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Title: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: bigbalddaddy on January 16, 2007, 10:42:59 AM
I got this off the Natural board which was a sticky from "natural gallery"! 
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Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 10:43:52 AM
Stella is hot
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Post by: bigbalddaddy on January 16, 2007, 10:45:30 AM
Stella is hot

You can say that again!!! Damn! :o :P ;D
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Post by: alexxx on January 16, 2007, 10:47:09 AM
Stella for president! :o
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Post by: bigbalddaddy on January 16, 2007, 10:48:18 AM
MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS...MORE PICS!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 10:48:34 AM
I got this off the Natural board which was a sticky from "natural gallery"! 
(clearing throat)  :-X

  
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Post by: Your MAAAAaaaa on January 16, 2007, 10:49:00 AM
stella for my cock!!!


ta ta

ps i'm still a filthy raging fag
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: bigbalddaddy on January 16, 2007, 10:49:48 AM
(clearing throat)  :-X

  

Ahahahahahah!!! What's that supposed to mean?   ;D
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Post by: onlyme on January 16, 2007, 10:52:30 AM
Soemwhere on here there is a website with allot of pics of her.  And she is very hot and very nice.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 10:52:56 AM
Ahahahahahah!!! What's that supposed to mean?   ;D
It means I Plea the 5th.  ;)
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Post by: Dingleberry on January 16, 2007, 10:53:11 AM
She has a nice body, but I won't say she's hot until I make sure she's not a butterface.

Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: bigbalddaddy on January 16, 2007, 10:54:37 AM
It means I Plea the 5th.  ;)

Hmmm......do you mean someone might not be natural? ;D
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Post by: alexxx on January 16, 2007, 10:58:58 AM
Stella should be the authority on all bodybuilding. One she is fair and knows how to judge a physique. Two she is the ideal of what female bodybuilders should strive for!
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Post by: quembrulet on January 16, 2007, 11:00:58 AM
hotter than alexxxs sister.  ;)
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Post by: bigbalddaddy on January 16, 2007, 11:13:07 AM
hotter than alexxxs sister.  ;)

I need proof!
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Post by: alexxx on January 16, 2007, 11:13:55 AM
I need proof!

Yes Stella post more pictures as 'proof' ahem.
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Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 01:20:50 PM

 Bump for STella...
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Post by: ieffinhatecardio on January 16, 2007, 01:21:43 PM
Soemwhere on here there is a website with allot of pics of her.  And she is very hot and very nice.

How about being a little more specific?
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Fury on January 16, 2007, 01:22:10 PM
I envy her husband.  >:(
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 01:26:40 PM

 STella is an extremely RARE breed.

 Her husband is a very very lucky man. She has TOP SHELF looks and GRADE-A body with BRAINS not to mention...she's a GOD fearing woman.

 That combo is extremely rare these days. Throw in the fact she gets a kick out of GETBIG and has a cool 'one of the guys' attitude...tsk tsk...that's a recipe for a DYNAMITE woman.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 01:37:20 PM
Why is it a good thing she is a god fearing woman?  ???  What is so special about having a particular belief system other than community support?  STella seems ok but is next to impossible to "debate" with in that religious buffet thread.
With all due respect to my guy, Matt C...I don't expect you to understand.

 Some will understand and see that as a major bonus...some will not.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: The Showstoppa on January 16, 2007, 01:45:47 PM
I agree.

I don't expect people who don't believe things without reasons (let's call them "sane people") to understand either.


hahahahaha, monster atheist rant. hahahaha
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Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 01:54:41 PM
I don't fall for labels.  I know as much or as little about the topic as you - as everyone.  Anyone claiming to know these great truths would be classed delusional by any other standard.  It's just a double standard with religion because so many people are.  Ultimately, no one knows any more or any less than I do.  Label me as you will.
Remember, kid...'the fool says there is no God'.

 Maybe you're right maybe you're wrong...but I'd rather 'think' I'm right here now while I am here and be WRONG then 'be sure' there is no God while I am here NOW and be WRONG. KnowwhatImsayin? Keep it on STella, Matt C. You're the King of going from Topic-A to Topic-XYZ at the drop of a hat!

 In the King thread it went from talks about King being a deadbeat to 'stem cell research'.

 Keep it on STella, kid.

 (clearing throat) ...so, yea that STella is TOP SHELF! She should compete, eh?
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 01:59:10 PM
Agree with Matt, if you see that as a bonus, you're one delusional f**cker.

Unless of course he by that means, a woman should act and behave a certain way (which most of the time benefits the man)

Maybe that explains it. ::)
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 02:05:36 PM
Agree with Matt, if you see that as a bonus, you're one delusional f**cker.

Unless of course he by that means, a woman should act and behave a certain way (which most of the time benefits the man)

Maybe that 'plains it. ::)

This is the last time I respond to under 200lb OVER 15% bodyfat trash from Europe who 'sporadically' works-out so...

 Bluto, of COURSE you agree with Matt C. He countered one of MY statements. It isn't like you're going to take my side. Like you have any fkn clue. Now go get your fkn SHINE BOX, baby...my shoes are downstairs in the 'Y'. I like em' squeaky CLEAN!
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: mahg on January 16, 2007, 02:09:40 PM
I wonder if she would let me stick my meatenwanken in her moonchang. :-X
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 02:13:11 PM
Here you go Kid,

(http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/0618680004.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V54473513_.jpg)

Written by this "fool":

Richard Dawkins, British ethologist, evolutionary biologist and popular science writer who holds the Charles Simonyi Chair for the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford University.

And when you're done reading that you can check out this one:

(http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/067003472X.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1129949951_.jpg)

Written by this "fool":

Daniel Dennett, a prominent American philosopher. Dennett's research centers on philosophy of mind, philosophy of science and philosophy of biology, particularly as those fields relate to evolutionary biology and cognitive science. He is currently a professor at Tufts University.

