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Re: Some questions I'd like atheists to explain on
Reply #30 - Dec 29th, 2005 at 5:15am
 
So I ask you to come up with a productive atheist society and the best you and your atheist buddies can come up with is a bunch of monkeys.  Yea, the model of a peaceful society... Great if your a Silver Back, you can have sex with any female you want and beat the crap out of anyone who gets in your way.   - "this debate with spit is sucking the life out of me."


You just proved my point, were smarter then apes and they live in peace?
we should be living in paradise.

100,000 years of peace without religon, thats what i call a track record.


i understand your point about the way religon is packaged and that people put there own twist on it. But should'nt god have know this would happen? if he did'nt then he cant be god, and if he did, then does'nt in contradict his teachings?.
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Re: Some questions I'd like atheists to explain on
Reply #31 - Dec 29th, 2005 at 8:06am
 
So I ask you to come up with a productive atheist society and the best you and your atheist buddies can come up with is a bunch of monkeys.  Yea, the model of a peaceful society... Great if your a Silver Back, you can have sex with any female you want and beat the crap out of anyone who gets in your way.   - "this debate with spit is sucking the life out of me."
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You just proved my point, were smarter then apes and they live in peace?
we should be living in paradise.
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-Actually, Spit... warfare has been observed among chimpanzees. (Groups of males frequently sally forth to systematically attack (and often kill) members of other troops... do a google on "chimpanzee warfare" if you think I'm blowing hot air here.)

100,000 years of peace without religon, thats what i call a track record.
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-What of the fate of the Neanderthals? (Perhaps the first "war of genocide" by Homo sapiens sapiens, approximately 35,000 years ago? And might "supernaturalistic" beliefs helped fuel the killing..? It IS possible...)
In any case, staements to the effect of "100,000 years of peace" is putting a "noble savage" spin on our species' ancestry. Tread carefully here, Spitfire.

i understand your point about the way religon is packaged and that people put there own twist on it. But should'nt god have know this would happen? if he did'nt then he cant be god, and if he did, then does'nt in contradict his teachings?
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-AMEN to that one, Spit.
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Re: Some questions I'd like atheists to explain on
Reply #32 - Dec 29th, 2005 at 9:04am
 
-Actually, Spit... warfare has been observed among chimpanzees. (Groups of males frequently sally forth to systematically attack (and often kill) members of other troops... do a google on "chimpanzee warfare" if you think I'm blowing hot air here.)


Yea, i saw something like that on a documentary, but 90% of the time, i think it was just chest bashing and a good vocal performance. But when they do catch one or so of the opposing force, your right it was pretty brutal, the one i saw was'nt killed by them but it did die later form the injurys it had recieved. Monkeys are also cannibals, in times when food is scarce, it said that chimps attacking chimps was becomign more frequent because of the amount of forest being cut down, was forcing chimps to live closer and closer together. If they have there own space they are for a majoirty of the time peaceful.

Since we are the next step up, we should be able to improve this to 99% of the time, without religon.


-What of the fate of the Neanderthals? (Perhaps the first "war of genocide" by Homo sapiens sapiens, approximately 35,000 years ago? And might "supernaturalistic" beliefs helped fuel the killing..? It IS possible...)
In any case, staements to the effect of "100,000 years of peace" is putting a "noble savage" spin on our species' ancestry. Tread carefully here, Spitfire.


Science is still unclear about why the neanderthals died off, its been put down to- there lack of inteligence, lack of food due to homo sapiens arriving, and of course, possibly war, theres some that still say that they merged with homo saipens.
But the fact we are here, proves that society will survive without religon.

Have a good day chum
see ya later
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Re: Some questions I'd like atheists to explain on
Reply #33 - Dec 29th, 2005 at 12:01pm
 
Spit I honestly believe that there is something the historians of this subject are trying to hide from us....  Do you honestly believe in the theory of evoltion, seems a bit flawed when you delve deeper into its mysteries...
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Reply #34 - Dec 29th, 2005 at 2:09pm
 
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Spit I honestly believe that there is something the historians of this subject are trying to hide from us....  Do you honestly believe in the theory of evoltion, seems a bit flawed when you delve deeper into its mysteries...


