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truth is its just a particular wavelength we call a word blue
If you want to get technical. It's the result of reflected wavelengths that produce what we know to be "blue". It doesn't change it being the only one true answer though. We're just playing word games now. You and I both know the sky is very much blue.
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it can be neither, or it can just not be. It can be maybe/ or Ify
Nothing is ultimately maybe or iffy, it's either true or untrue. Maybe/iffy is when we don't know which it is for sure. Ultimately, in the end, it is either true or it is not.
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not exaggerated enough
Then I should include checker players in my chess club? And married people in my singles group?
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i generalized a bunch of people i know, that all that christianity thing in common, as well as other factors such as income and class of living.
Fair enough, that's clearer. Over here in the West that is often the case. Despite scripture warning that it's harder for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to go to heaven (metaphorically speaking), they still mix their money and religion. It's tragically shameful. We're not all like that though.
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They are arguing for excluding?
I'm on the verge of misleading you. More clearly, conservative philosophy does not revolve around including everyone in everything, so it's not self-contradicting...This is a very minor point though, more political that religious. I'm not too concerned about that here. My point was how limitless inclusion can be equally harmfull as limitless exclusion.
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unless you accept him a something other than one of the infinite modes with which he exists denomonationally(sp) like as a man.....not to be leaning towards a god based faith that is older that christianity and got backburnered for the newest thing, Which of course the mormons are doing
I didn't understand this. Could you rephrase it?
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At first we made god everything, then we made him human so we could kill him, and thus wiping our sins clean.
Well, I obviously disagree there. That's merely speculation.
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was the killing of jesus one of those sins, because i never killed jesus
Jesus died for every sin, so yes, that one too. Granted none of us directly, physically killed Jesus, but the purpose of his dying was to take our place in dying for our sins. So, in the grand scheme of things, we all killed him. Had we not sinned, he wouldn't have sacrificed himself.
For instance, if you had only comitted one sin your entire life, a sin that seems minor to you, it would still distance you from God because of His perfect nature. Jesus has such overabundant love for you (for me, for anyone) that he would've died even for just that, so you could come into God's perfect presence. For people with over-inflated egos, that's hard to swallow.
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Its a male dominated religion because man made it(meaning the males dominate, not out populate).
This has been misconstrued, much thanks to many Christians who've twisted it. 1) It is God-dominated, not male-dominated, and 2) the Bible actually teaches equality. The problem is some Christians took verses out of context with others to make the female sex look inferior. That's not the truth. Male and female play different roles, but they are fully equal. A conclusive study of what the Bible teaches reveals this. You'll find husbands, to the shock of many, are taught to submit to their wives as well. We're equal partners.
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you haven't been to our immediate galaxy...
Shh!!! You're not supposed to tell anyone!
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42
Um, yellow.
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it is hopefully as fun to you as it is to me
It is. It's nice to talk to someone who doesn't wig out for a change.