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Originally Posted by JimiHendrix:
I don't have time to tutor you. Plus, I don't care what you believe. You claim that answers have been given. I disagree. So what?
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Yep, that's what you always say. If you have time to spend here every day all day, you DO have time to post some links to your "proof". If that proof doesn't exist though, then I can understand why you are dodging the question.
Jimi, now I am going to give you a lesson in logic. If a person is asked a question and they state what they believe is the answer, then that question has indeed been answered. If asked what the best flavor of ice cream is, and someone answered "butter pecan", even if you HATED butter pecan, you couldn't deny that they answered your question. You don't AGREE with the answer, but the answer WAS given. You asked "Who made all the bad things?" and I ANSWERED that question.
But you refuse to answer MY question, which leads me to believe that you HAVE no answer.

 

Originally Posted by JimiHendrix:
Logic. Funny that you should mention it. You make an extraordinary claim, and then you ask me to prove that it isn't true, a logical impossibility. Maybe I have the time, but I am not going to waste it on you. That would be pointless.
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What "extraordinary claim" have I asked you to prove untrue? Show me. I have NEVER asked you or anyone else to prove a negative. All I have asked is that you post the proof YOU claim to have for reincarnation. Now if you can't do it, just admit it rather than making totally untrue accusations as you did here, in a feeble attempt at deflection.

 

Originally Posted by O No!:
Originally Posted by JimiHendrix:
I don't have time to tutor you. Plus, I don't care what you believe. You claim that answers have been given. I disagree. So what?
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Yep, that's what you always say. If you have time to spend here every day all day, you DO have time to post some links to your "proof". If that proof doesn't exist though, then I can understand why you are dodging the question.
Jimi, now I am going to give you a lesson in logic. If a person is asked a question and they state what they believe is the answer, then that question has indeed been answered. If asked what the best flavor of ice cream is, and someone answered "butter pecan", even if you HATED butter pecan, you couldn't deny that they answered your question. You don't AGREE with the answer, but the answer WAS given. You asked "Who made all the bad things?" and I ANSWERED that question.
But you refuse to answer MY question, which leads me to believe that you HAVE no answer.

 

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Jimmaboy,,,,you always end up looking like the fool you are,

because you're very prejudice.

Originally Posted by O No!:
All I have asked is that you post the proof YOU claim to have for reincarnation.
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Debating with Jimi is a waste of time, my friend. He's never serious & doesn't debate in an adult manner.
But I have proof of reincarnation. Get this:

I, myself, was the beautiful Scarlett O'Hara. I know this because I remember well the joy of being made love to by the devilishly handsome & sexy Rhett Butler. I can give you details if you want to know but not here in front of everyone.

 

quote:   Originally Posted by semiannualchick:
quote:   Originally Posted by O No!:
All I have asked is that you post the proof YOU claim to have for reincarnation.
Debating with Jimi is a waste of time, my friend. He's never serious & doesn't debate in an adult manner.   But I have proof of reincarnation.  Get this:

I, myself, was the beautiful Scarlett O'Hara. I know this because I remember well the joy of being made love to by the devilishly handsome & sexy Rhett Butler. I can give you details if you want to know but not here in front of everyone.


Hi Chick and O No,

 

Chick's funny story reminds me of a true story which happened to me.  In 1969, I was living in Huntsville and selling computers in Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee.  On a long holiday weekend, my girlfriend and I drove over to Atlanta to visit Six Flags Over Georgia. 

 

As we were driving into Atlanta, my girlfriend said, quite seriously, "Oh, this is where Tara is -- can we visit Tara?"    I had to tell her, "My love, Gone With The Wind is only fiction.  There is no Tara near Atlanta."  

      

Oh, well, she did have other redeeming traits.   Chick, thanks for the memories -- and for the laughs.

 

God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,

 

Bill

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Originally Posted by Bill Gray:
Hi Chick and O No,

On a long holiday weekend, my girlfriend and I drove over to Atlanta to visit Six Flags Over Georgia. 

As we were driving into Atlanta, my girlfriend said, quite seriously, "Oh, this is where Tara is -- can we visit Tara?"    I had to tell her, "My love, Gone With The Wind is only fiction.  There is no Tara near Atlanta."     

Oh, well, she did have other redeeming traits. 

 Bill

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You sure can tell some whoppers, Bill. You act like you really believe them too. Sad. 

 

Why don't you tell us what those other redeeming traits were, & if she had "dark skin"?

 

Hi Chick,

 

You tell me, "Why don't you tell us what those other redeeming traits were, & if she had 'dark skin'?"