I believe it yes, it's more plausable to me then god creating an eden and slapping 2 people There and then kicking them out for eating fruit.

We act similar to apes, we look similar to apes, we share 98% of our Dna with them.

Until something comes along which sounds plausable, i will believe it, although it is kinda dissapointing Sad.

But i guess you could question why we started to evolve the way we did. Why in the millions of years we are the only creature to achieve a high inteligence?. did somthing start us down that path?

i dont belive anything did, but i would certainly listen to anything that proved we did'nt come from apes.

Until then i'll go around beating my chest and eating bannana's. Smiley
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Re: Some questions I'd like atheists to explain on
Reply #35 - Dec 29th, 2005 at 7:05pm
 
[quote author=Spitfire link=board=afterlife_knowledge;num=1135584374;start=30#34 date=12/29/05 at 08:04:55]
-Actually, Spit... warfare has been observed among chimpanzees. (Groups of males frequently sally forth to systematically attack (and often kill) members of other troops... do a google on "chimpanzee warfare" if you think I'm blowing hot air here.)


[color=Black]Yea, i saw something like that on a documentary, but 90% of the time, i think it was just chest bashing and a good vocal performance. But when they do catch one or so of the opposing force, your right it was pretty brutal, the one i saw was'nt killed by them but it did die later form the injurys it had recieved. Monkeys are also cannibals, in times when food is scarce, it said that chimps attacking chimps was becomign more frequent because of the amount of forest being cut down, was forcing chimps to live closer and closer together. If they have there own space they are for a majoirty of the time peaceful.

Since we are the next step up, we should be able to improve this to 99% of the time, without religon.
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Yeah, we're the next step up all right.
Notice how we re-elected Bush in '04?
Otherwise I can't argue with that one...

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Re: Some questions I'd like atheists to explain on
Reply #36 - Dec 31st, 2005 at 3:21am
 
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the sub conscious mind is merely a part of the physical mind


If this is so, than why does the subconscious float out of the physical body in an astral projection during sleep?

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how does common sense tell you that?, food and water makes the body go. Not ones brain.



Food and water keeps the conscious mind running, which moves the physical body with energy.

Common sense tells me energy is eternal, and that when a body or machine dies, the energy floats from the body or machine.

In short, common sense tells me that when an animal dies -- and you can smell it's body rot on the ground -- the energy, even mental energy - conscious or subconscious - in it's mind, is still active in some form.

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energy is eternal, but you could end up being the source of energy for 50 animals, i want to see proof, good proof that people with "astral" body's are not actually dreaming


Stop using the word "astral" like you don't understand it or are scared of it. You, I, and the tree outside has an astral body. There are brain websites out there that know dreams and lucid dreams take place outside the physical body. If done consciously, it's called an astral projection. In short, even dreaming and lucid dreaming is an astral projection.

Check these websites out:
http://www.spiritual.com.au/articles/astral/astralp1_rbruce.htm#7

http://www.near-death.com/experiences/research12.html

http://brain.web-us.com/Dream/dreamfaq.htm

http://brain.web-us.com/lucid/luciddreamingFAQ.htm

I've astral projected consciously before by accident, and watched my astral hand melt infront of my desk. I was walking around in my bedroom, just as conscious as in the physical body. Tell me: was my brain just dreaming, or was I astral projected and walking around in my astral body around my house?

If you've never consciously projected before, I can predict your answer from a mile away.

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they are show man/woman, they draw on peoples fears and give them hope.


Are you saying that 100% of psychics and mediums out there, or people who actually see extra-sensory things with their physical eyes, or hear things beyond the normal, are showmen drawing on people's fears and hopes?

Just look around man. Not everyone can do the same stuff. I'm sure you're good at your job, and I'm good at working on cars. We have different in-born abilities and talents. Some people can see different things - maybe even nonphysical things - such as gamma rays -- with their eyeballs.

Another question: If your daughter predicted future events often, would you say she's a good showwoman? Or would you think she knows something you don't? I presume the latter, since she would, afterall, be doing something you don't or can't.

