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Wood 1 year ago
#4 Untrue. It costs more energy to cool the house back down from hotter temperatures than it does to simply maintain a cooler one. Remember, the thermostat only kicks on when it needs to. If you're going to raise the temp, you should keep it like that.
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Vince 1 year ago
Wood, That is incorrect.
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Mima 1 year ago
#22 I'm a 'sinner' and I sleep like a log. I don't go to church either because it costs too much. And also because god's as real as the tooth fairy.
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Sheldon 1 year ago
Mima, I’ve been to church many times - never costed me a dime - unless you’re talking about gas money. You don’t have to believe in God but the moment you take your last breath you are in for a terrible surprise.
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Tine 1 year ago
Sheldon,
Religion is a man made fantasy, just like unicorns and astrology. To believe in any god is too have an extremely tiny view of the universe. You can't even see past your own gullibility. Unlike you, I have no illusions about death. You and I will die and that will be the end of our tale. The idea of an afterlife merely stems from man's fear of death. What happens next? Where do we go? Nothing and nowhere. There are no souls. No spirits. No demons. Our cells die, the power goes out, and then there is nothing, not even darkness. Nothing.
I don't need that security blanket. I am not afraid of death.
Religion is a man made fantasy, just like unicorns and astrology. To believe in any god is too have an extremely tiny view of the universe. You can't even see past your own gullibility. Unlike you, I have no illusions about death. You and I will die and that will be the end of our tale. The idea of an afterlife merely stems from man's fear of death. What happens next? Where do we go? Nothing and nowhere. There are no souls. No spirits. No demons. Our cells die, the power goes out, and then there is nothing, not even darkness. Nothing.
I don't need that security blanket. I am not afraid of death.
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Nellie 1 year ago
Tine, believing in God has nothing to do with fear of death. If there was no God then of course there’d be no reason to fear death. But there is a Creator, and He has established laws, and everyone has broken the laws, and everyone will be accountable for breaking the laws. Nor does believing in God mean someone has a tiny view of the universe - it’s actually just the opposite. Matter did not come from nothing, there was no Big Bang that occurred without cause, life did not assemble itself from inorganic material - all of that is just nonsense that you’ve chosen to believe. So you can pretend that all is good but it’s just foolishness - you will be held to account and you will spend eternity in hell - and for what? Because you are a hard headed fool.
Religion is a man made fantasy, just like unicorns and astrology. To believe in any god is too have an extremely tiny view of the universe. You can't even see past your own gullibility. Unlike you, I have no illusions about death. You and I will die and that will be the end of our tale. The idea of an afterlife merely stems from man's fear of death. What happens next? Where do we go? Nothing and nowhere. There are no souls. No spirits. No demons. Our cells die, the power goes out, and then there is nothing, not even darkness. Nothing.
I don't need that security blanket. I am not afraid of death.