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#39996
Julian
Yeh, nothing says comfort and warmth quite like doubt and insecurity!
I can't wait for Papabear to see this one!
5/29/2006 6:35:20 AM
#40000
JadedRevenge
nope, its stupid alright
5/29/2006 6:46:52 AM
#40003
Crosis
<<< aND*HE*wEPT >>>
... when he saw the inanity posted in his name.
<<< i think doubting is your comfort blanket. >>>
Nothing comforting about it, really. You guys have it easy - you think God will fix everything (or if not, there's a reason for it). For us, if something isn't right it's up to us (meaning all of humankind) to fix it.
<<< some people just dont have enough of that one thing that it takes for a person to have faith. >>>
Gullibility?
<<< it takes a big man to believe in something he can not see. >>>
Three-year-olds with imaginary friends must be pretty \"big men\" then.
5/29/2006 6:49:40 AM
#40015
Maronan
You see that cliff, there? I know you can't see a bridge, but you should believe there is one anyway. It takes a big man to believe what he can't see. Now, go. Believe. Walk off the edge of that cliff.
5/29/2006 7:17:54 AM
#40017
SalesMaronan
You see that bridge there? The one that connects Brooklyn to Manhattan, and is near the Manhattan Bridge? There's a big pile of gold on it, worth millions. You can't see it, but you're a big man. A big man can believe in what he can't see. So believe the gold is there. Don't you want it? Of course. You're a big man, so to reward you, I'll sell you the Brooklyn Bridge, gold and all, for a mere $5,000.
5/29/2006 7:19:38 AM
#40019
Napoleon the Clown
MySpace fundies are a special kind of stupid.
5/29/2006 7:24:23 AM
#40030
Prager
<some people just dont have enough of that one thing that it takes for a person to have faith.>
Wilful ignorance?
5/29/2006 8:59:05 AM
#40042
awhell
not even going touch that one
5/29/2006 11:43:23 AM
#40046
aND*mAD dOG*LaUGHED
Big men, but with small brains
5/29/2006 12:46:30 PM
#40049
Aesmael
It's true. I wake up every morning and the first thing I say is 'Thank God for my doubt. Thank You for leading me away from the long hard road of faith and into the land of easy comfort\"
5/29/2006 2:12:41 PM
#40055
Julian
I was going to do a parody, but the lyrics as is are bad enough:
Daniel Boone was a man,
Yes, a big man!
With an eye like an eagle
And as tall as a mountain was he!
Daniel Boone was a man,
Yes, a big man!
He was brave, he was fearless
And as tough as a mighty oak tree!
From the coonskin cap on the top of ol' Dan
To the heel of his rawhide shoe;
The rippin'est, roarin'est, fightin'est man
The frontier ever knew!
Daniel Boone was a man,
Yes, a big man!
And he fought for America
To make all Americans free!
What a Boone, what a do-er,
What a dream come-er true-er was he!
5/29/2006 2:57:54 PM
#40062
Papabear
Oh, c'mon. Accepting facts and doubting superstition is a comfort blanket?
\"some people just dont have enough of that one thing that it takes for a person to have faith.\"
Well, what would that be? Gullibility? Brain damage?
\"it takes a big man to believe in something he can not see. not a stupid one.\"
No, you're got that backwards. It takes a deluded, gullible person to believe in something without evidence.
5/29/2006 3:50:58 PM
#40064
Ice
Oh, boo! Doubting things, using my brain... actually facing this world with a big VOID in front of me is so... comforting, right?
Not even close as hard as reading one bloody book and following its rules, without even turning the brain on for a second. If good comes, god did it. If bad comes, satan did it and god will make it right. If god didn't make it right, there's a reason for it. And most of all, unlike us, the ones using the comfort blanket, you're not faced with decay, but wonderful hippy place of constant drunkness and orgasmic smileys.
Yeah, it's so easy on us.
5/29/2006 4:07:23 PM
#40081
StandardDeviant
It totally takes both
5/29/2006 6:07:25 PM
#40118
JustinGG
it takes a big man to believe in something he can not see. not a stupid one.
Like Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the tooth fairy, or Bigfoot?
5/30/2006 3:43:28 AM
#40147
ssdexecutor
Don't get me started on what your \"comfort blanket\" is.
5/30/2006 8:54:05 AM
#40151
MD20/20
Small children believe in the boogie man, which they can not see...
5/30/2006 10:52:46 AM
#40158
Dante's Virgil
i think doubting is your comfort blanket
Funny, I don't find that it works that way for me. Doubting is an agitator, a nagging feeling that keeps one poking away at discovering the rest of the story. It's not a very comfortable process. Blind faith, on the other hand...
5/30/2006 12:06:49 PM
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