 

My, my, someone seems to be a wee bit prejudiced.   I sure hope that you are not one of those 1950s throwbacks who has only "white" friends.  

 

But, no, she was a white blonde.  Well, at least when we were together she was blonde.  Not sure what she was before.   Have you heard the joke about the blonde who. . .    Oh, sorry, you're not blonde, are you?

 

Anyway, this blonde stopped to fill her gas tank!   Bless your heart.

 

Y'all come back now, ya heah?

 

Bill

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Originally Posted by Bill Gray:

Hi Chick,

My, my, someone seems to be a wee bit prejudiced.   I sure hope that you are not one of those 1950s throwbacks who has only "white" friends. 

 Bill

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That's rich coming from you, pretending that you don't know why I used that term. You've mentioned many times, how much you love dark skinned women. In fact, you mentioned marrying two of them.

Who would you say is prejudiced?

1950s throwback? My, my, Bill, your mask of Christianity is slipping.

 

Hi Chick,

 

Just curious.  What do you consider "dark skinned" -- brown, black, somewhere in between?   Most Filipinos and Hispanics I have known throughout my lifetime are brown skinned.  But, my Friend -- guess what?  The brown skinned people are God's norm.  We pasty white skinned folks are the variance from the norm. 

 

You see, my Friend, skin color is a result of the melanin in our skin pigments.  Normal melanin level is brown skin.  Those who migrated to Africa, and those who migrated to Eurpope -- adapted to the change in environment and gained more, or less, melanin in their skin pigments.  Those who migrated to Africa had more melanin in their skin pigments to protect them from the sun's UV rays -- becoming darker skinned.  Those folks who migrated to Europe's milder climates needed less protection from the sun -- thus, less melanin -- giving them, and us, whiter skin.

 

So, you see, my Friend -- those you demean because of their brown skin are the normal ones.   You and I are the abnormal ones, with our white, pasty skin coloring.

 

Yes, praise God, when we moved out of the 1960s, we also moved away from judging folks by the color of their skin.  At least, most of us did.  I am only assuming, though, that because you choose to demean folks with darker skin -- that you are also a pasty white.

 

One last thought.  Jesus was also brown skinned.  Does that make you like Him less?

 

God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,

 

Bill

Originally Posted by JimiHendrix:
I only ask for proof when someone claims to have it. Since there is no proof, nor will there ever be, they never provide any. There is simply no logical reason to "believe" in god. Never has been. Never will be.

 

One problem, with your reasoning Jimi, as far as choosing who or what to base your Faith on or in.


 While, from a Scientific or Physical point of view, true, there is no proof of God's existence the same can be said about the lack of God's Existence.  In other words from a Scientific perspective it cannot be proven God exist nor can it be proven that God does not exist so it's a wash.  


Christians however, myself included in that number, say that our basis of belief and faith in God has very real tangible proof sufficient for each of us.  That proof is from God Himself and is in the form of God's Holy Spirit.  God IS Spirit and therefore outside the ability of Science to catalog, test, recognize or classify.  Christians and believers also state that although there is no Scientific proof of God's existence there is secondary evidence to His existence.  

 

You have Jesus Christ who claimed to be God's Spirit in Human form the Father/Son/Holy Spirit in human flesh, a personal statement which was reinforced by miracles and even the raising of some humans from the grave/death.  

 

You also have the testimony of millions of believers/Christians who state and testify that God manifest Himself unto them, lives and dwells within their bodies along with their inner, created, spirit/soul and confirms, at least to them in a more than sufficient way, that God is real.  You have their testimonies and although yes it's one persons word against another there is a huge number of people who report and testify to the exact same thing.  Even NSNS's flying spaghetti monster doesn't have that kind of testimony or following.  Atheist and non-believers will say that those who make such testimony are just fooling themselves and that it isn't real, that they are delusional, but I suggest that this response is the only logical one they could have given the options.  If these people's testimony is to be considered  possibly or potentially valid then God's existence is a possibility and potentially valid and the evidence or proof has just not come to those who have not experienced it and the question then is why have they not experienced or realized this?  

 

Thirdly there is secondary proof in creation itself.  While you or other atheist or Science may not recognize creation as valid you do so and reject it out of your own ignorance as you disallow any possibly of it because that would mean God potentially exist and you nor they can ever give consideration to that possibility.  You claim dogmatically, emphatically without no proof to the contrary, that God doesn't exist yet you cannot prove that God doesn't exist you can only present a theory or hypothesis that God doesn't exist because frankly you don't want to consider the ramifications of a deity/God existing or being real.  The order of the universe, the fact that life exist and that planets and matter appear and interact testify to God's (or a Creator's) existence.  While I am not qualified to present the mathematical percentages in favor of life and man's existence being uniquely special and the order of things being as they are such as life ceasing to exist if our planet was one fraction closer to the sun or one fraction of a distance away.  Many other circumstances exist and are presentable to provide secondary proof that something other than an accident had to be responsible for man's existence and for creation as a whole.  


