. If there isn't a god and the believer dies he's in the same boat as you.. What does it hurt to be spiritual? It causes no harm to anyone. It should be up to the individual how he see's things. Live and let live......................THIS I just found on another site..KUDOS!!

WOW, now how did I know you would be the first to respond, you're like a blood hound when it comes to ANYTHING about God

Like I said, there's no free pass for religious proselytization, (which is what was posted).  To reiterate the other point; the same option to hold irrational superstitious religious beliefs exists alongside the option not to.  There's no obvious way to discern either unless someone propagandizing religious beliefs gets a reasoned dissent in response.
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AND LIKE I SAID............ Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. 

You're repeating yourself, which means you're ignoring the answer to a question you asked.  The question wasn't inherently rhetorical, (instead of being merely ignorant), because history has shown many things "wrong with a person believing in g-d".  These range from the crusades, witch hunts and Ku Klux Klan through the Westboro baptists.  I'll continue to oopose such superstitious nonsense as long as the self-deluded blind-faithers keep promoting it.

THEN WHY DONT YOU PRESS THE IGNOR BUTTON HMMMMMMM
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[jstein2]

You're repeating yourself, which means you're ignoring the answer to a question you asked.  The question wasn't inherently rhetorical, (instead of being merely ignorant), because history has shown many things "wrong with a person believing in g-d".  These range from the crusades, witch hunts and Ku Klux Klan through the Westboro baptists.  I'll continue to oopose such superstitious nonsense as long as the self-deluded blind-faithers keep promoting it.

THEN WHY DONT YOU PRESS THE IGNOR BUTTON HMMMMMMM

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Whether, you see it or not, you too are repeating yourself. Maybe ou should take some of your own advice and make use of the ignore button, but judging by the amount of time you spend on this forum opposing our views, you have nothing better to do. We all know your opinion and it's getting old.

[tin8604]

I don't care what people believe in as it is their own right.  As long as people do not try to push their beliefs onto me I am ok with it.  Who am I to say what people can or can't believe in?

[Cuppycake]

Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. It's our own personal right as an American to have freedom of religion. If a person chooses to believe in God and there is a GOd after all they will see heaven. If there isn't a god and the believer dies he's in the same boat as you.. What does it hurt to be spiritual? It causes no harm to anyone. It should be up to the individual how he see's things. Live and let live......................THIS I just found on another site..KUDOS!!

Maybe you should think about the fact that those of us that do not "believe" are sick of the following things :
1. Having   religious views and nonsense crammed down our throats and shoved in our face.
2. Living in a society that puts fairy tales above logic.
3. Being held back by the masses clinging to religion rather the doing and thinking for themselves to further mankind.

[cateyes1]

The only difference is that if someone started a topic saying they DONT believe, I wouldn't be so rude to jump down their throat and say otherwise...hey it's their choice to believe or not!!...........Falcon with a 9 cant just leave things alone  ........and yes it is getting old!!

[Cuppycake]

The only difference is that if someone started a topic saying they DONT believe, I wouldn't be so rude to jump down their throat and say otherwise...hey it's their choice to believe or not!!...........Falcon with a 9 cant just leave things alone  ........and yes it is getting old!!

What is way old and tiresome is bible babble. It is old, outdated, and false. We have every right to stand up for reason, logic and science.

[falcon9]

Whether, you see it or not, you too are repeating yourself.

Any repetitions perceived are in response to oft-repeated religious propaganda being posted FIRST, (that's what makes responses, responses).

Maybe ou should take some of your own advice and make use of the ignore button ...

Doubtless you faith-blinded superstitious 'believers' would prefer such censorship however, that would defeat the purpose of opposing religious superstitions endlessly posted on a forum where such is irrelevant to the purpose of the site.

... but judging by the amount of time you spend on this forum opposing our views, you have nothing better to do. We all know your opinion and it's getting old.

The specious religious opinions exemplified by the repetitious reposting of them is older than any current dissenting viewpoints.  Apparently, those blinded by empty faith have nothing better to do than to keep droning such religious propaganda on a site unrelated to religious superstitions.

[cateyes1]

The only difference is that if someone started a topic saying they DONT believe, I wouldn't be so rude to jump down their throat and say otherwise...hey it's their choice to believe or not!!...........Falcon with a 9 cant just leave things alone  ........and yes it is getting old!!

What is way old and tiresome is bible babble. It is old, outdated, and false. We have every right to stand up for reason, logic and science.

And those who BELIEVE have every right to say that they BELIEVE and shouldnt have such RUDE people say otherwise!!

[falcon9]

Whats so wrong with a person believing in God.. It's our own personal right as an American to have freedom of religion. If a person chooses to believe in God and there is a GOd after all they will see heaven. If there isn't a god and the believer dies he's in the same boat as you.. What does it hurt to be spiritual? It causes no harm to anyone. It should be up to the individual how he see's things. Live and let live......................THIS I just found on another site..KUDOS!!

Maybe you should think about the fact that those of us that do not "believe" are sick of the following things :
1. Having   religious views and nonsense crammed down our throats and shoved in our face.
2. Living in a society that puts fairy tales above logic.
3. Being held back by the masses clinging to religion rather the doing and thinking for themselves to further mankind.

Exactly so.  These faith-blinded religious adherents are apparently unable to *see* that difference and instead, are relying upon endless repetitions of their superstitions, (e.g., 'flooding' with nonsense in the forlorn hope of overwhelming reason with irrationality).

[falcon9]

Once again, there's no 'free pass' to having religious propaganda posted unopposed.  Such continued insistance proposing to censor opposing viewpoints is both obnoxious and tedious.  It isn't going to happen; if the faith-blinded choose to post their baseless beliefs, those who dissent may choose to post in opposition to irrational superstition.  Calling dissenting viewpoints "rude" is hypocritical since those viewpoints are in response to the initially-posted "rude" religious superstitions spouted over and over again.

And those who BELIEVE have every right to say that they BELIEVE and shouldnt have such RUDE people say otherwise!!