 ::)
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Post by: ieffinhatecardio on January 16, 2007, 02:17:27 PM
Here you go Kid,

(http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/0618680004.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V54473513_.jpg)

Written by this "fool":

Richard Dawkins, British ethologist, evolutionary biologist and popular science writer who holds the Charles Simonyi Chair for the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford University.

And when you're done reading that you can check out this one:

(http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/067003472X.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1129949951_.jpg)

Written by this "fool":

Daniel Dennett, a prominent American philosopher. Dennett's research centers on philosophy of mind, philosophy of science and philosophy of biology, particularly as those fields relate to evolutionary biology and cognitive science. He is currently a professor at Tufts University.

 ::)

Did you start reading those books because of your proclivity for giving oral sex to men? You know Catholicism considers you a sinner and your desire to find reason for why you like it when a man pounds your balloon knot must have been strong considering you are an outcast in the Catholic Church.

Of course you would have fit right in with many Priests and Clergymen.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 02:21:24 PM
Did you start reading those books because of your proclivity for giving oral sex to men? You know Catholicism considers you a sinner and your desire to find reason for why you like it when a man pounds your balloon knot must have been strong considering you are an outcast in the Catholic Church.

Of course you would have fit right in with many Priests and Clergymen.

Proclivity? I have to look that word up, I'm from "Europe" after all  ;)

I read a lot of books though. Both muscles AND brains - what a concept!
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 02:24:30 PM
This is the last time I respond to under 200lb OVER 15% bodyfat trash from Europe who 'sporadically' works-out so...

 Bluto, of COURSE you agree with Matt C. He countered one of MY statements. It isn't like you're going to take my side. Like you have any fkn clue. Now go get your fkn SHINE BOX, baby...my shoes are downstairs in the 'Y'. I like em' squeaky CLEAN!

Gee, I've never mentioned my weight or bodyfat on here, but thanks for your interest! As for Europe, that's correct. I'm from "Europe" (meaning I could be from Paris - or London, Prague - or Barcelona, Oslo - or Geneva) yeah these cities, and countries,  has SO much in common  ::)

As for training 'sporadically' I wouldn't call working out several times a week for 10+ years 'sporadically' but then english is not my first language  ;)

I'll side with anyone who I agree with. I don't belong to a camp, I don't kiss upp to a group of people - unlike certain other people I know.

BTW, since you mentioned the Y board, how's your "vision" going? I saw you got a whopping 4 posts or so in total today, keep it going! Hard work pays off!  ;D
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: MisterMagoo on January 16, 2007, 02:33:31 PM
With all due respect to my guy, Matt C...I don't expect you to understand.

 Some will understand and see that as a major bonus...some will not.

it's a matter of opinion, not a thing you "understand". personally, i don't go near any woman who describes herself as "god fearing", and if it turns out she's gone to church in the past two years for a reason other than family tradition on christmas eve and easter then the deal is generally off.

also, where did arvilla's thread go? judging by the neck and hair in that picture, it was obviously her.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 02:38:45 PM
Blockhead just argues like a 6 year old "either you understand it or not" eh, ok  ::)

The guy is a fucking schmoe. I'm not surprised ONE bit that he's "god fearing"

And now he won't PLAY WITH ME ANYMORE!!! He said so.

(My apologies to any 6 year olds on the board for comparing you to Blockhead)
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 02:40:14 PM
Gee, I've never mentioned my weight or bodyfat on here, but thanks for your interest! As for Europe, that's correct. I'm from "Europe" (meaning I could be from Paris - or London, Prague - or Barcelona, Oslo - or Geneva) yeah these cities, and countries,  has SO much in common  ::)

As for training 'sporadically' I wouldn't call working out several times a week for 10+ years 'sporadically' but then english is not my first language  ;)

I'll side with anyone who I agree with. I don't belong to a camp, I don't kiss upp to a group of people - unlike certain other people I know.

BTW, since you mentioned the Y board, how's your "vision" going? I saw you got a whopping 4 posts or so in total today, keep it going! Hard work pays off!  ;D
Scary!
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Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 02:43:12 PM
Oh uh, you ended up coming back and posting when you said you wouldn't - boo-hoo!

 ;D
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Post by: bigbalddaddy on January 16, 2007, 02:51:35 PM
So for "GODS SAKE" someone please post more pictures!!!!!!!!! >:( >:( >:(
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Post by: slaveboy1980 on January 16, 2007, 03:09:14 PM
hot women dont post on getbig
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Post by: ~salmon~ on January 16, 2007, 03:10:32 PM
I actully have the real Stella face pic.  Should I post it?
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 03:13:48 PM
Let Stella come into this thread and choose herself which pictures to post. She's a cool girl.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 03:15:47 PM
Oh uh, you ended up coming back and posting when you said you wouldn't - boo-hoo!

 ;D
I coulnt resist!
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Drij on January 16, 2007, 03:16:08 PM
Stella is a good beer!
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Post by: Butterbean on January 16, 2007, 03:16:31 PM
Ahahahahahah!!! What's that supposed to mean?   ;D

Yeah!  What's that supposed to mean?



Thanks for the nice words later though Block ;D
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Post by: slaveboy1980 on January 16, 2007, 03:17:38 PM
Yeah!  What's that supposed to mean?



stella do you take it up your bunghole?
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Post by: Butterbean on January 16, 2007, 03:20:43 PM

also, where did arvilla's thread go? judging by the neck and hair in that picture, it was obviously her.
That lady wasn't me but maybe the thread is gone because she was 1/2 nude.  Or maybe whoever deleted it thought it was me.

