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Nope, you're mistaken. It is not that clear. Furthermore, if the Bible does say that homosexuality is wrong, then that is clear evidence of how silly it is.

Most clerks do a lot of work!

I challenge you to believe that invisible aliens live among us. You have no evidence of this, but that's the challenge!

Even completely ignoring the fact that we have scientific knowledge and observations of the sun, that is not faith, it is called inductive reasoning.

That is exactly the problem with religion.

Please, if you are going to take part in this thread, offer a sensible contribution. Do not simply say "I believe this and I know it's true."

Top-tier firms are extremely competitive. It's hard to even get an interview!

Religion makes people do a lot of stupid things. If you had turned on your TV recently you'd have seen millions of people running around a building like lunatics, injuring thousands of themselves in the process.

If you can't prove it, why do you believe it?

Actually the UAC uses your GPA to calculate your NRSL rank.

Something I don't understand, not having the religious background. What will stop a progression in humanity's understanding of God from the New Testament to something else? Is there a reason that makes one text right and not the other?

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haha lol @ the head job

I will PM you. No showing others, though, I'm serious!

Ah good, because I have been doing db flys but I have no machine (my own bench/weights, no gym) so it's good to affirm that a closer-grip will help. Thanks.

Is that you in your pic MC? If so what do you find effective for working out your inner chest? I am going to try more incline and holding my hands closer in on the bar

Are you saying that the fact that humans can create is indicative of a soul? I don't quite follow that.

I would also recommend reading Aquinas, but for different reasons. I looked at Aquinas's proofs in first year philosophy when learning the basics of argument. They are interesting for this purpose. Our fervent lecturer delighted in hammering such arguments into us with the most persuasive force...

Well it isn't a case of "explaining God away" because to the non-theist, you don't start with the proposition that God exists. You start from looking at all the evidence and reasoning you have about the world and asking what is likely to be true. Since, to the non-believer, there is no evidence...

If faith is not free of reason and evidence, then it is not faith is it? It is a belief based on reason/evidence. In contrast, faith is belief that cannot rationally be proven or objectively known. Now you see my problem with it. If you have certain beliefs that stem from evidence/reason, then...