I'm pretty sure that what he says is 'there is almost certainly no god'just as some say there is almost certainly no flying spaghetti monster.
And all the art and architecture that's been created since the first nerf herder was scared off some other bloke's missus by the hellfire pronouncements of a local priest (coincidentally a friend of the other bloke), just demonstrates the power of fear.
If you want *my* opinion but (come on, who wouldn't), agnosticism is for bedwetters and closeted atheists married to theists.
(And all the art and architecture that's been created since the first nerf herder was scared off some other bloke's missus by the hellfire pronouncements of a local priest (coincidentally a friend of the other bloke), just demonstrates the power of fear.
If you want *my* opinion but (come on, who wouldn't), agnosticism is for bedwetters and closeted atheists married to theists.
RRNot is a miserable sinner,
Thu 16 Dec 2010, 12:47,
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Not really. It's the only viable option.Both theism and atheism are statements of faith. It's just a wordy version of the linguistic paradox of being unable to prove a negative. CF Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq.
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Je suis un vagabond is an unfunny, up your own arse middle class knob,
Thu 16 Dec 2010, 12:56,
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