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remediagirl

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Re: I have finally put my life in the {imaginary} hands of the {imaginary} Lord
« Reply #150 on: November 04, 2012, 12:06:07 am »
My 2nd reply was still to you implying that I have short term memory loss....delude ...

You're still delusional; the actual post sequence is still intact down-thread.  It's a moot point, serving only to emphasize that your self-delusions are pervasive.


I was referring to the 2nd time that I said we all need to be reminded of things...not the actual sequence of the total amount of posts. If you misunderstood...well that is ok. If it makes you feel better about yourself to pick it apart that much than I am glad that I could help. LOL :thumbsup:

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Re: I have finally put my life in the {imaginary} hands of the {imaginary} Lord
« Reply #151 on: November 04, 2012, 12:15:58 am »
My 2nd reply was still to you implying that I have short term memory loss....delude ...

You're still delusional; the actual post sequence is still intact down-thread.  It's a moot point, serving only to emphasize that your self-delusions are pervasive.

I was referring to the 2nd time that I said we all need to be reminded of things...not the actual sequence of the total amount of posts. 

The sequence of posts is teh relevant context; not what your delusions imagine it to be, (and that sequence is not only archived; it's still available if anyone scrolls down-thread like I did and you didn't).  That sequence includes a post where you replied to yourself in order to remind yourself that you needed to be reminded.  This, apparently is due to extremely short-term memory loss, (one sign of senility).
One can lead a horse to water however, if one holds the horse's head under, that horse will drown.

             

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Re: I have finally put my life in the {imaginary} hands of the {imaginary} Lord
« Reply #152 on: November 04, 2012, 12:21:13 am »
My 2nd reply was still to you implying that I have short term memory loss....delude ...

You're still delusional; the actual post sequence is still intact down-thread.  It's a moot point, serving only to emphasize that your self-delusions are pervasive.

I was referring to the 2nd time that I said we all need to be reminded of things...not the actual sequence of the total amount of posts. 

The sequence of posts is teh relevant context; not what your delusions imagine it to be, (and that sequence is not only archived; it's still available if anyone scrolls down-thread like I did and you didn't).  That sequence includes a post where you replied to yourself in order to remind yourself that you needed to be reminded.  This, apparently is due to extremely short-term memory loss, (one sign of senility).

Yep I did reply to myself...I was just adding an after thought. If you were willing to be kind you would have overlooked a human mistake. If you would rather be unkind about it than that is your choice. It doesn't make either one of us less human and you are just showing everyone how unkind you choose to be. I still feel love in my heart and I still pity you for your lack of kindness and love.

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Re: I have finally put my life in the hands of the Lord
« Reply #153 on: November 04, 2012, 12:23:19 am »
Okay.

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Re: I have finally put my life in the {imaginary} hands of the {imaginary} Lord
« Reply #154 on: November 04, 2012, 12:29:06 am »
Yep I did reply to myself...I was just adding an after thought. If you were willing to be kind you would have overlooked a human mistake. If you would rather be unkind about it than that is your choice. 

You're correct in that it is my choice not to extend such "kindness" to someone who insisted upon their mistake being mine.  When I make a mistake, I'll admit it and the false accusations of a religious zealot are not required in that regard.
One can lead a horse to water however, if one holds the horse's head under, that horse will drown.

             

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Re: I have finally put my life in the {imaginary} hands of the {imaginary} Lord
« Reply #155 on: November 04, 2012, 12:37:23 am »
Yep I did reply to myself...I was just adding an after thought. If you were willing to be kind you would have overlooked a human mistake. If you would rather be unkind about it than that is your choice. 

You're correct in that it is my choice not to extend such "kindness" to someone who insisted upon their mistake being mine.  When I make a mistake, I'll admit it and the false accusations of a religious zealot are not required in that regard.
Contrary to what you blindly think is fact...you do not admit when you are wrong and I am sure that a lot of people would agree with me. I never said that my replying to myself was your mistake. I just said that it was true that I replied to you implying that I have short term memory by stating twice that we all need to be reminded of some things and that we are all human.

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Re: I have finally put my life in the {imaginary} hands of the {imaginary} Lord
« Reply #156 on: November 04, 2012, 12:42:32 am »
Contrary to what you blindly think is fact...you do not admit when you are wrong and I am sure that a lot of people would agree with me.  

Facts are factual data, by definition. That means not what someone blindly thinks, (such as when some religious adherent 'believes' facts are in error, sans evidence), but, something supported by evidence.  In this instance, there are a few posts on FC matters where I've admitted to being in error.  There are no posts where some metaphysical error was made because I haven't posted any such.  Lastly, your appeal to popular opinion is a logical fallacy and this, irrational. -- http://www.logicalfallacies.info/relevance/appeals/appeal-to-popularity/
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Re: I have finally put my life in the {imaginary} hands of the {imaginary} Lord
« Reply #157 on: November 04, 2012, 12:55:06 am »
Contrary to what you blindly think is fact...you do not admit when you are wrong and I am sure that a lot of people would agree with me.  

