i'm planning to shift my nearly empty old tank a little while it is still plumbed in, so i can continue using heating while i build new foundation for new tank, then i'll swap fittings over. does this sound like a plan?
No, because he doesn't like Christianity, and I can understand that. Christianity has caused a lot of pain and death for many people over the course of history, and still is. Just look at the discrimination towards homosexuals and atheists. Also creationism is kind of crap, and it's annoying because there's no evidence for it but so many people somehow believe in it. I understand that not all Christians are the same, and many are kind, accepting people, and I know a lot who don't believe in creationism and don't take the bible word for word, but some people judge all Christians for the discriminatory brainwashing ones. I'm not trying to be rude, I'm just explaining why he feels the need to do that. I had atheist parents, but people who had strict fundie parents would be more bitter I think. I hope I helped you to see it from his point of view.
ok it can go either way ie.even though she has the right of way BUT sahe saw what was coming n could have avoided it . then on the other handu were there 1st n she shouldnt interfere with ur right of pursuit of happiness-ur job.now there are good arguments on both sides BUT if she really cared n loved the baby then she would go out of her way to make sure of the babys safety n wellfare. so if I were to judge this I would rule in ur favor because of her lack of concern for the kid*****case closed!!******
Many of the people who label themselves as atheists are not atheists at all. They are just reacting to a negative religious upbringing. Having finally seen the conflicting nonsense that religion told them as a lie, they assume that everything that religion told them must be a lie too. God included. So they sort of throw the baby (God) out with the bath water (religion) If you ask these people to describe the God that they don't believe in they invariably describe an angry judgmental punishing god that lives on a far off cloud called heaven. This I can understand because I don't believe in that God either. Love and blessings Don
Misinterpreted history? How about some details? I've found CC5000 to be uncommonly accurate. Edit: I don't see it, other than perhaps his use of the word kill. Justinian imposed Christianity by law and set out intentionally to suppress pagans and other non-Christians.
He's got some issues. He treats Christians with disdain, and assumes intellectual superiority over us. I actually called him out a few days ago for using a phrase which he did not understand. It was a scientific phrase. I guess he was really pissed off at the prospect of being outsmarted by a Christian.
