Sup CE. Typing this @ Greece.
Greece was where the dangerous philosphies of "reason" and "empiricism" arose.
Please leave that evil place.
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horseshit
And, if you want to disprove the bible, all you need is the first chapter and the second chapter, which contradict themselves.
Spartans are like this guy actually. They destroyed their weak, were brutal, ruthless, and employed a shitload of slave labor and killed slaves for fun. So they aren't a good example of good civilisation, rather cockbite fascist hardcore Morons like vsthreadmaker.
But yes, reason was born there.
Dude, without my ancestors and their innovations and reason, you wouldn't even be able to type your nonsense on a computer by yourself. Skase, vlaka.
I have been to Greece several times and it is NOT an evil place. Fundieland, on the other hand...
I love Greece and esp. the Greek islands. Greek food is amazing, Greek wine is great, Greek women are awesome and very hot. And if you have never had sex, Greek style...
Choosing between USA and Greece, Greece would win.
Well, if I want to prove the existence of the Elbs and Valar I just have to read the Quenta Silmarillion
I wouldn't wish that on anyone. Aside from LOTR and The Hobbit every thing Tolkien wrote is awful.
"dangerous philosophy of 'reason'"? Reason isn't a philosophy, it's the way the normal mind operates. Which shows this guys mind isn't normal, since for him, reason is dangerous. Reason is what gives us common sense, and common sense is what tells us not to step out from the sidewalk into oncoming traffic. Since reason is dangerous to you, go ahead, step out into traffic, moron.
So, basically, the Corinthians, Thessalonians, Ephesians and such? All evil.
The earliest Christians, after the majority Jews began to disappear, were all Hellenized in some way. Most were outright Greek. Besides the New Testament being written in Greek, most of the early church fathers and theologians were all Greek, wrote in Greek, and were well versed in the sciences and philosophy. They also employed them greatly in their theologies. St. Augustine, for example, wrote a book entitled, "A LITERAL Interpretation of Genesis" and even he considered that the "days" mentioned in chapter one of Genesis could not have been literal days. He seen each "day" as an extended amount of time, I think it was a thousand years each. While he was wrong, he was on the right track, not like todays fundy BS. Almost all early Christians, believed that the stories of creation in Genesis, as well as Noah's flood, were to be understood symbolically, and had no historical value.
@Portly :
I'm not going into more details, I never kiss and tell
"Greece was where the dangerous philosphies of "reason" and "empiricism" arose"
Using logic and only believing in shit that makes sense, as well as only basing your opinions on things which you can actually prove, is EVIL!
Random, non-sensical, made-up shit pulled from your ass for Jesus!
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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