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scared? i fear few things, and i believe knowing the afterlife existed would make me very happy, but since very few things offer anything in the ways of concrete evidence, why should i believe in myths and fairy tales?.


Yes, scared.

The afterlife isn't a myth or fairytale, although I'm sure you'd like it to be. I believe in the afterlife because energy is eternal and based off my own experiences. I wouldn't even call it an "afterlife." I believe we wake up consciously (physical) or subconsciously (astral/spirit) for eternity. If one doesn't have an out-of-body experience at physical death, I believe their astral body simply was sleeping when their physical body slept during it's death, and will wake up shortly on the astral plane.

P.S., since when is dreaming and lucid dreaming a myth and fairytale?

Thanks.

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Re: Some questions I'd like atheists to explain on
Reply #37 - Dec 31st, 2005 at 8:20am
 
RyanParis:
If this is so, than why does the subconscious float out of the physical body in an astral projection during sleep?


Does it?, i never have... i have'nt seen any concrete evidence that this is so.


RyanParis:
Food and water keeps the conscious mind running, which moves the physical body with energy.

Common sense tells me energy is eternal, and that when a body or machine dies, the energy floats from the body or machine.

In short, common sense tells me that when an animal dies -- and you can smell it's body rot on the ground -- the energy, even mental energy - conscious or subconscious - in it's mind, is still active in some form.


Energy is always there true, it is merely transformed, if energy did float from the body, what sustains it? Oxygen sustains a fire, food and water sustains a body, hydrogen sustains the sun. everything needs any energy source, so what source would keep a spirit running outside a physical body?.



RyanParis:
Stop using the word "astral" like you don't understand it or are scared of it. You, I, and the tree outside has an astral body. There are brain websites out there that know dreams and lucid dreams take place outside the physical body. If done consciously, it's called an astral projection. In short, even dreaming and lucid dreaming is an astral projection.

I've astral projected consciously before by accident, and watched my astral hand melt infront of my desk. I was walking around in my bedroom, just as conscious as in the physical body. Tell me: was my brain just dreaming, or was I astral projected and walking around in my astral body around my house?

If you've never consciously projected before, I can predict your answer from a mile away.


I understand it, i fear few things, tell me why i would fear astral projection? i have nothing to fear. Were as if astral projection proves to be false, your the one who would have somthing to fear, because you have faith in it.

Dreams ar'nt astral projection, if they were as chumley said in a recent post he would be classed as a murderer because he killed a guy in a tank.

You must know your bedroom well, i bet you could describe it with your eyes closed. Dreams are often filled with past events, places familar to us. i could imagine myself walking around my house easy enough, as could you. does'nt meen im actually outside my body.


Are you saying that 100% of psychics and mediums out there, or people who actually see extra-sensory things with their physical eyes, or hear things beyond the normal, are showmen drawing on people's fears and hopes? 

Just look around man. Not everyone can do the same stuff. I'm sure you're good at your job, and I'm good at working on cars. We have different in-born abilities and talents. Some people can see different things - maybe even nonphysical things - such as gamma rays -- with their eyeballs.

Another question: If your daughter predicted future events often, would you say she's a good showwoman? Or would you think she knows something you don't? I presume the latter, since she would, afterall, be doing something you don't or can't.


99.9% of mediums and psychics are fake, ive only seen 1 who i believe has ability's beyond the average joe, his name is gordon smith and he's the most accurate psychic in britain.

theres 1 million dollars up for grabs for any psychic who can perform a simple test...why has none of them come forward to get it?

Most Mediums and psychics when put under the spotlight just crumble.



RyanParis:
Yes, scared.

The afterlife isn't a myth or fairytale, although I'm sure you'd like it to be. I believe in the afterlife because energy is eternal and based off my own experiences. I wouldn't even call it an "afterlife." I believe we wake up consciously (physical) or subconsciously (astral/spirit) for eternity. If one doesn't have an out-of-body experience at physical death, I believe their astral body simply was sleeping when their physical body slept during it's death, and will wake up shortly on the astral plane.


can i ask you why i would want to die, and to just turn to dust?, well the answer is i dont, and no one else does, the simple fact is im not gonna put my faith in somthing which cant be proved to be 90%+ accurate, i would love to know the afterlife existed but i have never had any personal experience with anything remotely spiritual, the evidence other people provide is 90% easily explainable.

