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Originally posted by Proper KnobOh, it is not just me, many men believe such nonsense, as you call it.
[b]The United States of America was established by God to be a Christian nation.
How is it possible for one man to come out with such nonsense?
The words "Jesus Christ, Christianity, Bible, Creator, Divine, and God" are not mentioned in your Constitution-- not even once.
Even i as an Englishman know that. How can you be so blind?[/b]
P.S. I think you may be the one that is blind. Look again and see if you
do not see "Lord" somewhere.
Originally posted by RJHindsWell I'll have to say your one of a kind my friend. I'm actually seeing how far out there some get and I have to say it's amazing.
Oh, it is not just me, many men believe such nonsense, as you call it.
P.S. I think you may be the one that is blind. Look again and see if you
do not see "Lord" somewhere.
Originally posted by galveston75This country's founding fathers knew God had a hand in it, for did not
This USA was establised by who? Are you really that far out there? All I can say if this is the best god can do then we're all in trouble.
they refer to the providence of God. That is with a big "G".
Originally posted by wolfgang59It does not matter where he gets his propaganda, it is used as propaganda.
No.
you were calling the opinion of "Encyclopedia Canadiana " propaganda.
I was telling you that as Encyclopedia Canadiana had no vested interest in the side for or against JWs then its text could not be called propaganda.
G75 used a quote from that tome to back-up an argument. That is called debating a point it is not propaganda.
edit: I am NOT on the side of JWs as you well know, but I do respect the truth.
Originally posted by RJHindsOh, it is not just me, many men believe such nonsense, as you call it.
Oh, it is not just me, many men believe such nonsense, as you call it.
P.S. I think you may be the one that is blind. Look again and see if you
do not see "Lord" somewhere.
What exactly does that prove, that there are lots of thicko's in the US like yourself? Your argument is simply ad populum. It's a logical fallacy, just because a lot of people believe something doesn't make it true. To paraphrase Bertrand Russel -
If fifty million people believe a stupid idea, it's still a stupid idea.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieAnyone reading the first couple of paragraphs should be able to see that
which one of those facts are you disputing, you did not say.
this is BS from the losers point of view and nothing but nonsense. It
represents a distorted view of history in which the fight for liberty had
nothing to do with the war.
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Originally posted by Proper KnobOnly those British thickos who had the courage and sense came over here
[b]Oh, it is not just me, many men believe such nonsense, as you call it.
What exactly does that prove, that there are lots of thicko's in the US like yourself? Your argument is simply ad populum. It's a logical fallacy, just because a lot of people believe something doesn't make it true. To paraphrase Bertrand Russel -
If fifty million people believe a stupid idea, it's still a stupid idea.[/b]
to start a new and freer life. That is why America is home of the free and
the brave.
P.S. "I am looking forward very much to getting back to Cambridge, and
being able to say what I think and not to mean what I say: two things which
at home are impossible. Cambridge is one of the few places where one can
talk unlimited nonsense and generalities without anyone pulling one up or
confronting one with them when one says just the opposite the next day."
- Bertrand Russel -
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Originally posted by RJHindswhich one of those facts are you disputing, you did not say and you still have not said.
Anyone reading the first couple of paragraphs should be able to see that
this is BS from the losers point of view and nothing but nonsense. It
represents a distorted view of history in which the fight for liberty had
nothing to do with the war.
Your opinion is not a refutation of any facts and has no value in the context. We shall
ask you again, although i doubt it shall do any good.
which one of those facts are you disputing, you did not say.
Originally posted by RJHindsI'm not sure what any of that has do with what we were discussing. America was not founded to be a Christian nation, you're only response to my rebuttal was 'well, that's what a lot of people here believe'.
Only those British thickos who had the courage and sense came over here
to start a new and freer life. That is why America is home of the free and
the brave.
P.S. "I am looking forward very much to getting back to Cambridge, and
being able to say what I think and not to mean what I say: two things which
at home are impossible. Cambridge is one of th ...[text shortened]... confronting one with them when one says just the opposite the next day."
- Bertrand Russel -
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThere are many, of which the following from the first paragraph is an
which one of those facts are you disputing, you did not say and you still have not said.
Your opinion is not a refutation of any facts and has no value in the context. We shall
ask you again, although i doubt it shall do any good.
which one of those facts are you disputing, you did not say.
example:
The Declaration of Independence contains nonsense, fear-mongering, lies
and baseless speculation.