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Comment on Dr. Ted Baehr is a bigot by nananere

nananere — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 14:51:16 +0000

Are you serious ? Racism again…

Comment on Dr. Ted Baehr is a bigot by Vincit Verita

Vincit Verita — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 00:15:16 +0000

Ted graduated summa cum laude in Comparative Literature and as a Rufus Choate Scholar from Dartmouth College. He then received a Juris Doctor degree from the New York University School of Law, where he served as Editor of the NYU Law School newspaper. I think calling him Dr. is appropriate.

Comment on Update: Mean bloggers make Steve Harvey Cry! by Oh my goodnessss

Oh my goodnessss — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 02:43:32 +0000

D’awww. Internet has ran out people to poke aaaaat.
So cute n u n

Comment on Dale Robertson is a bigot by Kari Bennett

Kari Bennett — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 09:11:25 +0000

I’m speechless. They’re all stupid sheep.

Comment on Dr. Ted Baehr is a bigot by T.Huxley

T.Huxley — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 14:31:19 +0000

As I once said to Charles, “Charles, with this book (Origin of Species) you have killed God.”
However, as doggedly as I pursued this quest to eliminate God from all that exists, we were never able to find a satisfactory answer to explain how anything could possibly come from nothing. And when we begin with nature only, any personality ascribed to man would essentially be meaningless. Man would always remain a zero, like everything else for that matter, nothing would have any meaning or purpose.
We worked to rationalize our claims of natural selection as the driving force of Evolution, but ultimately we found nothing could explain everything, nor for anything that could explain Man sufficiently. Charles was apoplectic til his death over this.
Every possible philosophical avenue was traveled and examined. The findings were startling. For if man is the result of nature only(natural selection, Evolution), then there is nothing in his behavior that is not the continual results of being naturally selected- nature evolving ever higher!
The results of this natural determination toward the perfection of man, and even beyond, left us realizing that any socio-cultural advance is only the product of intergroup conflict and competition and the socially elect classes, those possessing wealth and power, possess a biological superiority in the struggle for our existence.
We did not consider that someone like Chancellor Hitler could be such an enthusiastic and literal follower of these concepts. But under close inspection of Charles’ theory of natural selection, we had no way to determine right from wrong, and Heir Hitler was just as natural a rational result as anything else might be.
Crazy world, huh?

Comment on Dr. Ted Baehr is a bigot by Bill Johnson

Bill Johnson — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 07:17:18 +0000

It is great that we have so much freedom that you can rant and rant about Ted Baehr without producing anything but an obviously nastier set of beliefs than what you have accused him of having… The good news is I’ll support you in your wacked out beliefs because you are entitled to them. Just don’t think you’re fooling anyone… Hey here’s a newsflash – Ted Baehr isn’t perfect, and he doesn’t pretend to be. He’s trying to keep kids from watching the trash that Hollywood puts out.. Another news flash – Hollywood puts out more TRASH than they do family friendly movies, tv’s or websites. Give him a break, and beware of glass houses.

Comment on New Steve Harvey video on Larry King where he calls atheists “idiots”. by Hal B.

Hal B. — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 13:33:08 +0000

So, if someone is an athiest, they have no “trustworthy or constant moral barometer”. But if an athiest says “of course I do, I treat others the way I wish to be treated”, then you think you get to claim this basic tenant of moral behavior as “defending Christian principles and values”? How pathetic is that? Especially when it’s so laughably false!

If you want to claim the golden rule as a “Christian principles”, then I hope you’re not out bashing anyone’s right to love whom they choose or practicing any of the other “Christian principles” that fly directly in the face of the golden rule.

Face it — doing the right thing requires a knowledge of self, not made-up sky wizards. And if truly require a fear of a fictional afterlife to keep you in check from living only for yourself at the expense of everyone else, then please continue to delude yourself.

Comment on New Steve Harvey video on Larry King where he calls atheists “idiots”. by Yeshua the one

Yeshua the one — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 08:35:32 +0000

And what do you say to someone who has tried as hard as they could for years, reading and rereading passages to keep their hopes up, trying to convince themself of a God, praying as hard as they could to have their faith proven? What do you say to someone who put all of their mind into finding this being and turning up unsuccessful for eight years? Who doubtlessly ignored the evidence that the other side holds in order to keep their faith in their deity? Who outright LIED for Jesus’s sake, (as you have) by saying that there is no proof of evolution? One who’s bubble of wishful thinking was broken when after over eight years the only people to answer him were the opposition, not his beloved God?

I started out without a faith as my parents felt that it was my decision, I’m not going to give you my life’s story, but I ended up in a Christian faith after a few years of searching. I read the bible, ignored most of the disgustingly horrid things in it, and prayed. At this point I WANTED to feel something, I WANTED this to work out, so I spent eight years in the faith without any indication of a god anywhere. I was living a lie but I didn’t want to accept it. My mind was completely open to him, either he refused to join me, he didn’t want me, or he didn’t exist. The first two must have been wrong, because if he did exist, the bible states that if I open myself to him, he would accept me, right? Instead of outright giving up, I became more militant, debating atheists. All it did was confirm my fears. I had no reason to believe and had no one to back me up. No matter how many times I repeated Psalm 18:2, I quickly realized that this ‘fortress’ was built on a sandy foundation, it all came crumbling down, slowly but surely.

So tell me, why not me? I hold no anger towards your deity, I have lost my belief, much like my loss of belief in Santa (I’m not saying they are the same thing, I’m saying that the feeling is the same).

Comment on Steve Harvey is a bigot. by Iron Madness

Iron Madness — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 10:36:12 +0000

Our Father spoke to me in a vision. He said if you suck my balls, he’ll grant you everlasting salvation. Dare you defy Our Lord and Savior?

Comment on Steve Harvey is a bigot. by Iron Madness

Iron Madness — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 10:31:23 +0000

I had to laugh at what you said. “the Truth died..” I couldn’t agree more. The truth of the world is as dead to you Christians as Christ or doorknobs.