If you said to me you could astral project at will.
You could go anywhere in the world, and find an item placed in a room which you knew nothing about, i would take alot more stock of what you say, but people only have experiences which can be explained off.

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Reply #38 - Jan 1st, 2006 at 7:08pm
 
Spitfire Said:
"theres 1 million dollars up for grabs for any psychic who can perform a simple test...why has none of them come forward to get it? 

Most Mediums and psychics when put under the spotlight just crumble. "

Spit you should actually carefully read the "stipulations" of Mr Randi's test.  It will hit you straight away that the test is bent and false in every way.  The rules blatantly state that no matter if you could crap pine trees out of your ear infront of him then materialize ghandi in 3D form then you still would not win the money!

As for everyone of them crumbling, how would you feel if you were put infront of a debunking biggot and practically be-littled and humiliated in every way possible should you "dare" to make a slight mistake?

Fair test to prove physcic phenomena, I don't think so mate

As for nobody proving Randi wrong there was a German fellow whose name I forget who offered and successfully completed the challenge in front of Randi and his so-called "fair" team of scientists.

Do you know what he did?  Randi ran a mile and even sent abusive, threatening letters to the individual and would not pay the prize money as even though this German was proven scientificly to possess some form of Physchic ability Randi tried every excuse in the book to deny this, even calling him a fraud and a pathetic waste of his time.
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Reply #39 - Jan 2nd, 2006 at 1:48pm
 
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Spitfire Said:
"theres 1 million dollars up for grabs for any psychic who can perform a simple test...why has none of them come forward to get it?  

Most Mediums and psychics when put under the spotlight just crumble. "

Spit you should actually carefully read the "stipulations" of Mr Randi's test.  It will hit you straight away that the test is bent and false in every way.  The rules blatantly state that no matter if you could crap pine trees out of your ear infront of him then materialize ghandi in 3D form then you still would not win the money!

As for everyone of them crumbling, how would you feel if you were put infront of a debunking biggot and practically be-littled and humiliated in every way possible should you "dare" to make a slight mistake?

Fair test to prove physcic phenomena, I don't think so mate

As for nobody proving Randi wrong there was a German fellow whose name I forget who offered and successfully completed the challenge in front of Randi and his so-called "fair" team of scientists.

Do you know what he did?  Randi ran a mile and even sent abusive, threatening letters to the individual and would not pay the prize money as even though this German was proven scientificly to possess some form of Physchic ability Randi tried every excuse in the book to deny this, even calling him a fraud and a pathetic waste of his time.


Ive seen Him, put his money to the test 3 times on TV. Each time he had the 1 million dollar eqiuvilant ready to hand over, but everytime he's been proved right.

We all take tests, driving tests, exams..Interviews. If you want something enough you put 150% effort into proving yourself. The number of people who claim to be psychic in this world 1 of them should be able to prove that the afterlife exists.

Randi does'nt seem the type of guy to send abusive letters to people, but since i never saw the german guy do a test, i cant really comment on it.

Even without randi, the huge money benefits of your paranormal ability being proved right are astronomical. Yet 99.9% of the "psychic" population choose to hide in there basements praying upon people who need some hope at bad times in there lives.

Most psychics just look at you and guess away, but theres the 0.1% who are worth studying. Such as gordon Smith. Who has proved to science he has ability's beyond that of the normal human, he does'nt give people wish wash like "i can tell theres someone here who loved to laugh" kind of crap. He's like theres a woman here, names "doris", she died from a car crash, she wrote a letter just before she died, her house looks like this....her dog was a jack russel. etc etc not the guess work most psychics dribble out.

