Sentences with phrase «other imaginary beings»

Not even just one, no satan either, nor pink unicorns or any other imaginary beings.

I'm not afraid of elves, Santa, gods, leprechauns, fairies, Big Foot, and other imaginary beings.

What makes you think there is any way to go back to believing in other imaginary beings?

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Is there any other time in history where people gave their money to imaginary friends?

And because others have also been brainwashed into beleiving another version of said imaginary story... We must HATE and KILL them...

Others would seek psychiatric help if they were seeing and hearing imaginary things.

Just because we don't believe in your imaginary friend or the imaginary friend of other religions does not mean we don't hold beliefs, the difference is that we care that what we believe is true... you don't care (thus the faith you have in the buybull).

There is more than substantial evidence that the bible and therefore the biblical jesus and his daddy were man - made frauds based on the other imaginary gods that came before.

For his imaginary Jesus is different from Chads imaginary Jesus, and indeed, there are 2 billion versions of Jesus on the planet, most of whom look at all the others and say «you are not a real Christian!»

It often seems as the «share» the details of this relationship that Jesus is more like a child's imaginary friend who is always on their side when any conflict occurs with others rather than the Jesus who loved people enough to tell them, without accusing or withdrawing affection, the hard truths they needed to know to encourge them to make more meaningful choices.

I don't care what American jesus or any other mystical imaginary manmade being thinks!

If your imaginary friend brings you comfort, you are welcome to your own personal fiction, just as the others who believe just as strongly as you do but in a different god.

But they are more interested in telling others what to do, rather than dealing with their own failure to follow their imaginary sky daddy.

God is as imaginary as the 2 other people you hear voices from!

My life may not have meaning, but if I try very hard, and do very well, it could have quite a lot of meaning, real meaning, that will be felt here in the real world, not in a possible reward in a realm that can't be proven to be anything other than imaginary.

I knew another woman who went to the church and she said no one was bullying the other woman, who she said attended only part time, did not participate in most church activities and interpreted her lack of social connections to imaginary bullies.

If your imaginary friend was so infallible as you seem to think it was, it sure fucked up big time on these, and plenty of other predictions.

Step away from the bible and prove via evidence that your imaginary friend is real and that one of the other numerous gods are not.

There is some sort of imaginary line that is drawn, and everybody on one side of the line is «good with God,» and everybody on the other side needs to «get right with God.»

The porous self stems from the social imaginary of an enchanted world; its primary trait is an openness toward the world as a causal matrix filled with other humans, spirits, demons, and cosmic forces that produce meaning.

We're more concerned with the followers of your imaginary friend and the way they use their belief to justify harm to others.

You'd be angry too if every time you turned around some Christian, religious zealot was shoving a cartoon book [i.e. Bible] down your throat along with all the other mysticism, imaginary friends, etc. that you have to deal with on a daily basis.

Contemporary parental phobias are not entirely imaginary, after all, though on the other hand there's never been a time when the world wasn't fraught with perils.

The notion that dragons create the winds is no more irrational than any other imaginary creature creating anything.

Luckily for us all, there is no difference between your god and other imaginary creatures.

Indeed, a real object is not necessary for some intentional objects, such as our consciousness of a unicorn or other imaginary entities.

The Babble Humpers and other delusional believers should keep their nose out of other's business, but of course are free to attempt to impose their imaginary being driven rules on their own consenting adult cult members.

You are free to believe the bullshit, but unless you have any evidence to set your god apart from all other imaginary creatures, it isn't anything other than bullshit.

Having said that, there have been wars waged between religions claiming «my imaginary friend (God) is better than yours»... I feel like as a reasonable person, I am above that, and I wont get into emotional responsiveness that can incite anger in others, leading to an unproductive discussion.

They cause people to kill each other over whose imaginary friend is the «best».

I find it sad that you can see no other reason to live without being subservient to an imaginary tyrrant.

You are so delusional you think just insisting others believe in imaginary things makes you seem smart.

YOU, on the other hand, are a self - admitted slave to a bunch of rules that call for the death of other people based upon imaginary criteria subject to your own level of schizophrenia.

No imaginary being in the sky is required for that, just intelligence and an inherited compassion and instinct to cooperate with other members of our species.

It's unreal you're klan is out to force their beliefs on other people in ways that directly affect them tremendously and you're the first to whine about how you're being forced to deal with imaginary BS items.

When we are tired one of the surest symptoms of our fatigue is that we begin imagining controversies with other people, making up in our minds contentious conversations with folk whom we do not like, writing imaginary letters swelling with rage or bitter with sarcasm.

Atheists have strong minds and are good at helping weak - minded people work through their struggles with other people or the imaginary forces or obstacles that men have made up.

Other than the DELUSION of imaginary beings, they are identical and yield EXACTLY the same results, which are NONE at all!

You believers can keep on being good little hypocrites by doing all the things you waive your lily white fingers at others when they do it, then get «absolved» on Dou che bag day, then feel warm and fuzzy knowing that your imaginary friend will still let you into heaven.

Perhaps she did; the Bible is a veritable treasure trove of magic, superst!tion, curses, incantations, fantasy and other imaginary stuff.

Am I really living on a planet where people kill each other for worshipping different imaginary friends??

One groups imaginary Sky Fairy is no more or less benign than the others are.

Like I said above, you are free to be as big of an idiot as you want, and believe in the Tooth Fairy, Santa Claus or any other imaginary friend.

Telling an Atheist to turn to your imaginary friends imaginary son is like telling you to turn to Odin... we do not find any more reason to believe in your god, then you find reason to believe in any other god - guess that makes you an Atheist of sorts also!

To instead send your mind through imaginary scenes with Jesus, as Ignatian meditation and some other devotional paths do, is seen as not only a waste of time (why imagine he's here, when he really is here?)

Second, when each of us is cautious about sacrificing our own journey for the sake of the other and the relationship, we humbly attempt to modify our own positions as a kind of compromise, hoping we can meet in an imaginary middle.

It's a fact that one can «only» observe nations when all others believe in it... especially those outside of the imaginary border.

I am sick of reading about what other religions are doing to woman, children and to other people who won't go along with their imaginary friend.

Hilarious, people that believe in imaginary beings complaining about other people imagining other things..

Maybe some people would want to pigeonhole me as atheist or agnostic, but the truth is I just don't care about other peoples» imaginary friends, or lack thereof.