You and other atheist/non-believers create a situation where you must believe and rely on creation/mass/everything and life coming from NOTHING or as in a "Big Bang".  The infinite coming from a finite or an impossibility.  By seeking, or having, to eliminate God or a deity or Creator or Intelligent process from the act or process of Creation you, and others, seek, and only can provide a process that human mankind can understand and comprehend or generate yourselves.  You dictate that the process has to be able to be comprehended and therefore should be reproducible and verifiable in such a way that there is no question or possibility that an alternate method  exist.  The reason a dumbing down of the theory or process of how things were created is necessary in order for the elimination of God as a possible or potential source of creation.  This yields people/scientist who claim everything came from nothing or the infinite came from the finite, which is an impossibility that is totally beyond the ability to reproduce yet it is generally accepted as fact by the very people who refuse to acknowledge that there is any possibility that a God exist.  What rubbish.


 It is also our, and some other Christians, suggestion that matter/creation/"the Physical" came into existence out of and by a process which is totally beyond the conception of humankind (man/woman).  That our limited intelligence and mind cannot conceive of such nor can it comprehend the power and process by which the physical existence and realm could come from the Spiritual.  Yes the Spiritual which is the realm of God.  A realm and existence that also is beyond human conception and understanding and beyond the ability of Science to test, quantify, or examine.  

 

Think of it this way, Jimi, like your typical responses on these forums.  The inability to create a substantial argument/reply and  the presentation of a position of substance leads to a rather short, usually terse, one or two word reply usually detrimental toward another forum members intelligence and attacking the person rather than the argument or their position with your own substance and facts or documentation.  It ends up usually being a  feeble attempt at deflection from a reasoning process with regards to whatever argument/dialog is being presented.   As you say "never has been, never will be".

Originally Posted by Bill Gray:

Hi Chick,

Just curious.  What do you consider "dark skinned" -- brown, black, somewhere in between?   Most Filipinos and Hispanics I have known throughout my lifetime are brown skinned.  But, my Friend -- guess what?  The brown skinned people are God's norm.  We pasty white skinned folks are the variance from the norm. 

So, you see, my Friend -- those you demean because of their brown skin are the normal ones.   You and I are the abnormal ones, with our white, pasty skin coloring.

Yes, praise God, when we moved out of the 1960s, we also moved away from judging folks by the color of their skin.  At least, most of us did.  I am only assuming, though, that because you choose to demean folks with darker skin -- that you are also a pasty white.

One last thought.  Jesus was also brown skinned.  Does that make you like Him less?

Bill

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So, I made a mistake in quoting what you have said in the past about "brown" skin, not "dark" skin. Since you've never made a mistake in words, you wouldn't understand.

Why is it ok for you to make a distinction between white women & "brown" skin women, but I make a comment referring to skin color & you accuse me of demeaning them, not moving out of the 60's, (at which time I was just a child) & I'm judging people by the color of their skin?

 

You have, many times, mentioned on here how you prefer "brown" skin women, especially Filipinos, over white women. Others on this forum can tell you the same thing but I can easily find those post if you want me too.

I wasn't judging anyone, just throwing your words back at you but I made a mistake in words of color. You've got nerve accusing me of judging people by the color of their skin after the kind of judging you constantly do here.

BTW, I look at a person's heart & how they treat others, not what color they are & for your info, I'm not pasty.

Skin colors range from black to white.  I'm not "pasty white" either. My husband and one of our children are a very light brown in winter, and as early as April they start getting darker just by the season changing and the little sun exposure they get then. I need more sun but I would go very dark if I got a lot of sun.  All sunscreen does for us is knock out a bit of the "tan", but we don't use it for that, we use it to protect our skin. So we don't "lay out" in the sun, and have never been to tanning salons. My other child seems to have taken after my father in skin tone, but still not "pasty white", and tends to burn easier than we do.

