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  The desert god is a real A hole in this weeks bible reading

  by _Morpheus in

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  so this week dubbies read that the mean bad philistines were punished by the desert god for having his ark.

  the desert god punished them with (drum roll please)....... hemroids and rats.

  yep.

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  bohm

  Here is an explanation: http://www.rationalchristianity.net/touch_ark.htm

  Since God's presence was on/over the ark, they were actually coming into the presence of God - and without the least sense of reverence towards him, since they decided to poke around and play with his throne! Is it any wonder they died?

  I imagine the author was choosing between this explanation and "BECAUSE REASONS!".
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  The desert god is a real A hole in this weeks bible reading

  by _Morpheus in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  so this week dubbies read that the mean bad philistines were punished by the desert god for having his ark.

  the desert god punished them with (drum roll please)....... hemroids and rats.

  yep.

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  bohm

  You got to admire the curiosity of the ancient jews. It must have been a fairly sizeable pile of bodies that had to be climbed near the end of it in order to look into the ark.
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  Methane-Based Life Forms Could Exist on Titan (the giant moon of Saturn), say Scientists

  by abiather in

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  liquid water is a requirement for life on earth.

  but in other, much colder worlds, life might exist beyond the bounds of water-based chemistry.

  cornell chemical engineers and astronomers offer a template for life that could thrive in a harsh, cold world specifically titan, the giant moon of saturn.

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  bohm

  When you go to meditate, you have to empty yourself of all your prejudices*

  
  

  
  

  * sometimes also known as "money"
  
  
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  Methane-Based Life Forms Could Exist on Titan (the giant moon of Saturn), say Scientists

  by abiather in

  1. watchtower
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  liquid water is a requirement for life on earth.

  but in other, much colder worlds, life might exist beyond the bounds of water-based chemistry.

  cornell chemical engineers and astronomers offer a template for life that could thrive in a harsh, cold world specifically titan, the giant moon of saturn.

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  bohm

  But how do magnets work?
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  Why are extraterrestrials pictured in ugly form in movies?

  by abiather in

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  humans have produced many movies on extraterrestrials.

  yet all of them are shown in ugly form.

  why cant we depict an et more beautiful/handsome than humans.

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  bohm

  Perhaps Abiather will soon leave and reincarnate as a different account?
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  Why are extraterrestrials pictured in ugly form in movies?

  by abiather in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  humans have produced many movies on extraterrestrials.

  yet all of them are shown in ugly form.

  why cant we depict an et more beautiful/handsome than humans.

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  bohm

  I don't get what you all are complaining about, clearly this is a sensible religion, they even have a university:

  
  
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  Methane-Based Life Forms Could Exist on Titan (the giant moon of Saturn), say Scientists

  by abiather in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  liquid water is a requirement for life on earth.

  but in other, much colder worlds, life might exist beyond the bounds of water-based chemistry.

  cornell chemical engineers and astronomers offer a template for life that could thrive in a harsh, cold world specifically titan, the giant moon of saturn.

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  bohm

  "Hello I am here to recruit you for my cult. Let me tell you about karma"
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  First law of thermodynamics vs God vs Big Bang

  by EndofMysteries in

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  first law of thermodynamics, that energy cannot be created or destroyed but changed from one form to another.

  how does that fit in with god and the big bang to you?

  does it make one make more sense then the other to you?

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  bohm

  Caedes: Works even better if you imagine the earth is rotating so fast you are going at about 2000km/h round and round :-).
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  First law of thermodynamics vs God vs Big Bang

  by EndofMysteries in

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  first law of thermodynamics, that energy cannot be created or destroyed but changed from one form to another.

  how does that fit in with god and the big bang to you?

  does it make one make more sense then the other to you?

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  bohm

  cappytan: A person in the car would say: I don't get why the sign says there are 10 miles from my house to the supermarket when there is plainly only about 100 meters.
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  First law of thermodynamics vs God vs Big Bang

  by EndofMysteries in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  first law of thermodynamics, that energy cannot be created or destroyed but changed from one form to another.

  how does that fit in with god and the big bang to you?

  does it make one make more sense then the other to you?

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  bohm

  cappytan:

  From the perspective of a passenger inside the car, the world around them would appear stretched

  Just to clarify, for a person in the car, everything outside the car would be compressed in the direction he is moving.(sorry English is not my native language so "stretched" and "compressed" might mean the same thing).