Vallerina
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Blah:Blah:Blah Although, I did get to see my nephew play soccer for the first time! My nephews are the cutest boys ever! My brother and I had a "The Ultimate Fighter" marathon....this season is definitely a bit different than last season.... There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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No, I don't really believe in it. Some of it is that if you piss off a bunch of people, there will be a likely chance you'll piss off the "wrong" person. If you are nice to everyone, there's a likely chance you'll be nice to the "right" person. I'm probably not unique in that I've known amazing individuals who did many many good things and died at the age of 18 and other people who just seem to try to hurt others and never really get their just desserts. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Yeah! I never said that I was an atheist! I'm not. I think that there is some sort of "higher power." Me, too! Plus, religious or not, religion does affect most people. I also like to debate things because that's a way to learn. If someone brings up a point I hadn't thought of before, that's great! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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I want to start "Oh God! Oh God! I'm cumming! Oh God!" as the traditional FSM prayer. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Eyewitness accounts are some of the worst forms of evidence.... There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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The FSM, in his divine wisdom, instructed me to write these words: -------------- In the begining, there was nothing. FSM created the mountains and trees, animals and midgets. FSM created everything and saw that it was good. . Flying Spaghetti Monster? Or Food-a-rama Super Markets No, Fancy Sugar Muffins. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Uhh...don't worry. I am. Heck, even our youth group leader had a discussion one night on the contradictions in the Bible! (No, this is not why I'm not Christian. I decided that long before my parents made me go to church! ) There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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I'd study for myself, if I were you, each of these supposed contradictions to see if they really are. Yes, some of them REALLY are! Most Christians that I know accept that contradictions are a part of the Bible. They use the Bible and Christianity as their moral guideline since it's what works for them. They did not choose it because it is the most correct. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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See another reason you should have shown up at Couch Freaks Damn that $3.30 a gallon crap! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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In your mind....once again. Others weigh religion differently. If you came to Christianity based on the "credible evidence" of the Bible, good for you! It contains, of course, contradictions. When people read a text for fact, contradiction within that text generally get it thrown out. I was already at two since I said, "Okay," to my mom when she said that I couldn't have the pastry! You feel that the Bible is the most credible religious document. You have a good case for that. For religion, you feel it's important that the document is the most credible. Other people see that the Bible, along with many other works, are not completely accurate, and they choose their religion based on other things. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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What? See, it's even a good sig line! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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I should! I wonder if it's a conditioned response, so that if I say it...hmm.... There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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It wasn't meant to poke fun at Christianity. Some of my best friends are Christians! What someone chooses to believe God is is their own personal choice. It was meant to poke fun at people who have the odd desire to try to prove that God exists and that everyone that doesn't believe in their God is going to Hell. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Well, I called, but I got her voicemail! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Oh, and Keely, some of us say that in response to many things when we are shocked, in pain, joyful, etc! It's just an multi-purpose phrase! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Well said.
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So, because something is (once again, in your mind) better than every other document, it must be true? That's kind of like saying that a medium fry is better than a large fry, so it must be good for me. Plus, when it comes to religion, most people don't rely on evidence to back it up. They use their faith. The standard meaning not breaking any of them, no. Heck, when I was four years old, I stole a pastry from a deli since my mom wouldn't buy it for me. I guess I was doomed since then. Do I think I'm a good person? Yes, but I'm guessing most people think that. There's always room for improvement (ie, I don't volunteer like I used to, I want to drive less than I currently do so that I don't harm the planet as much, etc etc etc.) There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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The one's listed in the Bible carry a bit more weight than anyone's personal opinion. Do you think you've kept those? To you the Bible carries a bit more weight. Your God had people write the Bible. Other people have other Gods that do other things. Other people have other documents. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Anyone can make up any kind of rule about any kind of God they wish and say that people everywhere are breaking the rules whether they believe in them or not. I can say that God doesn't want people to watch television, and if you watch television, you are breaking his rules whether you believe in them or not. So, in my mind, they are breaking God's rules. In their mind, they are not. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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I thought they had that argument somewhere! There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Wow....that's actually not a bad idea.....hmmm.... What did you say? There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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This is off-topic, but I am curious... Do some women really say this when they're having an orgasm (other than in porn or any other time that faking might be involved)? Yes. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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How is it blasphemy? There are many arguments in there that point to God's existence. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Yeah, I may wait. I guess I figure that if she really didn't get the first email I sent, I may look disinterested. There's a thin line between Saturday night and Sunday morning
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