 

Semi's right. You can't seem to talk about women at all without mentioning their skin or hair color.  Like semi, I wonder why you have to constantly mention it, and why you think anyone cares what color your wife is. I do know filipinos value and admire the lighter skinned tones. Some people say the women are obsessed with bleaching or trying to lighten their skin. I guess they're prejudiced.  I have seen a yellowish or greenish skin tone on them too.  It's you that seems to think there's a reason to constantly mention your ex-wife was mexican and your now wife is filipino.  You can't seem to just post, "my wife". So don't falsely accuse semi, and now probably me, of demeaning anyone. I can really anger you I guess by mentioning I don't care for the asians facial features, and to me their accents are annoying/whiny. But that's not "said" to be racist or demeaning, it's just a fact. I'm very sure that the majority of asians don't care for our facial features or accents either. Same with all races. 

 

I don't think you really care about prejudice or anything like that UNLESS you think you can use it to accuse someone you don't like of being prejudiced, or "running down your wife" for being filipino, even when you know darn well they aren't. That's a page right out of the democrats hand book and you look as bad as they do when you play that race card against someone.

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Originally Posted by gbrk:
 

One problem, with your reasoning Jimi, as far as choosing who or what to base your Faith on or in.


 While, from a Scientific or Physical point of view, true, there is no proof of God's existence the same can be said about the lack of God's Existence.  In other words from a Scientific perspective it cannot be proven God exist nor can it be proven that God does not exist so it's a wash.  


It is not "a wash". That is an absurd statement. It also cannot be proven or disproven that Santa Claus exists.



Christians however, myself included in that number, say that our basis of belief and faith in God has very real tangible proof sufficient for each of us.  That proof is from God Himself and is in the form of God's Holy Spirit.  God IS Spirit and therefore outside the ability of Science to catalog, test, recognize or classify.  Christians and believers also state that although there is no Scientific proof of God's existence there is secondary evidence to His existence.  


"belief and faith" are in no way "tangible proof". This is another absurd statement.

 

You have Jesus Christ who claimed to be God's Spirit in Human form the Father/Son/Holy Spirit in human flesh, a personal statement which was reinforced by miracles and even the raising of some humans from the grave/death.  


There is no evidence, outside of the Bible, that Jesus Christ even existed, much less was the Son of God.

 

You also have the testimony of millions of believers/Christians who state and testify that God manifest Himself unto them, lives and dwells within their bodies along with their inner, created, spirit/soul and confirms, at least to them in a more than sufficient way, that God is real.  You have their testimonies and although yes it's one persons word against another there is a huge number of people who report and testify to the exact same thing.  Even NSNS's flying spaghetti monster doesn't have that kind of testimony or following.  Atheist and non-believers will say that those who make such testimony are just fooling themselves and that it isn't real, that they are delusional, but I suggest that this response is the only logical one they could have given the options.  If these people's testimony is to be considered  possibly or potentially valid then God's existence is a possibility and potentially valid and the evidence or proof has just not come to those who have not experienced it and the question then is why have they not experienced or realized this?  


I also have the testimony of millions of children that Santa Claus exists. There is also plenty of video and eyewitness evidence of his existence. 

 

 You claim dogmatically, emphatically without no proof to the contrary, that God doesn't exist yet you cannot prove that God doesn't exist you can only present a theory or hypothesis that God doesn't exist because frankly you don't want to consider the ramifications of a deity/God existing or being real.  


It is logically impossible to prove that God, Santa, or Superman doesn't exist. A negative cannot be proven. This is indis****ble.


You and other atheist/non-believers create a situation where you must believe and rely on creation/mass/everything and life coming from NOTHING or as in a "Big Bang".  


Science did not "create a situation". Science begins with what is known and looks for explanations. Scientific knowledge changes as knowledge increases. Religion begins with the explanation and makes up myths to support the explanation. Religion cannot change because its beliefs are absolute. If anything is "rubbish" it is you kind of "reasoning".


 It is also our, and some other Christians, suggestion that matter/creation/"the Physical" came into existence out of and by a process which is totally beyond the conception of humankind (man/woman).  That our limited intelligence and mind cannot conceive of such nor can it comprehend the power and process by which the physical existence and realm could come from the Spiritual.  Yes the Spiritual which is the realm of God.  A realm and existence that also is beyond human conception and understanding and beyond the ability of Science to test, quantify, or examine.  


So, you are saying that if we don't understand something, it must be caused by God? Hardly a convincing argument.

 

  As you say "never has been, never will be".


Absolutely. There is no evidence for your God. There has never been any. And it is virtually positive that there never will be any. When anyone posts a completely ridiculous and extraordinary idea, with zero evidence or logic to back it up, then a "terse one or two word reply" is all that is necessary. 


Finally, anyone who takes the time to read this will easily see why a "terse one or two word reply" is preferable to a long, time-consuming argument, which isn't going to change anyone's mind.