I think you are mistaking a lock of hair for an overly muscled neck.  You can see it is hair more clearly here:

(by the way...all are welcome at the Religion Board :) )
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Post by: Bast000 on January 16, 2007, 03:22:09 PM
how old?
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Post by: ManBearPig... on January 16, 2007, 03:22:56 PM
i'd take a "god fearing" woman over a non god fearing woman any day.

i think this is what blockhead's trying to say:

she's a good wife and mother (?)
stands by her man
won't go sucking guys off randomly

basically, she has a set of values and morals and won't do certain things because someone or something is restraining her from doing it.

now i know, you can be a non believer and do the same, be a great wife, not suck dicks, etc.  but "god fearing woman" is usually a good thing.  then of course, there's your other people like dugdale's wife that take it too far and judge others.
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Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 03:25:17 PM
 I dont think she likes Sicilian kids from Ohio, BASTucci.

 Keep your money on BEAST.




 EXCELLENT post, Power Rod! You nailed it.
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Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 03:28:37 PM
Yeah PowerRod, you nailed it - you mentioned qualities exlusive to christianity  ::)
I'm curious about the "stand by your man" part though.
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Post by: The Squadfather on January 16, 2007, 03:30:49 PM
brutal Kiana Tom like 11 inch arms.
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Post by: ManBearPig... on January 16, 2007, 03:38:10 PM
Yeah PowerRod, you nailed it - you mentioned qualities exlusive to christianity  ::)
I'm curious about the "stand by your man" part though.

hey homo, i said it's not exclusive.  read the last part then get back to your disco.
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Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 03:40:50 PM
hey homo, i said it's not exclusive.  read the last part then get back to your disco.

I know that's why I was being sarcastic. Since it's not exlusive, it's pretty worthless to mention.

But I hear you, you're the typical conservative christian, woman should know her place and all that bullshit.
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Post by: Fury on January 16, 2007, 03:41:58 PM
I know that's why I was being sarcastic. Since it's not exlusive, it's pretty worthless to mention.

But I hear you, you're the typical conservative christian, woman should know her place and all that bullshit.


What do you care? You're an admitted virgin who spends his weekends trolling Getbig.
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Post by: Blockhead on January 16, 2007, 03:43:51 PM
hey homo, i said it's not exclusive.  read the last part then get back to your disco.
Ignore him, PowerRod.  Women should know their place and role as should men.

 You're gonna argue with a guy from Europe who doesnt have women, doesnt train nor anything outside of post on Getbig.com

 This is his life. I only post while at work. It's RARE I post when I'm not.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 03:44:36 PM
What do you care? You're an admitted virgin who spends his weekends trolling Getbig.

It's cute with your typical talk for a teenager - it's all partying, calling people virgins etc. sounds like quotes from one of those old College movies.

When you become older you will look back and laugh at how immature you were  :)
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Post by: Fury on January 16, 2007, 03:46:51 PM
It's cute with your typical talk for a teenager - it's all partying, calling people virgins etc. sounds like quotes from one of those old College movies.

When you become older you will look back and laugh at how immature you were  :)

You're the biggest troll on this site. You were already removed from the Player board for knowing nothing about women or anything cool in life. On top of that you admitted to not working out and being a virgin.
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Post by: The Squadfather on January 16, 2007, 03:48:42 PM
You're the biggest troll on this site. You were already removed from the Player board for knowing nothing about women or anything cool in life. On top of that you admitted to not working out and being a virgin.
hahahahaha, "bluto" is quite the winner.
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Post by: Fury on January 16, 2007, 03:50:28 PM
hahahahaha, "bluto" is quite the winner.

hahahaha, that's an understatement Sarcasm. This guy is a big of a twunt as they come. I wouldn't be surprised if he spent his weekends having Magic the Card game parties with his boyfriends from middle school.
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Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 03:55:59 PM
Ignore him, PowerRod.  Women should know their place and role as should men.

 You're gonna argue with a guy from Europe who doesnt have women, doesnt train nor anything outside of post on Getbig.com

 This is his life. I only post while at work. It's RARE I post when I'm not.

I was afraid that you would hold that type of opinion and now you confirmed that you do.
Women has been held in shackles for too long because of religion. People like you rather see that it stays that way. There's a very THIN line between you and the talibans of Afghanistan for example.
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Post by: Bluto on January 16, 2007, 03:58:11 PM
You're the biggest troll on this site. You were already removed from the Player board for knowing nothing about women or anything cool in life. On top of that you admitted to not working out and being a virgin.

So you've stopped recycling old material and changed tactics to make up your own truths? How creative  ::)

Please tell me a little about the status of the Y board, it's pretty hot isn't it? Damn that's one active board! Must all be because of Blockhead no longer has an excuse not to bring it  ;D
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Post by: davidpaul on January 16, 2007, 04:20:44 PM
hows shit bluto? ;D
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Post by: Bast000 on January 16, 2007, 06:01:50 PM
I dont think she likes Sicilian kids from Ohio, BASTucci.

 Keep your money on BEAST.




 EXCELLENT post, Power Rod! You nailed it.

haha is she gonna be working for that nonsense supplement company booth at the AC?
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Post by: davidpaul on January 16, 2007, 06:04:08 PM
haha is she gonna be working for that nonsense supplement company booth at the AC?

u gonna make a move?

make out ure intersted in the protein bro.
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Post by: Bast000 on January 16, 2007, 06:05:13 PM
u gonna make a move?

if i go to the AC it won't be to get autographs from jay cutler. brother ahhah  oh man
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Post by: davidpaul on January 16, 2007, 06:06:56 PM
if i go to the AC it won't be to get autographs from jay cutler. brother ahhah  oh man

thats the spirit.

nail the beast hard bro.
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Post by: SteelePegasus on January 16, 2007, 06:09:34 PM
Ignore him, PowerRod.  Women should know their place and role as should men.

