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>One day the stock will come back to earth but where it >starts its descent is not for you to guess and throw money >away in the process Shutup Charting...I'm not quite done buying from them. :-) JB

>Hey Turok. I read that you didn't go to public school. Glad to >hear that. I did, and I've been sorry ever since. :-) That >was unnecessary for me to have said that about you, so >sorry. Np Slow. You only need to ask. >I could provide so many quotes from scholarly men >and women...

Me: >Or are you of the belief that one can accept (be saved) >and the enter heaven as a serial rapist who moments >before his death unremorsefully defiles his last victim? >Personally, I think that while it is theoretically possible it >is practically impossible. No serial rapist is...

>The problem for them and for us is that we really >don't think we deserve what we get. That's a problem that both of your groups should solve. >Most of the atheists have a major sin in their lives >that they don't want to admit and deal with I guess you must be keeping track of...

>The fact is though that if there is a God, He appears >to know exactly what He was doing. It's hard to argue >with success: the Jewish nation clearly survived through >a very hostile period of history for 1000+ years I am particularly impressed with the techniques the all powerful God...

>The argument that I see repeatedly is essentially: >"The Law is unfair, therefore God doesn't exist." You must be off on another thread or you are hearing things in your head because that argument has only been floated here by you. JB

>Or are you of the belief that one can accept (be saved) >and the enter heaven as a serial rapist who moments >before his death unremorsefully defiles his last victim? So you apparently believe the above? >The New Testament is extremely clear that believers are >under no obligation...

>These were part of the law and you and I both >know that Christians were released from the law. Shoe, apparently the christians weren't released from ALL laws. Would you mind letting us know which laws still apply and which ones the christians were "released" from. Or are you of the...

Racer and racing fanatic here. Superbikes and club auto racing (SCRAMP) in the eighties. (can second Crackeds feelings 'bout the bikes. As Kenny Roberts used to say, everytime you make a mistake you go down and every time you go down it hurts. Kart racing in the early nineties (now that...

>Give those science clubs access to several billion dollars >and a military arsenal and they'll go the way of every >other group on planet earth. Well, when the evolutionists begin killing each other over whether the missing link has been found or not, call me. Until then I'll go with...

>Therefore any war that happens outside of the >west will always have a religion attached to it in >one way or the other. Like you I agree that most wars are not fought for only religious reasons. Assume your above comment to be true...why is that? Why must a border dispute between two...

>Fools try to prove that they are right. Wise men try >to find when they are wrong. -- D. Watts NoMoreOptions: >Sounds like the same one who says "Buy fear and sell >greedy", who thinks he or she knows all and tryies to >make a statement to summarize. But it is still just part of >the...

>can it be argued that science has killed more people than >all the religious wars combined ? think of hiroshima, etc. >massive death/ destruction directly linked to scientific >discovery. technology turned into killing machines has killed >way more than wild hoards during the crusades...

...and the best way to determine if it is stationary or not is to do a rolling forward test on several years data. Then you know (at least as much as you can "know" in trading) JB

>IMO this only prooves that there are a lot of sicko >out there, men or women. Have you ever red of all >those girls that want to have sex with famous serial >killers and keep writing letters to them? Yes, you are correct in the observation that there are also some strange women out...

Ok, went out for dinner and while there had a couple thoughts regarding Slowtrends lashing. I think I perhaps understand where *part* of it came from. Me: >I find no more comfort in unfounded beliefs of naturalists >than those of religious zealots(well, yes I do...the >naturalists...

Ahhh, shadup and trade Anthony. Thou dost protest too much. JB

Me >There is no big deal if one doesn't care about all the death >and destruction caused by religion vs religion Slow: >Could you provide some kind of documentation, like >names, places, dates, and numbers? It would really >help if you could substantiate your vague generalizations...

Wow, a quite insightful young woman -- she realizes that she has something that she does not value herself (hetero-virginity) and yet is highly valued by others. She can arrange the encounter in a safe environment and come out quite the winner. I like her. Oh, and when it comes to sex, this...

>Anything with even the slightest hint of a spiritual >or supernatural flavor to it and everyone immediately >begins seeking a natural explanation to it. There are many of us who hope this never stops (and you should hope it as well). If everyone had stopped doing this a while ago we...