Sentences with phrase «invisible pink unicorn»

@ Q — Hardly, but I'm willing to bet the faith you have to believe no God exists is the very same faith Christians have to believe God exists... now who's being incredulous here?!? «Invisible pink unicorn» Pffft!!!

My invisible pink unicorn loves to eat the body of Jesus and drink his blood.

My invisible pink unicorn believes all of that; however, her BS meter broke awhile back so who really knows.

You can give your god any attributes «by definition», I can do the same with an invisible pink unicorn.

If I was to say that I have an invisible pink unicorn that talks to me and grants me wishes I would hope that you would call me crazy.

Nobody will go to heaven because heaven, much like the invisible pink unicorn and satan, do not exist.

You'll never know what it is like to be called by the supreme invisible pink unicorn, master of all universes and gods.

So I'm asking my invisible pink unicorn to pray for ya'all.

«People say that they don't know if there is a [n invisible pink unicorn].

I do not believe there is an invisible pink unicorn in the room with me.

I propose that if even a being made of light riding on an invisible pink unicorn throwing teapots of bliss down on your heads came up and declared himself God... there would still be those athiests that would probably spout off some Arthur C. Clarke stuff.

I just saw the invisible pink unicorn!

Hey, my invisible pink unicorn doesn't blog either.

Correction: what two consenting adults do in private is between them, god, the easter bunny, santa claus, the tooth fairy, big foot, ra, shiva, allah, the flying spaghetti monster, the invisible pink unicorn, thor, zeus, apollo, hercules, hermes, athena and about 1800 other made up characters.

Those who have a brain and think for themselves see that is is bunk (see the «invisible pink unicorn» comments), leaving those of us who still believe in a higher power and seek spiritual understanding on an island.

But, you can not test that something is NOT true, because that would be an attempt to prove a negative (like proving the invisible pink unicorn doesn't exist), and ID is basically stating X can not be true (because I don't yet know how it could be).

The invisible pink unicorn is telling me to write this, so it must be true.

You have to believe in invisible pink unicorn to have invisible pink unicorn provide her evidence.

My invisible pink unicorn was in need of a snack, and this fit the bill.

Belky what if invisible pink unicorns were coming to save you from the flying spagetti monster?

Atheists don't have to prove that a god exists, anymore than you require proof that invisible pink unicorns don't exist.

To use the typical examples: What is the «alternate belief under your doubt of» invisible pink unicorns or teapots orbiting the sun?

Further Krause stated «Infinite numbers of things exist everywhere in nature, you can see lots of infinite collections of things, like jelly beans and bumblebees and invisible pink unicorns.

It only separates what has been falsified from what has not, within the standard applied by science (invisible pink unicorns have not been falsified, but they're not in the purview of science).

You can NEVER prove that something (like harm from GE crops, harm from grafted fruits, harm from conventionally bred crops, or harm from invisible pink unicorns) IS N'T there.

GH, how dare you site invisible pink unicorns and forget to mention the flying spaghetti monster.

Not exact matches

But of course faith does not need scientific evidence to be faith and if your faith revolves around a flying pink invisible unicorn or what have you, I hope it brings you the spiritual joy you are searching for.

Lycidas,»... if your faith revolves around a flying pink invisible unicorn or what have you, I hope it brings you the spiritual joy you are searching for.»