 You're gonna argue with a guy from Europe who doesnt have women, doesnt train nor anything outside of post on Getbig.com

 This is his life. I only post while at work. It's RARE I post when I'm not.

do you still read your wife's girly magazines in the toilet first thing in the mornings?
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Post by: Bast000 on January 16, 2007, 06:10:21 PM
thats the spirit.

nail the beast hard bro.

monster ruining it for me by getting her scared when she reads your post.

yes!!!!!
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Post by: davidpaul on January 16, 2007, 06:11:01 PM
do you still read your wife's girly magazines in the toilet first thing in the mornings?

do you still your boyfriends playgirl? ::)
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Post by: davidpaul on January 16, 2007, 06:12:05 PM
monster ruining it for me by getting her scared when she reads your post.

yes!!!!!

she'll know im kidding g.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: SteelePegasus on January 16, 2007, 06:12:15 PM
do you still your boyfriends playgirl? ::)

d to the p, you can do better than that..step your game up 'gansta'
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: davidpaul on January 16, 2007, 06:13:09 PM
d to the p, you can do better than that..step your game up 'gansta'

 ;D
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Post by: Necrosis on January 16, 2007, 07:46:21 PM
I agree.

I don't expect people who don't believe things without reasons (let's call them "sane people") to understand either.

there are reasons for her beleifs, what are the good reasons for your belief. i hate closed minded people, im open to all sorts of new views. again what  are the good reasons for your belief? i dont expect a good answer so dont worry if your answer leaves alot to the imagination for secular humanists.
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Post by: Necrosis on January 16, 2007, 07:52:11 PM
Here you go Kid,

(http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/0618680004.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V54473513_.jpg)

Written by this "fool":

Richard Dawkins, British ethologist, evolutionary biologist and popular science writer who holds the Charles Simonyi Chair for the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford University.

And when you're done reading that you can check out this one:

(http://ec2.images-amazon.com/images/P/067003472X.01._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_V1129949951_.jpg)

Written by this "fool":

Daniel Dennett, a prominent American philosopher. Dennett's research centers on philosophy of mind, philosophy of science and philosophy of biology, particularly as those fields relate to evolutionary biology and cognitive science. He is currently a professor at Tufts University.

 ::)

hahah, i almost shit my pants when i read this post. dawkins is the king of setting up strawman and dismantling them. one of his arguments are, there have been war in the name of religions, this means there is no god. hmmmm..... hold on there richard. he also doesnt see free will as a problem, bwhahahah.

im not religious but presenting science books when science by definition doesnt have the tools to intervene in spiritual matters is dumb. look my book is bigger then yours so im right. present some arguments if you want not book titles.

here is a short list of people who beleive in god, by yours truly, i think you might reconize some of the names

albert einstein
newton
planck
eddington
haisch
polkinghome
dyson
wilber
aquinas


hmm.. seems like a good list, but it doesnt prove shit either way, this is a dumb mans argument. i do enjoy matt c's atheist rants.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: warrior_code on January 16, 2007, 08:19:12 PM
evolution of homosapiens was aided by extra terrestrials. 
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: canadaphiliac on January 16, 2007, 08:29:24 PM
Atheism is as closed minded as any religion. By ruling out even the possibility of there being a God, gods, higher power, or whatever you've closed your mind off to soo much. I'm not going to say I back any religion in particular, but it seems to me to be so intent on believing there is nothing, it takes as much faith as those you accuse who believe in something. I could understand being an atheist and just living your life with an absence, but what is the point of going around preaching it like it's become a religion of its own. It seems like a waste too, being the ultimate lose-lose situation. If you're right, you won't conclusively find out until you're dead, in which case there's nothing and you've won no big prize for you belief, and if you're wrong you're going to hell. But, believe what you want, I'm not trying to push any particular religion, I'm just giving my opinion on it.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 05:28:22 AM
there are reasons for her beleifs, what are the good reasons for your belief. i hate closed minded people, im open to all sorts of new views. again what  are the good reasons for your belief? i dont expect a good answer so dont worry if your answer leaves alot to the imagination for secular humanists.

New views? There's nothing new with being a conservative christian! As for Blockhead, he likes for women to have their place, because he, as a man would benefit from it.
Title: Re: Is this really STella? Wow!
Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 05:34:24 AM
Quote
here is a short list of people who beleive in god, by yours truly, i think you might reconize some of the names

albert einstein
newton
planck
eddington
haisch
polkinghome
dyson
wilber
aquinas


hmm.. seems like a good list, but it doesnt prove shit either way, this is a dumb mans argument. i do enjoy matt c's atheist rants.

Actually that's a pretty bad list. Howabout dropping some current names instead of Aquinas who lived 700 years ago  ::)
Fact is, religion has taken a big beating in recent years and it's getting really hard to find people of intelligence that also are religious.
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Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 05:35:54 AM
Atheism is as closed minded as any religion. By ruling out even the possibility of there being a God, gods, higher power, or whatever you've closed your mind off to soo much. I'm not going to say I back any religion in particular, but it seems to me to be so intent on believing there is nothing, it takes as much faith as those you accuse who believe in something. I could understand being an atheist and just living your life with an absence, but what is the point of going around preaching it like it's become a religion of its own. It seems like a waste too, being the ultimate lose-lose situation. If you're right, you won't conclusively find out until you're dead, in which case there's nothing and you've won no big prize for you belief, and if you're wrong you're going to hell. But, believe what you want, I'm not trying to push any particular religion, I'm just giving my opinion on it.

