For my Christians Friends

[stu]

Quote from Thunderdog:

Whoa.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Everyone knows that JI Joe, the Tooth Fairy and Unicorns don't exist. But Batman? Are you suggesting or implying that Batman doesn't exist? There are books about Batman. He has a history that is well documented in the archives of DC Comics. There are videos, for pete's sake! I once sat in the Batmobile at a car show in Montreal in the late 60s. If there is no Batman, then why would there be a Batmobile? It just doesn't add up. Don't you want Batman to fight crime? Where is your scientific proof that Batman doesn't exist? (You're so naive.)

dammit Thunder, another aunithist. How can they so strongly assert that it is not possible for something to exist ?

Unicorn is a supernatural deity and therefore could exist. Prove He doesn't.
Place faith in what I believe just as you place faith in what those in Batman science tell you from their theoretical video explanations of phenomena.

proof ? No.
Do you have proof that everywhere has been examined in search of Unicorn ? No

But He will forgive you. Unicorn loves you

It's a beautiful day and a higher power loves you.


My closed minded atheist fiends like volente_00 and TraderZones I pray will eventually make the right choice and turn to logic taking the only sensible choice to become Uniostics.

 

[Thunderdog]

Quote from stu:

dammit Thunder, another aunithist. How can they so strongly assert that it is not possible for something to exist ?

Unicorn is a supernatural deity and therefore could exist. Prove He doesn't.
Place faith in what I believe just as you place faith in what those in Batman science tell you from their theoretical video explanations of phenomena.

proof ? No.
Do you have proof that everywhere has been examined in search of Unicorn ? No

But He will forgive you. Unicorn loves you

It's a beautiful day and a higher power loves you.


My closed minded atheist fiends like volente_00 and TraderZones I pray will eventually make the right choice and turn to logic taking the only sensible choice to become Uniostics.

Perhaps I was a bit premature summarily dismissing the Blessed Unicorn. In fact, I prayed to Him and felt the love. Therefore, I now know the Unicorn exists. I found if you focus hard enough with an open mind and will it to be true, the Unicorn enters your life and marks His territory in your heart. Now I feel sad for the empty lives of the unbelievers who have not found the Unicorn to grace their lives and souls.

However real, the Unicorn is nonetheless somewhat more ethereal than Batman. You see, everywhere crime is fought, there is Batman. Whenever an alleged perpetrator is apprehended, Batman was there. Of course, it does not seem so to the unsuspecting eye or mind. But remember, Batman operates in the shadows. Whenever a criminal trips up for some reason or other, Batman was there. It may appear that the conventional authorities had done the work, but that is only after Batman made it possible for them to do so. This is the stuff of modern day miracles. And yet, despite his ability to stop all evil in its tracks, Batman chooses to use his powers for good in only certain cases. That is the enigma of Batman, and who are we to question his wisdom and choices?

 

[stu]

Quote from Thunderdog:

However real, the Unicorn is nonetheless somewhat more ethereal than Batman.

This is of course a common misconception with many Batble reading believers. In truth, Batman is the Son of Unicorn put on Earth to save man from his sins. Unlike other less effective Saviors, Batman does actually save men as you say, by really catching them, as I say. But this is in fact Unicorn's work and although many Batlievers do not realize, the only way to Unicorn is through Batman and the Wholly Spook which is Robin.

Of course this is all unexplainable by logic or reason and as you say, we are not to question nor wonder how Unicorn works in the the mysterious way He does.

ps
I hope you aren't a Batolic
Are you!?

 

[volente_00]

So which monkey's are you fellas ?

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:


I would not need to know the simian primate ancestors from which you believe you are the spawn of to know you are a closely related to the average monkey...an infinite regression of monkeys doesn't change your monkey business...monkey poo all the way down.

 

[volente_00]

Quote from Turok:

VOO:
>God is nature. So those that are praying for
>rain are really praying to nature to get back on cycle.

Of course they are praying for nature to get back on cycle. Problem is (for your argument), is that they have lost faith that nature will do that on it's own and are now praying for supernatural action to make it happen. If it's gonna happen on it's own, no need for the request.

>Is nature supernatural now ? I'm sure in your mind it is.

You're sure and wrong. Nothing supernatural about nature ... now *overriding* nature and making it rain upon request is of course the very definition of supernatural.

Serious religious people pray to win the lottery -- how are you going to attempt to explain that one away as "really praying for nature to get back on track? LOL

JB

Perhaps the creator only gives you what you need, not what you ask for. If everything was given that you asked for and handed to you with no effort on your part, why would you ever have any incentive to do anything productive ? You would have so much free time that you could just sit around on your lazy a$$ and argue about proving a negative using logic on a message board.

 

[volente_00]

Quote from Thunderdog:

Whoa.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Everyone knows that JI Joe, the Tooth Fairy and Unicorns don't exist. But Batman? Are you suggesting or implying that Batman doesn't exist? There are books about Batman. He has a history that is well documented in the archives of DC Comics. There are videos, for pete's sake! I once sat in the Batmobile at a car show in Montreal in the late 60s. If there is no Batman, then why would there be a Batmobile? It just doesn't add up. Don't you want Batman to fight crime? Where is your scientific proof that Batman doesn't exist? (You're so naive.)

If your belief helps you in life, and causes no harm to others then why does it matter what one believes ? Perhaps you should try prayer sometime. Lord knows you need all the help you can get with trading.

 

[volente_00]

Quote from stu:

...there's a clue in your question to its answer .
Can you spot it...?

No?

oh dear.

Nature is not super-natural.
It's ….well...


…natural.

try convincing that to you atheist buddy who says it is supernatural.

 

[volente_00]

So let's hear about your own relationships with your father's?

We already know what science proves about the correlation.


Perhaps you guys are atheist because father steve violated you as an alter boy. I don't blame you for hating religion after experiencing something so tragic. Maybe that is where the fascination with a horned unicorn comes from eh ?

 

[trendlover]

Quote from volente_00:

try convincing that to you atheist buddy who says it is supernatural.

Ok, I don't think he is saying nature is supernatural.
I thought he meant asking a creator to change nature is asking for a supernatural act.

 

[Turok]

Quote from volente_00:

Perhaps the creator only gives you what you need, not what you ask for.

That's a fine supposition, and I've no problem with it ... *except* it doesn't address this assertion of yours:

V00:
>I personally don't know of anyone who
>actually prays for supernatural things to
>happen. Do you ?

So we *suppose* that the creator only gives us what we need, not what we asked for ... still doesn't change that people are praying/requesting supernatural things *all the time*.

If the farmer prays to the supernatural with a request for the natural cycle to be changed/altered/restored/et al, he/she has prayed/requested/hoped for the supernatural to change the natural.

If the businessman prays/requests for business to improve he/she has prayed/requested/hoped for the supernatural to change the natural.

Again, you seem to dance all over the place, but you won't address your flimsy assertion with anything other than constant attempts to redirect.

JB