I would personally have everyone who proved they were lying about being psychic shot, or maybe just wounded depending upon how much they charged for this lie.
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Reply #40 - Jan 2nd, 2006 at 3:41pm
 
Greetings,
What about the pre-Christian mystics who astral- projected, then came back and wrote the books that began religions that most of us have been following for hundreds of years? They rose above the hubbub of their time and saw something that has changed beliefs for eons.
(Why do we refer to 'higher beliefs', 'feeling low',' in high spirits' etc--do we recall that higher is truly better or did we just make that up?)   
Does anyone here know much about the Kaballah? I heard much of it is mysticism, hidden even from most Jewish followers of their Old Testament. I read somewhere that it had to be hidden because it was so amazingly powerful/accurate so some was translated into a card game and some was illustrated by stories and rules that then became the OT.
Maybe if atheists and agnostics could take a good class in the Kaballah, they'd get a purer dose of exposure to God-inspired awe, and come back with their burdens enlightened.
Would you go to such a workshop, Spitfire?
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Reply #41 - Jan 2nd, 2006 at 5:57pm
 
Ive never heard of pre-christian mystics who astral projected, and who wrote book's such as the bible or the quran.

kaballah, ive never heard of that either. But i would'nt change the rules on how i live my life based on a card game.

I would go to a workshop based on that, but i cant say i would go there highly optomistic.

If god made himself clear on tv, or to me personally...i think i'll start beliving in him. Until then, he/it's just an idea, thought up to control the mass's.

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Reply #42 - Jan 2nd, 2006 at 7:45pm
 
OK I hate making waves. Yet I do want to ask something. I know these for facts.

1 I know our earth if it moves only inches anyway. We all will fry or freeze to death. It's right on the spot to hold life.

2 The earth is die. Soon it will be unable to support life. Yet Mar is forming to support life. Something wants us here.
(I'll try and find a link. I only know this from new I have watched.)

3 Many have said they hope there’s an afterlife. We have a belief in the afterlife. It has to be disprove. Even then it hard wired into us to want one.

4 In all honesty the chair I'm sitting on can be proven it does not exist.

5 we talked about profits no longer come to this earth. If they did would we believe them. I can make a ball of gold from nothing. People can always say I was hiding it behind my back. Any thing can be disproved.

I’m not going to talk about God or Ali. I believe in a higher power. Too much does not make sense with out it.
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Reply #43 - Jan 2nd, 2006 at 8:05pm
 
IceStar,

Thanks for jumpin' in. It takes courage even though it's not a physical face to face-Welcome!!! We need all the help we can get to learn to explore our worlds.  All our points of view are valid 'cause we're all just learning to be human.

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Reply #44 - Jan 3rd, 2006 at 7:48am
 
I know our earth if it moves only inches anyway. We all will fry or freeze to death. It's right on the spot to hold life.


Every orbit the earth makes around the sun, moves the planet  5 million kilometers closer to the sun, and then 5 million kilometers back again.

We could survive much more then that. We really are quite strong at survival. a few inch's aint gonna make any difference.


The earth is die. Soon it will be unable to support life. Yet Mar is forming to support life. Something wants us here.
(I'll try and find a link. I only know this from new I have watched.)


the earth has survived for 3 billion years, and it will continue to survive until the sun goes nova, or an asteroid the size of mars hits us.

mars cannot support life, without us changing it. It would require huge greenhouse gas's, and would take around 100 years for it to become hot enough for us to survive there. Then you need food sources, etc etc.


Many have said they hope there’s an afterlife. We have a belief in the afterlife. It has to be disprove. Even then it hard wired into us to
want one.


It needs to be proved, not dis-proved, and yes we all hope theres an afterlife, but then again we all hope to win the lottery, yet 99.9 percent of us dont win a thing.


In all honesty the chair I'm sitting on can be proven it does not exist.


It cannot be proven it does'nt exist, unless you start looking at human perception which then leads down a path of ultimate theorys.


we talked about profits no longer come to this earth. If they did would we believe them. I can make a ball of gold from nothing. People can always say I was hiding it behind my back. Any thing can be disproved.


It would be easy to prove you had super natural powers, 1 man splitting the sea in half would be more then enough to convince me. As almost every other human in existance. The fact there has'nt been anymore profits, adds to the belief that they dont exist.


I believe in a higher power. Too much does not make sense with out it.


Only if you believe that humans are the supreem force in the universe and that things must evolve around us. But if we are merely a random convergance of molecules, higher powers just become another creation of our immagination.
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