Hey look at me I'm ,enlightened

[Jeff V]

I would like to thank Sigmund Freud for 100 years of "teaching" us to think it's ok to love our mother, hate or not believe in God, and to accept that society is a necesary evil. Because hey after all we're all just a bunch of animals with repressed sexual rage, and hyper aggressive tendencies. Therefore if you think it may feel good just do or think it because we're just here anyway.

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Another brilliant post, Jeff V. Keep up the good work. Your posts provide more evidence of the disease of Christian thinking than anything most atheists/agnostics could do on their own. (Never mind the nice use of the comma in the title.)

[Jeff V]

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Another brilliant inference. Now you have to be a christian to disagree w/ SF?

[DougShrapnel]

On so many levels too, bravo.

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Another brilliant inference. Now you have to be a christian to disagree w/ SF?

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Your post wasn't about SF, it was about the lack of absolute morality in a non-theist philosophy. You can claim otherwise, but then I will invoke the ID argument:

"If experience has shown that a certain class of [posters] [make statements] from [un]intelligent causes and then we encounter something new but similar, we conclude its origin also to be from an [un]intelligent cause." (Adapted from Of Pandas and People, page ix)

[Jeff V]

I never mind a good zinger. Besides it gets a little stuffy in here for anonymus internet debate sometimes.

It's fun to point out the obvious huh?

[bocablkr]

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Another brilliant inference. Now you have to be a christian to disagree w/ SF?

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Your post wasn't about SF, it was about the lack of absolute morality in a non-theist philosophy. You can claim otherwise, but then I will invoke the ID argument:

"If experience has shown that a certain class of [posters] [make statements] from [un]intelligent causes and then we encounter something new but similar, we conclude its origin also to be from an [un]intelligent cause." (Adapted from Of Pandas and People, page ix)

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I do enjoy reading most of your posts - very clever.

[RxForMoreCowbell]

I'm pretty certain most atheists and agnostics of today dislike Freud more than some Christians do. The reason for this being that Freudian Psychoanalysis and pretty much all of Freud's writing is psuedoscience. None of his theories are achieved through testing with the scientific method, so they are essentially philosophy and not psychology.

[DougShrapnel]

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I never mind a good zinger. Besides it gets a little stuffy in here for anonymus internet debate sometimes.

It's fun to point out the obvious huh?

[/ QUOTE ]I here ya after all it's just a box of rain.

Obvious on the other hand needs a little more clarification.

[Aytumious]

Hey, look at me, I'm a close-minded Christian simply because that is the religion of my parents. You don't see many Muslims born to Jewish parents, or Christians born to Hindu parents. Hmmm...I wonder if that should tell me something?