Facts are factual data, by definition. That means not what someone blindly thinks....

Yep!! Exactly! Like YOU!! lol you are very delusional.

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Re: I have finally put my life in the {imaginary} hands of the {imaginary} Lord
« Reply #158 on: November 04, 2012, 01:03:10 am »
Contrary to what you blindly think is fact...you do not admit when you are wrong and I am sure that a lot of people would agree with me.  

Facts are factual data, by definition. That means not what someone blindly thinks....

Yep!! Exactly! 

Those facts contradict yoru assertions, which makes your assertions unsubstantiated delusions.
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Re: I have finally put my life in the hands of the Lord
« Reply #159 on: November 04, 2012, 04:29:57 am »
THAT IS A GREAT PLACE TO BE. HE WILL LEAD YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION IF ONLY YOU FOLLOW. HE LOVES US ALL SO VERY MUCH AND WANTS THE BEST FOR US.

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Re: I have finally put my life in the hands of the Lord
« Reply #160 on: November 04, 2012, 05:58:59 am »
"He" does not exist.  Why do you xtians feel the need to wrap an imaginary blanket around yourselves.

THAT IS A GREAT PLACE TO BE. HE WILL LEAD YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION IF ONLY YOU FOLLOW. HE LOVES US ALL SO VERY MUCH AND WANTS THE BEST FOR US.

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Re: I have finally put my life in the hands of the Lord
« Reply #161 on: November 04, 2012, 06:26:56 am »
Isn't it amazing the peace you can find...remember he never leaves you!!  Don't let others discourage you, I find it amazing how we live in a world with such freedoms but boy oh boy...some people just cannot stand you talking about God and Faith and want to destroy it.  Thanks for sharing

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Re: I have finally put my life in the hands of the Lord
« Reply #162 on: November 04, 2012, 07:32:40 am »
Isn't it amazing the peace you can find...remember he never leaves you!!  Don't let others discourage you, I find it amazing how we live in a world with such freedoms but boy oh boy...some people just cannot stand you talking about God and Faith and want to destroy it.  Thanks for sharing

I could only imagine the scientific advancements we could have made if religion never existed. We could have cured cancer and built self driving cars centuries ago. But that's ok, let people die of cancer and let people drive on the ground and get into accidents to make yourself feel better about your life. [sarcasm]After all, curing people of disease using prayer is always 100% more effective then actual medical treatment, right?[/sarcasm]

You do realize that religion, no matter how much it makes you feels good, harms society as a whole? I obviously realize since you are living in that bubble, that you don't see the effects on religion on society. Not only its effects today, but its effects on history. People have died and continue to die because of religion. Suicides, repressing technology, crusades, and other negative impacts on society caused by disillusioned religious adherents. Life isn't all sunshine and happiness. People actually die in reality from real diseases like cancer, and praying does not help these people in any way whatsoever. Sure, prayer may make them feel good. You know what else would make them feel good? Curing their disease.

We understand you have the freedom to believe what you want to believe, but when religion directly gets in the way to technological advancement like it has for thousands of years then you need to realize your beliefs have a direct impact on those around you. Millions upon billions of dollars are spent on religious related products that could be spent on actually feed starving children in Africa instead of praying that it might happen. Religion may donate money to these sort of programs, but it has less to do with the fact its a religion doing it and more to do with the fact that people are generally giving in the face of such atrocities. Its a simple fact that religion takes credit for the good things other people do, and when it does something that is harmful and people try to call them out on it they historically react with violence.

It is only now that we are able to speak out without getting thrown in jail, or our heads cut off and all these religious adherents are self victimizing themselves because they feel threatened by our arguments and assuming that we are trying to take away their beliefs by repressing their freedoms? Give me a break.
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Re: I have finally put my life in the hands of the Lord
« Reply #163 on: November 04, 2012, 07:38:54 am »
 ;) You are lucky and fullfill in you is mom's love.

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Re: I have finally put my life in the {imaginary} hands of the {imaginary} Lord
« Reply #164 on: November 04, 2012, 08:14:32 am »
Today I am on a mission to get a bible -

If this is a personal and private religious decision, why must it be broadcast here?  What purpose does announcing that one has become immersed in religious superstition, blind to reason and self-deceived by empty faith to anyone else except to proselytize?

I was just making conversation I guess - gotta get my 30 posts in somehow  :)

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