Sins

[ajazali]

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@IsaidwhatIsaid

I didn’t make an actual judgement of my critical thinking skills considering it was presented in a hypothetical way. I see your reading skills are failing you again. Also, anybody can make a judgement on anything regardless of their own skill level. It doesn’t have to mean that the judgement has weight, it just means they can make it. I cannot sing well, but I still have the capability to say that others cannot sing well either. LMFAO. Also, your reply to MoStar was quite pathetic regardless of your intent. Instead of trying to debunk his claims you presented your presented your own joke of an argument.

ok, I get it. you acknowledging that you made a judgement irrespective of it validity

[ajazali]

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@IsaidwhatIsaid

Aww, you really think your pathetic arguments are making some kind of dent in my belief system or making my soul more restless. Your “purpose from your belief” is also a pretty lame reason. LMFAO. As if not adhering to a religion made in the 7th century means that you can’t have a moral code or a purpose in life.

Also, let’s look at this hot take: “Neither your body nor is the energy your body possess are real?” What kind of dumbass assertion is that?

There has to be tangible proof of something for it to be “objective.”
No, atheists do not have a set belief system besides “There are no Gods/Goddesses.” So, how do atheists believe “everything” is subjective again? There are objective realities, that funnily enough, religious people constantly want to disprove because it goes against their religious beliefs. That is the real joke of the day. See, you have demonstrated that you do no actually know what you are arguing against. You think you know about atheists and what they must be like, but your assertions in that post show that you do not.

Do you even understand what is “objective reality”? you dont know the subject.
You can measure the energy in the human body as same can be done to another artificiality created object. go to hell. you are not inline with anything

[IsaidwhatIsaid]

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@ajazali

ok, I get it. you acknowledging that you made a judgement irrespective of it validity

No, that could be applied more to you than me.

[IsaidwhatIsaid]

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@ajazali

Do you even understand what is “objective reality”? you dont know the subject.
You can measure the energy in the human body as same can be done to another artificiality created object. go to hell. you are not inline with anything

I do know what “objective reality” is. Clearly it is you that do not. Yeah, you can measure energy in the human body and its functions in general. Those are biological processes. The energy in an artificially created object is not going to anywhere close to an actual living being and thus your ““comparison”” is dumb. So, try again.
Also, I can’t really go to a place that does not have definitive proof it exists

[ajazali]

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@IsaidwhatIsaid

No, that could be applied more to you than me.

let people see it

@IsaidwhatIsaid

I didn’t make an actual judgement of my critical thinking skills considering it was presented in a hypothetical way. I see your reading skills are failing you again. Also, anybody can make a judgement on anything regardless of their own skill level. It doesn’t have to mean that the judgement has weight, it just means they can make it. I cannot sing well, but I still have the capability to say that others cannot sing well either. LMFAO. Also, your reply to MoStar was quite pathetic regardless of your intent. Instead of trying to debunk his claims you presented your presented your own joke of an argument.

[ajazali]

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@IsaidwhatIsaid

I do know what “objective reality” is. Clearly it is you that do not. Yeah, you can measure energy in the human body and its functions in general. Those are biological processes. The energy in an artificially created object is not going to anywhere close to an actual living being and thus your ““comparison”” is dumb. So, try again.
**Also, I can’t really go to a place that does not have definitive proof it exists **

keep nourishing your soul with arrogance.
well, one day or another, you will have to go there. as i say go to hell.

[IsaidwhatIsaid]

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@ajazali

let people see it

Considering I posted it to this thread, people can already see it. So much for you “exposing my restless soul!!111 herp derp”

[IsaidwhatIsaid]

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@ajazali

keep nourishing your soul with arrogance.
well, one day or another, you will have to go there. as i say go to hell.

I’ll keep “nourishing my soul with arrogance” and laughing at you screeching “go to hell!!!111” like it means anything to me.
Also, we’ll see about that! Who knows, maybe instead of going to an afterlife we’ll be reincarnated instead

[ajazali]

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@IsaidwhatIsaid

Considering I posted it to this thread, people can already see it. So much for you “exposing my restless soul!!111 herp derp”

i think you have learnt a good lesson. now go to hell.

@IsaidwhatIsaid

I’ll keep “nourishing my soul with arrogance” and laughing at you screeching “go to hell!!!111” like it means anything to me.
Also, we’ll see about that! Who knows, maybe instead of going to an afterlife we’ll be reincarnated instead

we can argue on reincarnation but knowing you are an idiot, no need to discuss it with you.
yes it does mean a lot to you. go to hell

[IsaidwhatIsaid]

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@ajazali

i think you have learnt a good lesson. now go to hell.

we can argue on reincarnation but knowing you are an idiot, no need to discuss it with you.
yes it does mean a lot to you. go to hell

Aww, look at this triggert loser trying to act like he actually made a point and is the intelligent one in the conversation. Again, I can’t go to a place that does not have concrete proof it exists

[ajazali]

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@IsaidwhatIsaid

Aww, look at this triggert loser trying to act like he actually made a point and is the intelligent one in the conversation. Again, I can’t go to a place that does not have concrete proof it exists

Yes plesase go to hell

[Holy_Lota]

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Awe.. so much love in this thread among you two.. <3 #adorable](http://gupshup.org/gs/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=adorable)

[ajazali]

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Some funny points from the thread.
religion is making this world regressive…
US is largely religious…

[Holy_Lota]

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Its the fact that religious conservatism is making the world a hell. No question about it

BUT, and its a big but (not butt):

Its not the religious concept or faith itself: Its the fukin people who are using it left, right and the middle to take complete advantage of.