Rational arguments have no power over the irrational.


If Christians and Republicans had critical thinking skills, there would be no Christians or Republicans.

quote:   Originally Posted by semiannualchick:
So, I made a mistake in quoting what you have said in the past about "brown" skin, not "dark" skin. Since you've never made a mistake in words, you wouldn't understand.  Why is it ok for you to make a distinction between white women & "brown" skin women, but I make a comment referring to skin color & you accuse me of demeaning them, not moving out of the 60's, (at which time I was just a child) & I'm judging people by the color of their skin?

 

You have, many times, mentioned on here how you prefer "brown" skin women, especially Filipinos, over white women. Others on this forum can tell you the same thing but I can easily find those post if you want me too.  I wasn't judging anyone, just throwing your words back at you but I made a mistake in words of color. You've got nerve accusing me of judging people by the color of their skin after the kind of judging you constantly do here.  BTW, I look at a person's heart & how they treat others, not what color they are & for your info, I'm not pasty.


Hi Chick,

 

Actually, I never looked for or dated a woman because of her skin color; although I do consider brown skin women more attractive.  My guess is that most folks do.  Even women prefer to be brown skinned.  Proof?  Have YOU ever purposely tried to get a sun tan, i.e., brown skin?   How popular are the Tanning Salons?  Seems everyone wants to be brown skinned.  And, what comment is most often heard of a person who has a good tan -- "Great tan.  You look healthier!"  Hmmm, do you suppose this is because brown skin is God's norm?

 

Why have I always been attracted to Hispanic and Filipino women?  Primarily because of the Hispanic and Filipino family values.   Both ethnic groups place very high value on family; as do I.

 

Another reason, which is appropriate for me only since I became a Christian in 1987 -- both groups are typically always eager for Bible study and discussing the Word of God.  True, there are a large percentage of both groups who are Roman Catholic; but, among those who are not died-in-the-wool Roman Catholics (only priest can interpret the Bible) -- they are eager for Bible study.   I like that.

 

About 20 years ago, my pastor, a Baptist, was invited to do a Bible study in a local Roman Catholic church by a group of Filipino Roman Catholics.  Dory and I went with him and found them eager to hear the Word of God.

 

Chick, you tell me, "I look at a person's heart & how they treat others, not what color they are."

 

So do I -- and that is why I have always been attracted to the family values of these groups.  This is not saying that other ethnic groups do not have strong family values -- just that I have found it more consistent in the Hispanic and Filipino groups.

 

Then, you tell me, "for your info, I'm not pasty."

 

Wow, sounds like you have been to a Tanning Salon lately.   Good on you!   Now, maybe you are a normal brown skinned lady.

 

God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,

 

Bill

Actually, I never looked for or dated a woman because of her skin color; although I do consider brown skin women more attractive. My guess is that most folks do. Even women prefer to be brown skinned. Proof? Have YOU ever purposely tried to get a sun tan, i.e., brown skin? How popular are the Tanning Salons? Seems everyone wants to be brown skinned.

 

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No, not everyone wants to be brown skinned. And if that was true the filipinos and others wouldn't be "bleaching" their skins in the hopes of lightening it.

 

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Why have I always been attracted to Hispanic and Filipino women?  Primarily because of the Hispanic and Filipino family values.   Both ethnic groups place very high value on family; as do I.


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No more than any other ethnic group. I think we all know what attracts you.

Originally Posted by Bill Gray:
Hi Chick,

Actually, I never looked for or dated a woman because of her skin color; although I do consider brown skin women more attractive.  

Hmmm, do you suppose this is because brown skin is God's norm?

Why have I always been attracted to Hispanic and Filipino women?  Primarily because of the Hispanic and Filipino family values.   Both ethnic groups place very high value on family; as do I.

 

So do I -- and that is why I have always been attracted to the family values of these groups.  This is not saying that other ethnic groups do not have strong family values -- just that I have found it more consistent in the Hispanic and Filipino groups.

Bill

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Difference in you & God is he's not as judgmental as you are & my guess He doesn't give a rat's behind what color someone's skin is.

 

You seem to put a lot of stock in a person's skin color.

We all know the real reason you prefer Hispanic & Filipino women.

 

You haven't been in many ethnic groups if you think

family values are more consistent in Hispanic & Filipino groups.

 

I am not "pasty white" because my great-grandfather & grandmother were full blooded Cherokee. But I know some "pasty white" people that are good, decent folks that would go out of their way to help anyone.

You are one sick individual, Bill.

 

 

 

 

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