I also have this other
crazy belief in particular about the AI world that makes me slightly more optimistic, which goes something like this.
If someone wants to practice
some crazy belief in the privacy of their own home or in a church with like minded nutjobs thats their right — but do nt force you prayer on me, make policy based on those nutjob beliefs and please keep your blessings to yourself — I do not want them.
Not exact matches
A bit of site googling demonstrates that «Live4Him» has copied and pasted the same «arguments» for his
crazy god
beliefs at least 5 times
in the past few months.
Its very similar to how Muslim
beliefs override reason and practical thinking
in the middle east where most of us
in America call them
crazy for things they do based on their religion.
Personally — I don't care what people believe
in — I am too tired of all the
crazies to wase even a second dicussing my personal
beliefs in an effort to convert them — If they can't see the basic silliness
in religion — not my problem
I find it amazing that
in the 21st century that there still exists some very strange /
crazy cults that are part of the Christian
belief system.
What
beliefs are «
crazy» that Romney
beliefs in?
Non theists see
crazy people hurting themselves with the false
belief in god.
It wasn't the summer that brought an end to my doubt, but it was the summer I encountered a different Jesus, a Jesus who requires more from me than intellectual assent and emotional allegiance; a Jesus who associated with sinners and infuriated the religious; a Jesus who broke the rules and refused to cast the first stone; a Jesus who gravitated toward sick people and
crazy people, homeless people and hopeless people; a Jesus who preferred story to exposition and metaphor to syllogism; a Jesus who answered questions with more questions, and demands for proof with demands for faith... a Jesus who healed each person differently and saved each person differently; a Jesus who had no list of
beliefs to check off, no doctrinal statements to sign, no surefire way to tell who was «
in» and who was «out»; a Jesus who loved after being betrayed, healed after being hurt, and forgave while being nailed to a tree; a Jesus who asked his disciples to do the same...
due to some
crazy religious
beliefs out there
in the world i.e. marrying off young children and marrying genetic kin, the government can't ever allow religion to dictate marriage policy, so have your ceremonies and deny same - gender couples to marry
in your church but bluntly stated your crying and foot - stomping will accomplish nothing, marriage isn't a religious thing it is a civil rights and equality thing, thus if the religious win by denying same gender cuples their civil rights to equal treatment under the law, then don't be surprised when others use those same grounds to deny you your rights under the law.
Unfortunately, while some sad creatures continue to focus on a small minority religion
in our country (maybe 10 million tops, depending on the study) while a
crazy branch of the majority religion has decided it wants to force everyone
in our same country to adhere to THEIR bizarre and restrictive
beliefs.
Clearly it's not
crazy to think that a bearded man - god will come down to Earth, save all of those who profess
belief in the correct religious denomination (place your bets now), and end the world.
his mom brought him from church to church for an excorcism while passing up the hospitals and look what happened... these people need REAL medical help, not
crazy faith - heads who compound the problem with their unjustified
beliefs in invisible monsters.
You see how you are trying to pervert the word «faith»
in order to try and invalidate an atheist and not trying to necessarily validate your own
crazy belief?
Our society would go
crazy with you christians committing horrific crimes apparently without your
belief in a God, yes...?
Actually it was the
belief in God and Jesus as my personal savior that drove me
crazy and I went to church all the time.
Andrew, you say that it was the
belief in God and Jesus as your personal savior that drove you
crazy and you went to church all the time, and now you don't believe it... If you really KNEW God through Jesus Christ as your personal Savior, you would hav never left Him.
whew, scary how many sad individuals buy into to the
crazy mythical
beliefs in creators.
Moms cite «
crazy screaming,» «hitting,» and «defiance» — behaviors that can develop
in the toddler years — as well as the
belief that children this young can't understand the reasoning of a time - out.
Despite my firm
belief in Julia Child's mantra of «Everything
in moderation, including moderation,» I was THAT GIRL — the one that can drive any well - intentioned host
crazy.
This is such a
crazy mindset for some people, but I want to share my
beliefs and passions
in hope that more people will be able to live life this way and to the fullest!
He proves why once more
in «Take Shelter,» writer - director Jeff Nichols» compelling but discomfiting study of a man struggling to balance his unshakable
belief that the end is near with his recognition that he is,
in all likelihood, going
crazy.
After sitting through the Oscars last night and having my
belief in everything good
in the world nothing can sooth my soul more than some
crazy Nic Cage.
Isaacs makes Volmer seem
crazy but still grounded
in his
beliefs.
The cast and creative team's
beliefs in time travel runs the gamut: Trevorrow says, «On the science side, the great inventions don't always come from someone working at a big corporation — they could come from that
crazy lunatic building things
in the garage.
In the end, there were four scenes: A serf's house where the men discussed the tragedy while a mother nursed a dying child; an apothecary's store, where members of the medical profession debated cures for the plague; a church, where monks considered causes of the illness while they worked on illuminated manuscripts and where a priest was indifferent to a parishioner's pleas for help; and finally, a central market square where traveling Franciscan monks declared their
beliefs about the plague, flagellants whipped themselves and blamed the Jews, and an old woman went
crazy as she ranted about «the end of the world.»
When I say «this book is a monster» I mean it
in every sense of the word: the subject is a rough beast, shambling and spraying acid and bile; as a historical document it is both beyond
belief and completely believable; and it's selling like
crazy.
«The people
in the Philippines just went
crazy — it's this kind of impact which creates a sense of self -
belief,» says Parker.
B) Carol Osborne, the vet heading the lawsuit, is a
crazy person who believes vaccines cause autoimmune disorders, when
in fact vaccines don't work that way at all (they act
in a different way
in the immune system), among other bizarre
beliefs she pushes into the mainstream.
A recent survey of contemporary art galleries found that fully 30 % of 8,000 polled operate at a loss, further affirming my
belief that all of us
in the art world are at least a little bit
crazy to continue doing what we do.
But I do think there's room for another dimension to the scenario Roberts describes — that is, short of the mega-disasters described above, the generally
crazier weather events that climate change increases the strength and frequency of do have an impact on American
belief in climate change.