Sentences with phrase «thing imaginary is»
The only thing imaginary is your logic.
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Putting things in perspective means looking at what is truly real and what is a problem that is imaginary or rather built up in your mind.
An education is a useful thing... Christmas has nothing to do with your imaginary friends illegitimate child... read on and open your closed mind: (http://www.livescience.com/25779-christmas-traditions-history-paganism.html)» Early Christians had a soft spot for pagans
However, I will not put stock into some imaginary thing that «knows all» and will reveal what IT wants when IT wants and be heppy with that.
Believing in imaginary, magical things is on that list.
Others would seek psychiatric help if they were seeing and hearing imaginary things.
There is no god, but if you believe in imaginary things yourself, then that's just fine.
Imaginary beings do not do things, and thus have no «why» to «why» they do what people imagine they do.
The requirements for belief in a thing that exists are similar to the requirements for belief in a thing that is imaginary.
In my experience, real things are distinguishable form illusions, misperceptions, imaginary things and the like — they leave evidence.
And this suppose to be a GOD that loves us??????????????? I have better thing to do then to pray to an imaginary presence, and even less time for people that «think» they know what this imaginary presence wants!
the bland fact of the matter is — i don't need to do a thing to disprove the existence of an imaginary man in the sky.
So he is to blame but it is because of his belief in imaginary things.
We don't have to believe in fairy tales and lies, ever fearing the imaginary and hoping for things that won't ever be.
15 % = because they are total losers who massively trainwrecked their lives and are hoping that an imaginary friend will somehow improve things for them.
I am pointing out the absurdity of your position, which credits your imaginary buddy with a few particular behaviors, but who ignores things he really should be helping with.
A person can be agnostic about many things, not just the imaginary gods.
Our brains are built to intuitively grasp natural numbers, we need education to learn about zero and the rest, our brains are built to seek refuge from the unexplainable, the unknown holds some danger, so the brain has mechanisms of inventing imaginary supernatural creatures to help make sense of things that are beyond our knowledge and understanding.
Why is there so much fear of death that so many people need to beleive in imaginary things to soothe their fears??
Let's all go back to the dark ages, when the only thing we can rely on is an imaginary friend whom we have never seen.
If the only reason you do the right thing is the fear of punishment or because an imaginary sky wizard told you to, you're not really that good a person.
You are so delusional you think just insisting others believe in imaginary things makes you seem smart.
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.
I realize that you took the experiment and disproved my belief, and that I might just be praying to the some imaginary creature but hey I've seen God do to many things in my life for me to stop believing so I will continue to pray that he reveals himself to you.
The physician knows that just as there is sickness which is only imaginary, so also there is such a thing as fictitious health.
I would agree that it's a silly ritual that has no direct impact (of course, I would also state that there is no soul, so it's hard to have an impact on an imaginary thing).
For anyone who is not already predisposed to believing that the imaginary is real, if his attention is called to the distinction between reality and imagination and he is explicitly reminded that the imaginary is not real, he's not likely to accept claims about imaginary things as truth.
It is amusing to watch adults argue on who has the best imaginary friend and all have absolutely no evidence for such things.
the only thing i see your imaginary lucifer did was encourage humans to seek knowledge.
Humorous to see the people who are so «enlightened» be the ones that bark the loudest and supposed «imaginary» things.
Hilarious, people that believe in imaginary beings complaining about other people imagining other things..
The Bible will always be a valuable book for people curious as to what people believed in lieu of facts during the times when people, mostly Europeans and people dominated by Europeans, ordered their lives and justified the things they did by appealing to an imaginary God.
The general idea is that there is as much proof for a deity they call the «Flying Spaghetti Monster» as there is for a loving, Triune God (or any other deity), so they «worship» an imaginary, spaghetti - like thing and conclude their prayers with «Ramen» instead of «Amen,» which is admittedly clever.
Ignorance, extremism, and intolerance are ugly things no matter what imaginary friend club or other cause you choose to belong to.
I do those things because they are the right thing to do not because I am afraid of some imaginary guy in the sky.
We still do good things for the world, but not because some imaginary being tells us to, and not because we fear that if we don't we'll be punished.
First of all I find it ironic for you to be commenting on such for as far as you are concerned there is no such thing as God as believers would talk of, but just an «imaginary friend» in the alleigance to Hawardism, a United Nations of Spiritualiy and the goddess Sophia.
There is one thing wrong with it: that gods do not exist and you have wasted considerable time, money and concerted effort in a bid to speak to something wholly imaginary.
If you have an opinion, perhaps if you expressed it in a different way it would be easier for us to understand your particular brand of emotional blindness and personal delusions you may have trouble getting rid of and we could help you understand how some things you believe are clearly untrue and imaginary... or whatever.
* Yes praying to an imaginary thing is really health for children....
If your argument requires that something be real and not imaginary, surely it is a reasonable thing to insist on making sure that what is imaginary be labeled correctly?
One more thing, I don't hate or fear your cult... it's harmless to me just like your imaginary friend is!
And as someone else pointed out, those things are measurable and therefore not imaginary.
It's nice to have an imaginary friend to blame bad things on right?
«I want to say some nice things but I'm an idiot that uses his imaginary friend to do it.»
They have this thing when you are asleep called a «dream», where people talk to you and do all sorts of stuff that is IMAGINARY.
He would cover the flanks and he could also rotate in the striker role playing as a false striker, but such things are only childish imaginary wishfull thinking.
I believe the man utd tragedy is referred to as the Munich air disaster... The real Munich disaster involved a beer hall in 1920 and the germination of a mad dictator who eventually unleashed untold mayhem and bloodshed and became a delusional manager holed up in a bunker (or was that a dug out) ordering loyal underlings to push around imaginary artillery (aka giroud and Walcott) that would retake the Soviet Union (or perhaps the EPL CL and FA Cup I forget) by reviving the glory years when things were going his way... Hmmm history is a funny thing
Bogeyman Noun An imaginary evil spirit used to frighten children - A person or thing widely regarded as an object of fear There was once a story that was told all across world.
They may line things up, they spin wheels on cars, but they're not actually playing in imaginary.