Whatabout Santa?
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Post by: GoneAway on January 17, 2007, 05:38:40 AM
Stella looks in her mid-to-late 30's, a little too much muscle/low bodyfat combo for my optimal taste, but I wouldn't say no.
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Post by: canadaphiliac on January 17, 2007, 05:43:52 AM
Whatabout Santa?
Well, then you could go to the North Pole or wherever, notice the distinct lack of toys, workshops, and happy go lucky elves. But that's like saying 'I'm not going to accept the possibility that there could be a higher power because you can't prove it.' You also can't prove there isn't, so why not just leave all options open and at least be agnostic?
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 07:12:20 AM
Actually that's a pretty bad list. Howabout dropping some current names instead of Aquinas who lived 700 years ago  ::)
Fact is, religion has taken a big beating in recent years and it's getting really hard to find people of intelligence that also are religious.


ahha, this post shows your intelligence, about 80% of the population beleive in some form of divinity, you do the math on if that 80% contains intelligent people. 40% percent of scientists believe in god.

polkinghome is still alive so it, dyson, jastrow, hugh ross, gingereich, wilber, haisch.

the santa argument is not a good argument, for the simple reason belief in him requires that you beleive someone climbs down your chimmny at night and puts out gifts.
god on the other hand is valid, since there are moral arguments, consciousnous argument, what came before the big bang, uncaused cause, unmoved mover, anthropic arguments and more but i doubt you've read any of them and base your opinions on "i dont see god". im not talking about christianity, im talking about beleif in god, i dont buy chrisitanity, i possibly could but for now it doesnt seem logical to me.
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Post by: alexxx on January 17, 2007, 07:15:35 AM
How did this thread go from a hot woman to a demon possessed cult?
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 07:51:25 AM
well i guess talking about hot woman isnt fun we need pics!!!

anyone got any pics of alexxs sister, heard she was hot.
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Post by: Fury on January 17, 2007, 07:52:51 AM
well i guess talking about hot woman isnt fun we need pics!!!

anyone got any pics of alexxs sister, heard she was hot.

She's my future wife. PM Alexxx for details on our wedding. Open bar.
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 08:18:23 AM
id chew through those cotton white panties to get to her stink star. i find her highly arousing, but im being rude.

can someone post that pic of the back shot.
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Post by: kyomu on January 17, 2007, 08:52:28 AM
Jeez,where can you find great pic like this....I was about to die for excesive laugh.
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=119712.0;attach=135547;image)
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Post by: nycbull on January 17, 2007, 09:14:51 AM
You are all arguing in different directions. I am not an atheist, I do believe absloute certain "faith" in something you can't prove is useful and comforting to many on a spiritual level however to use that same absolute certain "faith" with no evidentiary basis to create domestic and foreign policy and to use "faith" when going into a voting booth, is just absolutley dangerous and unethical and highly immmoral.

You all have a responsiblity to the world and to its people in making sound judgements based on the best facts and knowledge of the day. Believing that another group of people are evil and not going to heaven because your good book tells you so is just plain immoral, dangerous and complelety lacking in ethics.

The extremist Muslims hate us because we are none believers and  extremist Christians hate Muslims because they are non believers. If you take the literal word of both the Bible and Quran then all non-believers should be converted or killed for "God". Both are so certain their faith is the right faith.

And Zionists believe God will come when the Jews are back in the holy land, but the Jews think God will chose them and the Christians think Christ will choose them. Someones gotta be wrong. But people of "faith" cannot be reasoned with.

You see people its all unprovable and we are in the midst of a Holy war here and abroad because people have absolute certain "faith" that they are the right ones and God has chosen them. Meanwhile children are being killed and maimed because you are all so certain you are right. Could it be that you are all wrong?.

The answer is in "doubt", not "faith", "Doubt" is good, Doubt means we will keep striving for the truth and for what is best in the here and now using just our minds and our hearts. When people start having faith with no evidence, we are all in big trouble dudes.

It is only a matter of time before some person of absolute certain faith gets his hands on a nuclear bomb. God help us all.
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Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 10:49:41 AM
ahha, this post shows your intelligence, about 80% of the population beleive in some form of divinity, you do the math on if that 80% contains intelligent people. 40% percent of scientists believe in god.

polkinghome is still alive so it, dyson, jastrow, hugh ross, gingereich, wilber, haisch.

the santa argument is not a good argument, for the simple reason belief in him requires that you beleive someone climbs down your chimmny at night and puts out gifts.
god on the other hand is valid, since there are moral arguments, consciousnous argument, what came before the big bang, uncaused cause, unmoved mover, anthropic arguments and more but i doubt you've read any of them and base your opinions on "i dont see god". im not talking about christianity, im talking about beleif in god, i dont buy chrisitanity, i possibly could but for now it doesnt seem logical to me.

My original comment was a reply to the "only fools don't believe in God"-comment where the opposite is true, the less intelligent you are, the greatest chance you're religious.

As for your namedropping, I'm still not impressed. Jastrow for example is an agnostic.
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 10:57:20 AM
im not trying to name drop, you provided dennett and dawkins who are involved with evolutionary matters which have no part in spiritual matters, more then mowing the lawn and skining.


if less intelligence equals belief in god(just belief in god, not a christian god) then why could i own you in a debate about the subject. i would extend that to any athiest on this board. i enjoy the debate, and dont mind arguing about it.
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Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 11:04:07 AM
im not trying to name drop, you provided dennett and dawkins who are involved with evolutionary matters which have no part in spiritual matters, more then mowing the lawn and skining.


if less intelligence equals belief in god(just belief in god, not a christian god) then why could i own you in a debate about the subject. i would extend that to any athiest on this board. i enjoy the debate, and dont mind arguing about it.

Dennett for example is not only obviously smart, he's also one of religions biggest critics, which makes him a perfect name to drop to someone claiming that only fools don't believe in God.

As for your intelligence and "owning skills" when you, of all names, drop someone who lived 700 years ago in very religious times as a great example of someone religious - and someone living today, that turned out to be an agnostic, I'd say you fucked up too much, too soon.


