vanillasky
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Nope, I don't believe in ghosts or spirits.Rocky said:I'm curious, do atheist believe in ghosts or spirits...
or is it pretty much ashes to ashes dust to dust?
Linda7NJ said:Nope, I don't believe in ghosts or spirits.
I do believe that there is probably intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. I think statistically it's highly likely given the infinite number of planets out there.
reb said:and so, some students will ask, "well, which god are you referring to?? your god, or my god, or their god?" everybody seems to have their own version of god (or, none at all)- and most religions spend way too much time arguing over whose is the "right" one.
THAT is where i draw the line, because school is for being educated in academic skills, NOT for debating religion. that's what church (and your home, if you wish!) is for. and as for creationism in school parading as a pseudo-"science"....????? don't EVEN get me started on that one. that's just another way for the religious neo-cons to try to change the constitution to fit their agenda and weasel their control into the public school sector..
I have no problem with it at all.Rocky said:I'm curious what an athiest would think about "Sword in the Stone" it's a little Thing I wrote to help in the fight to save the Mount Soledad Cross...
Sword in the Stone
Oh, I so hope you are right and I am wrong!Rocky said:and from what I've seen, Child Molesters and terrorists get a free one way ticket...
Linda7NJ said:I have no problem with it at all.
I have a bigger problem with very large, lumpy people wearing thongs or bikini's on the beach!![]()
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A basketball-sized piece of marble molding fell from the facade over the entrance to the Supreme Court Monday, landing on the steps near visitors waiting to enter the building.
No one was injured when the stone fell.
The chunk of Vermont marble was part of the dentil molding that serves as a frame for nine sculptural figures completed in 1935. The piece that fell was over the figure of Authority, near the peak of the building's pediment, and to the right of the figure of Liberty, who has the scales of justice on her lap. (Watch pictures from the scene after the marble chunk fell -- 1:14)
A group of visitors had just entered the building and had passed under the pediment when the stone fell at 9:30 a.m. ET.
2luvmy said:Rocky.. I tried to PM you, but your box is full.![]()
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