Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 11:29 am
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oh god-- u are so predictable Habo loolPosted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 11:32 am
[quote="Basra-"]:lol: oh god-- u are so predictable Habo lool[/quote]
that is cause the subject is still the same -- intaa adi la egtahay. So what is the answer...so long as ur evading answering it, my predictability will continue to infinity and BEYOND. You're call huno.
oh god-- u are so predictable Habo lool[/quote]that is cause the subject is still the same -- intaa adi la egtahay. So what is the answer...so long as ur evading answering it, my predictability will continue to infinity and BEYOND. You're call huno.
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 11:34 am
Dhuuso@lol
Ok lets hug & do make-up.
Have u tried revlon make-up kit??
Ok lets hug & do make-up.
Have u tried revlon make-up kit??
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 11:37 am
No...no revlon makeup kit. But I'll settle for hug...then I'll have the answer to my question 
I'm out
I'm out
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 11:45 am
dhusso-[quote]You're wrong about 'many' great scientist being religious. What you have to understand is that although many scientists believed in God or some religion, they weren't dogmatic. They were pragmatice and free thinkers. Their religious believes didn't interfere with their work. And those that did believed in God, their God was likely Spinoza's God or the God of Pantheism. Einstien was Pantheist![/quote]
ok u praise these scientists for bieng pragmatic and claim that religion is dogmatic. u are a WALKING CONTRADICTION abti.... i mean come on.... who is more dgmatic than U. i have seen u bad mouth religon soooo many times, it seems to be the only thing u do. u shove u'r anti-religious feelings down ppl's throwts every chance u get.
maybe u don't share this admirable quality that the u'r heroes seem to have
[quote]What you have to understand is that although many scientists believed in God or some religion, they weren't dogmatic. They were pragmatice and free thinkers. Their religious believes didn't interfere with their work. And those that did believed in God, their God was likely Spinoza's God or the God of Pantheism. Einstien was Pantheist!
[/quote]
OK so all great scientists were great pragmatic pantheists... thats a sweeping generalisation. didn't they teach u about the dangers of generalising in all those philosophy classes u took
[quote]What 'big' questions has science NOT answered[/quote]
so science has answers to questions like what is the size of the universe?......what is the purpose of life?..... what is the meaning of life........why is it that the earth is the exact right distance from the sun, which enables it to produce the right atmosphere to support life.
please tell me u have the ansewrs to the questions..... cos i couldn't find the answers in the last issue of since i couldn't find them in the last issue of science weekly
ok u praise these scientists for bieng pragmatic and claim that religion is dogmatic. u are a WALKING CONTRADICTION abti.... i mean come on.... who is more dgmatic than U. i have seen u bad mouth religon soooo many times, it seems to be the only thing u do. u shove u'r anti-religious feelings down ppl's throwts every chance u get.
maybe u don't share this admirable quality that the u'r heroes seem to have
[quote]What you have to understand is that although many scientists believed in God or some religion, they weren't dogmatic. They were pragmatice and free thinkers. Their religious believes didn't interfere with their work. And those that did believed in God, their God was likely Spinoza's God or the God of Pantheism. Einstien was Pantheist!
[/quote]
OK so all great scientists were great pragmatic pantheists... thats a sweeping generalisation. didn't they teach u about the dangers of generalising in all those philosophy classes u took
[quote]What 'big' questions has science NOT answered[/quote]
so science has answers to questions like what is the size of the universe?......what is the purpose of life?..... what is the meaning of life........why is it that the earth is the exact right distance from the sun, which enables it to produce the right atmosphere to support life.
please tell me u have the ansewrs to the questions..... cos i couldn't find the answers in the last issue of since i couldn't find them in the last issue of science weekly
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 12:10 pm
yeah. thats right DD. run away when things start to heat up
i don't think u'r an atheist... or anti religion.... u just got whooped too many times in dhugsii by u'r quran teacher and this is the reprecussions its left u with
i don't think u'r an atheist... or anti religion.... u just got whooped too many times in dhugsii by u'r quran teacher and this is the reprecussions its left u with
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 12:32 pm
Einstein wasn't an Atheist how come Dhuusa
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 2:14 pm
Is he giving da'wah?? LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL..WRONG PLACE BUDDY..try buddhist forum
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:09 pm
[quote="ill-seed"]
ok u praise these scientists for bieng pragmatic and claim that religion is dogmatic. u are a WALKING CONTRADICTION abti.... i mean come on.... who is more dgmatic than U. i have seen u bad mouth religon soooo many times, it seems to be the only thing u do. u shove u'r anti-religious feelings down ppl's throwts every chance u get.[/quote]
What contradiction? I'm not dogmatic at ALL cause the moment there is evidence showing my believes to be wrong, I'll accept what the evidence shows is right. You as a muslim must always believe what Allah said even if there is evidence pointing to the contrary, if not then you're not a muslim.