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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 11:36:09 AM
haha, funny you think jastrow is an atheist, have you read any of his work? clear religious inclinations, more to a deity but nonetheless he claims to be an agnostic.

aquinas work is still relevant today, dont see how its not, same with newtons work, oh and einsteins. just because someone isnt alive to day didnt mean they werent intelligent, new things are not always better.

hmmm. if you actually want to debate this topic start a thread on the religious board. dennett nor dawkins are more intelligent then newton nor einstein. they have caused no revolutions and have not created paradigm shifts.

what good arguments do you have for the non-exsistence of god. i dont see anything to back up your original claims. werent you the one harping on someone for lacking debate skills? give me one good argument.
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 01:46:49 PM
what evidence or arguments or reason or anything do you have to say there is no god(a deity) or no life after death. your just making assumptions, they may be grounded in plausible and logical reasons but you havent presented any. im a theist your and athiest both take faith, i have arguments for my belief, i have argued with atheists on this site and havent heard one good reason why there would be no god, seriously, provide some arguments.
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Post by: Dingleberry on January 17, 2007, 01:51:50 PM
Jeez,where can you find great pic like this....I was about to die for excesive laugh.
(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=119712.0;attach=135547;image)

Saw it a over a year ago and saved it on the ole' hard drive for just such an occasion. And yes, it's funnier than hell, glad you liked it.  ;D
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Post by: canadaphiliac on January 17, 2007, 02:16:30 PM
You are all arguing in different directions. I am not an atheist, I do believe absloute certain "faith" in something you can't prove is useful and comforting to many on a spiritual level however to use that same absolute certain "faith" with no evidentiary basis to create domestic and foreign policy and to use "faith" when going into a voting booth, is just absolutley dangerous and unethical and highly immmoral.

You all have a responsiblity to the world and to its people in making sound judgements based on the best facts and knowledge of the day. Believing that another group of people are evil and not going to heaven because your good book tells you so is just plain immoral, dangerous and complelety lacking in ethics.

The extremist Muslims hate us because we are none believers and  extremist Christians hate Muslims because they are non believers. If you take the literal word of both the Bible and Quran then all non-believers should be converted or killed for "God". Both are so certain their faith is the right faith.

And Zionists believe God will come when the Jews are back in the holy land, but the Jews think God will chose them and the Christians think Christ will choose them. Someones gotta be wrong. But people of "faith" cannot be reasoned with.

You see people its all unprovable and we are in the midst of a Holy war here and abroad because people have absolute certain "faith" that they are the right ones and God has chosen them. Meanwhile children are being killed and maimed because you are all so certain you are right. Could it be that you are all wrong?.

The answer is in "doubt", not "faith", "Doubt" is good, Doubt means we will keep striving for the truth and for what is best in the here and now using just our minds and our hearts. When people start having faith with no evidence, we are all in big trouble dudes.

It is only a matter of time before some person of absolute certain faith gets his hands on a nuclear bomb. God help us all.
Exactly, I don't remember who the quote was from but it was 'faith without doubt is dead faith'. There's not much we can conclusively prove as true and as soon as we eliminate options that you can't disprove, you slip out of having faith into just being ignorant.
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Post by: sandycoosworth on January 17, 2007, 02:18:53 PM
can anyone name me a religion that doesnt have a concept of an afterlife or reincarnation?

belief in god stems from a) the unknown b) fear of death

a) is shrinking exponentially with the advances of science, and b) may be obsolete one day as well..

people are gonan believe what they want, but the concept of a "god" is transparent and childish
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Post by: canadaphiliac on January 17, 2007, 02:27:18 PM
can anyone name me a religion that doesnt have a concept of an afterlife or reincarnation?

belief in god stems from a) the unknown b) fear of death

a) is shrinking exponentially with the advances of science, and b) may be obsolete one day as well..

people are gonan believe what they want, but the concept of a "god" is transparent and childish
Then how do you explain suicide bombers? They gladly die to go see Allah, doesn't seem like a fear of dying to me. Not even accepting the possibility of there being a higher power is as childishly closed minded and faith based as any religion. Believe it or not, science has become a religion of it's own.
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Post by: sandycoosworth on January 17, 2007, 02:30:35 PM
lol

um they dont do it to kill themselves, they do it to get into heaven with 72 virgins

by fear of death i mean the fear of actual death (ie no heaven or hell when you die thats it)
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Post by: canadaphiliac on January 17, 2007, 02:38:24 PM
lol

um they dont do it to kill themselves, they do it to get into heaven with 72 virgins

by fear of death i mean the fear of actual death (ie no heaven or hell when you die thats it)
Well, not to just kill themselves, but they obviously have no fear of dying. But at the same time it seems ridiculous there are many atheists because they simply don't want to believe there could be something else greater than them. Just because you do or don't want to believe in something won't make it anymore or any less true. For example, gravity. Every single one of you have felt the effects of gravity, but no one has ever seen, touched, tasted, heard, smelled, or seen, gravity. There's no denying it exists though. Just because something exists beyond our own senses, doesn't mean it can't exist. Either way, higher power or not, there will never come a day when someone can conclusively write on a piece of paper how there could or could not be a higher power which leaves us to have faith that whatever belief we have is correct and seek as much proof as we can to reaffirm that faith.
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Post by: sandycoosworth on January 17, 2007, 02:46:35 PM
lol ... you "feel" god ... how very scientific of you ;D

nobody could ever write on a piece of paper that the universe wasnt created by a giant bleeding tampon either ... nobody can prove there is no santa or no easter bunny

you dig?

those terrorists dont fear death because they have heaven waiting for them ... you inadvertantly just proved the point i was making

