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Not gonna lie I am enjoying this rustlement of Dannie xD
That's what I see from you when Hinata is being bashed
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Not gonna lie I am enjoying this rustlement of Dannie xD
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dafq 650+ replies with so many wallies it is still going on. Damn OP you have achieved something.
It should have ended at 1st or 2nd page with creepy stalker's reply tbhWell up to page 15 it was all legit discussion, no trolling what so ever, but then from page 15 it was degenerate overload and we get into a classic shitstorm currently ongoing.
The thread died at page 14.
Christianity influenced our constitution. Call it good or bad, it happened.
Of course constitution is not all based on Christianity (obviously) but it indeed plays a part
The founding fathers were mostly deists.
It should have ended at 1st or 2nd page with creepy stalker's reply tbh
The founding fathers were mostly deists.
I'm Italianbut anyway, weren't USA full of slogans about God in the laws?
Deists still believe that a god exists, but they don't believe in any organized religions. So even if the Constitution mentioned God, that doesn't mean that it was influenced by Christianity.
Deism deity concept makes more sense, Since it disallows existence of the so called "miracles", "salvation" etcI studied deists when studied English enlightenment, but I don't think they "trusted" in God at all. The God of the deism is like an immobile motor, who doesn't take care of humanity. Plus, they wanted to eliminate the concepts of "faith" and "mistery", not casualty that one of the deism's masterpiece is called "Christianity not mysterious".
I doubt you can trust in such a God
Deism deity concept makes more sense, Since it disallows existence of the so called "miracles", "salvation" etc
I'm a Zen Buddhist. There are some reasons relating to my travels that I won't discuss; however, I can tell you one of the reasons I chose Buddhism is because I didn't need a God, or a rulebook to dictate how I live my life. Buddhism is not a religion because there's no deity; it is a philosophy.
It doesn't promise you a place in a haven in return for doing as it tells you, and the Buddhas don't sit on a pedestal, to be treated as our "betters". Anyone can attain Buddhahood - it's an all including concept.
Actually Buddhism is a religion. Religions aren't limited to theism.
Religion is strictly defined as the worship of a super being, a following of a set of defined beliefs. Buddha is not worshipped, nor does the texts demand you to follow a set of beliefs.
If you really really think about this debate then youll come to realize that you dont need to say what religion you follow or what you believe in. Conversations in real life rarely tend to lean towards existential questions. In fact, if someone doesnt bring up religion then noone else will either. What im trying to say is that a person can live a life without religion being the focus of every conversation... and if thats possible then an individual can live life without religion whatsoever.
If you want to talk about moral lessons youve learned in life then talk about the ideals that your parents have given to you. Yes those very same ideals can come from the bible or any religion but it can surely be separated from its religious substance.
That's pretty debateable.
One guy with enough balls to admit what Dannie couldn't... Kudus Sir, I was never against Atheism, I was against Atheism who find religion stupid yet follow its ideals.