I don't bad mouth your religion...that is just your perception of my actions. I give my honest opinions of articles posted here in general section. The reason they are posted is to show that Islam is the true religion to muslims AND nonmuslims like me. You would like me to read them, right? So I do but often I disagree with what those posts say and say so. If you don't like what I have to say in reply to those posts, then don't read them or get articles that I'll have no choice but to agree with.
[quote]OK so all great scientists were great pragmatic pantheists... thats a sweeping generalisation. didn't they teach u about the dangers of generalising in all those philosophy classes u took[quote]
Not all scientist, not even most. The point is that most scientists where not theists!
[quote]so science has answers to questions like what is the size of the universe?[quote]
Not yet...remember science is tentative.
[quote]what is the purpose of life?[quote]
Whatever you like it to be.
[quote] what is the meaning of life[quote]
Whatever you want it to be.
[quote]why is it that the earth is the exact right distance from the sun,[quote]
Product of the invariant natural laws.
[quote]cos i couldn't find the answers in the last issue of since i couldn't find them in the last issue of science weekly[/quote]
don't expect science to answer you questions like 'purpose of life' cuz that is meaningless question. To ask such question assumes that life was CREATED for a purpose but since life came about through Evolution, it doesnt have a purpose other intrinsic individual defined one.
ok u praise these scientists for bieng pragmatic and claim that religion is dogmatic. u are a WALKING CONTRADICTION abti.... i mean come on.... who is more dgmatic than U. i have seen u bad mouth religon soooo many times, it seems to be the only thing u do. u shove u'r anti-religious feelings down ppl's throwts every chance u get.[/quote]
What contradiction? I'm not dogmatic at ALL cause the moment there is evidence showing my believes to be wrong, I'll accept what the evidence shows is right. You as a muslim must always believe what Allah said even if there is evidence pointing to the contrary, if not then you're not a muslim.
I don't bad mouth your religion...that is just your perception of my actions. I give my honest opinions of articles posted here in general section. The reason they are posted is to show that Islam is the true religion to muslims AND nonmuslims like me. You would like me to read them, right? So I do but often I disagree with what those posts say and say so. If you don't like what I have to say in reply to those posts, then don't read them or get articles that I'll have no choice but to agree with.
[quote]OK so all great scientists were great pragmatic pantheists... thats a sweeping generalisation. didn't they teach u about the dangers of generalising in all those philosophy classes u took[quote]
Not all scientist, not even most. The point is that most scientists where not theists!
[quote]so science has answers to questions like what is the size of the universe?[quote]
Not yet...remember science is tentative.
[quote]what is the purpose of life?[quote]
Whatever you like it to be.
[quote] what is the meaning of life[quote]
Whatever you want it to be.
[quote]why is it that the earth is the exact right distance from the sun,[quote]
Product of the invariant natural laws.
[quote]cos i couldn't find the answers in the last issue of since i couldn't find them in the last issue of science weekly[/quote]
don't expect science to answer you questions like 'purpose of life' cuz that is meaningless question. To ask such question assumes that life was CREATED for a purpose but since life came about through Evolution, it doesnt have a purpose other intrinsic individual defined one.
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:11 pm
[quote="ill-seed"]yeah. thats right DD. run away when things start to heat up
i don't think u'r an atheist... or anti religion.... u just got whooped too many times in dhugsii by u'r quran teacher and this is the reprecussions its left u with [/quote]
I had a lecture...I go to school you know
I'm an atheist.
i don't think u'r an atheist... or anti religion.... u just got whooped too many times in dhugsii by u'r quran teacher and this is the reprecussions its left u with
[/quote]I had a lecture...I go to school you know
I'm an atheist.
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:11 pm
[quote="optimist_1"]Einstein wasn't an Atheist how come Dhuusa[/quote]
why are you asking me. I'm not einstien.
why are you asking me. I'm not einstien.
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:12 pm
^^correction:..you think u are atheist..
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:16 pm
[quote="LionHeart-112"]^^correction:..you think u are atheist..[/quote]
lioness, get out of my thread if you aint gonna contribute anything meaningful...you don't need to tell me what I am. Comment on the subject of the thread.
lioness, get out of my thread if you aint gonna contribute anything meaningful...you don't need to tell me what I am. Comment on the subject of the thread.
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:21 pm
when do i ever contribute anything meaning to your stupid threads...everything u say is wrothless...why even bother??
Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:26 pm
[quote="LionHeart-112"]:lol:
when do i ever contribute anything meaning to your stupid threads...everything u say is wrothless...why even bother??[/quote]
I rest my case
when do i ever contribute anything meaning to your stupid threads...everything u say is wrothless...why even bother??[/quote]
I rest my case