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Post by: canadaphiliac on January 17, 2007, 02:52:19 PM
lol ... you "feel" god ... how very scientific of you ;D

nobody could ever write on a piece of paper that the universe wasnt created by a giant bleeding tampon either ... nobody can prove there is no santa or no easter bunny

you dig?

those terrorists dont fear death because they have heaven waiting for them ... you inadvertantly just proved the point i was making


So by not being able to prove there is something, you can take that and conclusively believe there is nothing? All I'm trying to point out is that if you're going to say religion looks over certain possibilities, then you have to admit atheism does too. accepting every single possibility would be the only truly 'open-minded' choice, but at some point you have to pick one and close off to something. And like I pointed out, you can't prove gravity either, but what would you say if someone told you it couldn't exist because it can't be proven.
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Post by: sandycoosworth on January 17, 2007, 02:55:51 PM
so youre saying you believe in santa and the easter bunny then ?

obviously so because you cannot disprove them


the real question is



WHAT ABOUT THE GIANT BLEEDING TAMPON ?

;D
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 02:58:03 PM
i wouldn't argue with sandy canada this guys dumber then a sack of cock rings. seriously he cant even comprehend that it is a fact that all that is, HAS to be eternal and infinite. what created the universe sandy, or better yet why did the big bang change, or explode?. you see you have two options since you dont know much about cosmology ill lay them out. the big bang was a point of infinite density for eternity or you can keep going back till theres nothing, that is before the planck epoch. they are the only really acceptable answers in science. multiverse just pushes the question back(matter is not eternal). say you choose option two(since ive already schooled you on the nothing to something argument) then the big bang has been a infinitly dense spot for eternity with all the conditions present for expansion for eternity. why did it all of a sudden change if the conditions were always present? we cant measure the time back to the planck epoch. change with when the conditions are present is a willful act something purposeful ie god.

why is the universe just right? the antropic argument, dont say its just right because we are here to talk about it, that is not acceptable by science and is a cop out. they can test the universe using computer models for other parameters, this paremeter which is impossible by chance according to statistics is the only possible outcome for life to exist.

belief in god is not childish being ignorant and clinging to your beliefs with no arguments for them other then blind faith is childish. provide some arguments. you can make the assumption that we all fear death and beleive in god but i was probably dead for a few million years and it didnt seem to bother me.
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 02:59:48 PM
alot of scientists must be childish for there beliefs and your president. funny you take orders from a moron who runs your country. i would think a brilliant atheist would be doing the honors. sandy you have no valid points, if you do make them.
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Post by: sandycoosworth on January 17, 2007, 03:00:59 PM
im canadian shithead

and your argurments for god are all circular and self defeating as i pointed out many times on the religion board :)
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Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 03:02:21 PM
What's this "big bang" I hear about? Don't tell me you believe in that too?  ::)
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Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 03:05:10 PM
Only big bang I believe in is the big gangbang - and we all originate from that one.
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Post by: canadaphiliac on January 17, 2007, 03:08:31 PM
i wouldn't argue with sandy canada this guys dumber then a sack of cock rings. seriously he cant even comprehend that it is a fact that all that is, HAS to be eternal and infinite. what created the universe sandy, or better yet why did the big bang change, or explode?. you see you have two options since you dont know much about cosmology ill lay them out. the big bang was a point of infinite density for eternity or you can keep going back till theres nothing, that is before the planck epoch. they are the only really acceptable answers in science. multiverse just pushes the question back(matter is not eternal). say you choose option two(since ive already schooled you on the nothing to something argument) then the big bang has been a infinitly dense spot for eternity with all the conditions present for expansion for eternity. why did it all of a sudden change if the conditions were always present? we cant measure the time back to the planck epoch. change with when the conditions are present is a willful act something purposeful ie god.

why is the universe just right? the antropic argument, dont say its just right because we are here to talk about it, that is not acceptable by science and is a cop out. they can test the universe using computer models for other parameters, this paremeter which is impossible by chance according to statistics is the only possible outcome for life to exist.

belief in god is not childish being ignorant and clinging to your beliefs with no arguments for them other then blind faith is childish. provide some arguments. you can make the assumption that we all fear death and beleive in god but i was probably dead for a few million years and it didnt seem to bother me.
Again, brilliant. At some point in time, everything must have been created somehow. God doesn't have to be the answer to why, maybe just the answer to how, to keep the possibilities religion neutral. Obviously everything couldn't have come from nothing. Would you say the LAWS of thermodynamics are wrong then?
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Post by: ManBearPig... on January 17, 2007, 03:09:37 PM
New views? There's nothing new with being a conservative christian! As for Blockhead, he likes for women to have their place, because he, as a man would benefit from it.


Of course.  Maybe in Bulgaria or wherever you're from people get married to harm themselves, not benefit from it.  You are not "teh smart". 

I want to benefit from my wife, and I want her to benefit from me.  If you think an "obedient" woman (one who'll adhere to my strict demands, such as not blowing my neighbor when i'm at work) is in shackles by being in that state...well, more power to you.

Oh, and a tip to you Bluto, since apparently, you're a virgin: women don't want someone who thinks like you, believe it or not.  "women are great, ha ha, don't go against them, you're such a meanie male".  I'd put you together with the likes of Chadwick Mower, and see how far that got him?
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 03:10:47 PM
whats self defeating i said the universe must have a cause because of the singularity and entropy among other reasons. then you said what created god. to that i replied time is a product of this universe and was created(look up some hawking if you dont follow) anything before or outside the universe doesnt operate in time. cause and effect is a product of time, without time cause and effect are not applicable. also, what ever did start all this would have to be uncaused, because if everything needs a cause you would have an infinite regression of causes and nothing would be here, but we are here so i know this is a fact. so from this little blurb i can figure what ever created this universe was uncaused, immaterial(material needs a cause based on physics), all-powerful(has to create universe(s)) and eternal(another way of saying forever) and infinite.

what is circular about this? it actually makes perfect logical sense.

you also argued that nothing can create something which is plain dumb, but im not going to drag you through that shit again.

what is circular?

