robpar
November 20th 05, 08:40 PM
On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 11:33:07 +1030, Michael Gray
> wrote:
>On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 11:01:17 -0600, robpar >
>wrote:
>
>>On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 13:08:20 GMT, Yahtzee > wrote:
>>
>>>Bear wrote:
>>>> "TarFang" wrote
>>>> : Bear wrote:
>>>> :
>>>> : > The human imperfection and irresponsibility are perpetuated by those who
>>>> : > claim to follow "God". They are the foundation of human suffering.
>>>> :
>>>> : So if People don't belive in God there would be no suffering?
>>>>
>>>> There wouldn't be any suffering caused by people who believe in a "God"
>>>> because they wouldn't exist would they?
>>>>
>>>
>>>Pardon me for jumping in here. I am a ponder, but I find this subject
>>>interesting since Pond season is over here.
>>>
>>>Are you saying that people will look for any excuse to cause others to
>>>suffer?
>>
>>Since some "ponders" object to the subject, why post to them?
>>I doubt that water aklinity problems and solutions would be of
>>interest to most atheist, as would aquatic weed control.
>
>I dunno.
>It has to be way more enlightening than the dross that is thrown us by
>the cretinous god-bot liars-for-jeebers.
>
>We would welcome techniques that may help "weed them out".
Here's a novel idea, ignore them. Assuming you are posting from
rec.ponds. That is the only group I replied to.
> wrote:
>On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 11:01:17 -0600, robpar >
>wrote:
>
>>On Sat, 19 Nov 2005 13:08:20 GMT, Yahtzee > wrote:
>>
>>>Bear wrote:
>>>> "TarFang" wrote
>>>> : Bear wrote:
>>>> :
>>>> : > The human imperfection and irresponsibility are perpetuated by those who
>>>> : > claim to follow "God". They are the foundation of human suffering.
>>>> :
>>>> : So if People don't belive in God there would be no suffering?
>>>>
>>>> There wouldn't be any suffering caused by people who believe in a "God"
>>>> because they wouldn't exist would they?
>>>>
>>>
>>>Pardon me for jumping in here. I am a ponder, but I find this subject
>>>interesting since Pond season is over here.
>>>
>>>Are you saying that people will look for any excuse to cause others to
>>>suffer?
>>
>>Since some "ponders" object to the subject, why post to them?
>>I doubt that water aklinity problems and solutions would be of
>>interest to most atheist, as would aquatic weed control.
>
>I dunno.
>It has to be way more enlightening than the dross that is thrown us by
>the cretinous god-bot liars-for-jeebers.
>
>We would welcome techniques that may help "weed them out".
Here's a novel idea, ignore them. Assuming you are posting from
rec.ponds. That is the only group I replied to.