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In reply to the discussion: Where have you looked for God, and what were you looking for? [View all]marylandblue
(12,344 posts)156. A better example is some of the horrible brutes of the past
Andrew Jackson, for example. He comitted genocide against the Indians, damaged the American economy by ending the Bank of the United States, and helped perpetuate slavery. For this he was reelected, died an honorable death and put on the $20 bill.
Or Ghenghis Khan who completely destroyed entire cities that would not submit to him. No Karma for his crimes. He built the world's largest empire.
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So instead of falling back to your sorry, lame-ass "your narrative" bullshit, why don't you clarify?
trotsky
Dec 2017
#170
I asked the questions to illustrate my argument. An argument I have made many times here.
guillaumeb
Dec 2017
#171
No, but we can prove whether the universe requires a creator, or whether it bears the toolmarks of
AtheistCrusader
Dec 2017
#218
Post count and content suggest that person is not here to make sense or contribute meaningfully.
AtheistCrusader
Dec 2017
#209
Wats your point, monkey brain? Anything to contribute to the conversation?
marble falls
Dec 2017
#211
So. Where have you looked for "god", and what were you looking for, monkeybrain?
marble falls
Dec 2017
#216
Looks more like a reading comprehension problem to me. What "sounds" are you experiencing?
marble falls
Dec 2017
#221
Here you are again, suggesting the problem is with the other person in the conversation.
AtheistCrusader
Dec 2017
#184
Perhaps you should have asked why I wrote what I did, rather than misframe what
guillaumeb
Dec 2017
#70
By "God", do you mean a monotheistic deity that has some reason for the capital letter
muriel_volestrangler
Dec 2017
#35
Good point, when we turn spirituality into an organized thing, it gets used as a weapon.
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#137
It is not possible to eradicate bias in research, but yes the scientific method
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#104
We could argue that the God part of the brain is an evolutionary force at work.
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#58
Yes, a lot of people see God in nature. I see God in people and their creations.
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#72
Yes this is what I was trying to say in my posts, but you said it better White Tara.
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#105
Again, semantics in the way.. God is his laws, and his laws are him. But he is more than his laws.
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#120
Of course you will see what you wish to see, that is what confirmation bias is.
Voltaire2
Dec 2017
#152
An example of what I have been trying to say about finding God in people and in their creations.
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#106
Certainly atheists and non theists are capable of producing angelic or god like material.
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#144
Now they are saying dark chocolate is nutrient dense. So it is really like medicine, right? nt
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#145
A friend of mine drinks a glass of red wine, and eats a square of dark chocolate
Irish_Dem
Dec 2017
#149
I spent a lot of time listening to religious people talk about what they perceive as
AtheistCrusader
Dec 2017
#180
It's not confirmation bias if I look where they tell me to look and nothing is there.
AtheistCrusader
Dec 2017
#199