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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 03:20:46 PM
Again, brilliant. At some point in time, everything must have been created somehow. God doesn't have to be the answer to why, maybe just the answer to how, to keep the possibilities religion neutral. Obviously everything couldn't have come from nothing. Would you say the LAWS of thermodynamics are wrong then?

 i wouldnt say at some point in time. agian nothing cannot create something so everything is eternal(wasn't caused, timeless) we cant afford using time analogies to describe eternal etc because we dont know how to speak of no time. so if your talking about the universe then yes at some point everything was created, but the real question is why change? i say god some just choose to withhold opinion, neither are wrong or right because we dont have proof only faith. i hold that the universe was indeed created but something has to be eternal and not caused, it is the only logical answer, everything cant have a cause.

i wouldnt say the laws of thermodynamics are wrong(the laws do break down at the singularity, the planck epoch) just something would have to be supernatural. with super implying above natural or the laws. the laws hold for this universe.

the two logical answers that science has come up with for the anthropic principle is god did it or there infinite amounts of universes and ours just happens to be right, because infinte would be what is needed for our specific conditions to occur. either one is beyond our ontology as matt pointed out but i see purpose and too many things that point to god(morality being a good one) to accept the multiverse. even then you have to ask what created the multiverse, one of the multiverses would have to be without time or have so parameter allowing it to bring new universes into exsistence and itself be uncaused(still sounds like god to me). im not religious, and dont agree with any of the religions.
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Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 03:26:46 PM
Of course.  Maybe in Bulgaria or wherever you're from people get married to harm themselves, not benefit from it.  You are not "teh smart". 

I want to benefit from my wife, and I want her to benefit from me.  If you think an "obedient" woman (one who'll adhere to my strict demands, such as not blowing my neighbor when i'm at work) is in shackles by being in that state...well, more power to you.

Oh, and a tip to you Bluto, since apparently, you're a virgin: women don't want someone who thinks like you, believe it or not.  "women are great, ha ha, don't go against them, you're such a meanie male".  I'd put you together with the likes of Chadwick Mower, and see how far that got him?

I have no idea what you're talking about. I was talking about someone who use the excuse of religion for a woman to "know her place" something that today, and traditionally never benefited women.
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 03:30:28 PM
lol ... you "feel" god ... how very scientific of you ;D





to be honest with you i have a degree in the sciences and am going to med school and the intuition that god exists, the there just has to be that i feel when i reflect on life is the best evidence i have. im as scientific as the next guy but the spiritual feeling is not something you can put into scientific context. if there is no god then life is a huge joke. i cant see how an objective material thing the brain can give rise to subjective experience and free will, it goes against materialism. the sum cannot be greater then the parts. but we know that is not true. how many molecules of water does it take for it to feel wet? for some reason consciousnous may be something caused by neronal processes but it cant be found there. its not like we havent looked, we have the brain mapped for the most part, we just cant find consciousnous, this is called the hard problem in neuroscience.
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Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 03:43:11 PM
Did he just admit that his life is a huge joke?  ;D

Tell us something we don't know!
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 03:45:52 PM
one thing that is not a joke is alexxs sisters ass. you see that thing?
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Post by: Bluto on January 17, 2007, 03:48:39 PM
one thing that is not a joke is alexxs sisters ass. you see that thing?

Now you're talking a language I can understand, see a woman's ass can make an atheist believe there is a God after all!  :D
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Post by: sandycoosworth on January 17, 2007, 04:24:54 PM
until y'all motherfuckers can disprove santa, the easter bunny and that giant fucking tampon










you have to worship them just as much as your god!
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 06:02:42 PM
im not asking you to prove god does not exist, im asking for logical arguments against the exsistence of god. there are some, like the problem of evil, why suffering, why no miracles etc.
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Post by: canadaphiliac on January 17, 2007, 06:25:22 PM
im not asking you to prove god does not exist, im asking for logical arguments against the exsistence of god. there are some, like the problem of evil, why suffering, why no miracles etc.
The problem of evil? ie, if God is so good why did He create evil? Well think about it. What is dark? Darkness is the absence of light, you don't 'turn on the dark' you 'turn off the light'. So, evil is merely the absence of good.Why no miracles? Well, what has anyone done that could put God in their debt? What have you done that makes God owe you one. No miracles...it all depends on where you look.
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Post by: Necrosis on January 17, 2007, 07:07:28 PM
The problem of evil? ie, if God is so good why did He create evil? Well think about it. What is dark? Darkness is the absence of light, you don't 'turn on the dark' you 'turn off the light'. So, evil is merely the absence of good.Why no miracles? Well, what has anyone done that could put God in their debt? What have you done that makes God owe you one. No miracles...it all depends on where you look.

i hear you, i have answers to these arguments, im just playing devils advocate. i dont think god created evil. god gave us free will and choice. from that choice we can do whatever we want, thus bad things will and can happen because of the seperation with god. if god controlled us, then love etc could not truly occur. therefore the only way for exsistence to matter is for seperation to occur and for us to make decisions. funny that we label things good and bad, for some reason we morality, and materialism cant explain it.
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Post by: canadaphiliac on January 17, 2007, 07:54:18 PM
i hear you, i have answers to these arguments, im just playing devils advocate. i dont think god created evil. god gave us free will and choice. from that choice we can do whatever we want, thus bad things will and can happen because of the seperation with god. if god controlled us, then love etc could not truly occur. therefore the only way for exsistence to matter is for seperation to occur and for us to make decisions. funny that we label things good and bad, for some reason we morality, and materialism cant explain it.
Ah, gotcha, well, you've definately made some statements I respect.