And yes US is the biggest example of it right now. Mr. Don the Con was elected due to support of Christian conservatives and Jews conservatives and now there is a bill to revoke separation of Church from Govt. and another massive effort to make Jerasuleum Israeli capital.

Ok another example: The biggest ethnic cleansing, or may be one of the biggest in Rohingya, Maynmar is done by who? Monks who follow budha whose message was love and peace and what not. But they did what fanatics do. i.e. Ignore the “peace” part of religion when it comes to personal motive.

And guess what the most scary part is: Its not going to stop anywhere. The world is tilted towards religious extremism all around and it looks like it’ll be like that for a long time because all what history has proved that religious conservatives once get the power they act like a spider and make a web all around and we all are going to be trapped in it forever

[Anjul]

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@Holy_Lota

Its the fact that religious conservatism is making the world a hell. No question about it

BUT, and its a big but (not butt):

Its not the religious concept or faith itself: Its the fukin people who are using it left, right and the middle to take complete advantage of.

And yes US is the biggest example of it right now. Mr. Don the Con was elected due to support of Christian conservatives and Jews conservatives and now there is a bill to revoke separation of Church from Govt. and another massive effort to make Jerasuleum Israeli capital.

Ok another example: The biggest ethnic cleansing, or may be one of the biggest in Rohingya, Maynmar is done by who? Monks who follow budha whose message was love and peace and what not. But they did what fanatics do. i.e. Ignore the “peace” part of religion when it comes to personal motive.

And guess what the most scary part is: Its not going to stop anywhere. The world is tilted towards religious extremism all around and it looks like it’ll be like that for a long time because all what history has proved that religious conservatives once get the power they act like a spider and make a web all around and we all are going to be trapped in it forever

super duper like

[IsaidwhatIsaid]

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@ajazali

Some funny points from the thread.
religion is making this world regressive…
US is largely religious…

The only comedian is you, pal.

[IsaidwhatIsaid]

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@ajazali

Yes plesase go to hell

More comedy. All this thing can do is parrot

[ajazali]

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@IsaidwhatIsaid

The only comedian is you, pal.

See you resltess soul, it was a point to moster’s post. But you know you are the restless

[ajazali]

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@Holy_Lota

Its the fact that religious conservatism is making the world a hell. No question about it

BUT, and its a big but (not butt):

Its not the religious concept or faith itself: Its the fukin people who are using it left, right and the middle to take complete advantage of.

And yes US is the biggest example of it right now. Mr. Don the Con was elected due to support of Christian conservatives and Jews conservatives and now there is a bill to revoke separation of Church from Govt. and another massive effort to make Jerasuleum Israeli capital.

Ok another example: The biggest ethnic cleansing, or may be one of the biggest in Rohingya, Maynmar is done by who? Monks who follow budha whose message was love and peace and what not. But they did what fanatics do. i.e. Ignore the “peace” part of religion when it comes to personal motive.

And guess what the most scary part is: Its not going to stop anywhere. The world is tilted towards religious extremism all around and it looks like it’ll be like that for a long time because all what history has proved that religious conservatives once get the power they act like a spider and make a web all around and we all are going to be trapped in it forever

Destruction of Iraq is not an issue as it was done by a not “baptized” president.
To liberals, Buddhism was not religion but a philosophy or something else. It became religion as soon as world saw violence from monks. Are Buddhists justifying it with religious source/text? or you can just blame religion because Buddhisms have all of sudden become an organized religion?

[Holy_Lota]

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@ajazali

Destruction of Iraq is not an issue as it was done by a not “baptized” president.
To liberals, Buddhism was not religion but a philosophy or something else. It became religion as soon as world saw violence from monks. Are Buddhists justifying it with religious source/text? or you can just blame religion because Buddhisms have all of sudden become an organized religion?

Last I chekced Budhism was a religion for sure.

Buddhism

“Buddhism ( /ˈbʊdɪzəm/ or /ˈbuːdɪzəm/)[1][2] is a religion[note 1][3] and dharma that encompasses a variety of traditions, beliefs and spiritual practices largely based on original teachings attributed to the Buddha and resulting interpreted philosophies. Buddhism originated in Ancient India sometime between the 6th and 4th centuries BCE, from where it spread through much of Asia, whereafter it declined in India during the Middle Ages. Two major extant branches of Buddhism are generally recognized by scholars: Theravada (Pali: “The School of the Elders”) and Mahayana (Sanskrit: “The Great Vehicle”). Buddhism is the world’s fourth-largest religion, with over 520 million followers or over 7% of the global population, known as Buddhists”

I think you have some comprehension issues my friend. If you reread my previous post, there was nowhere I blamed religion. I am simply saying that religion or faith is never to blame. Its the practitioners who are to be blamed who twist things for their own advantage.

And I have noooo idea how destruction of Iraq is relevant here. By the way, Iraq war was initiated by Senior bush and then junior bush and both are super conservative Christians.
Please do your research. Thanks.