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Cheryl 11 month s ago
#44 Reject Christ at your own (eternal) peril.
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Augusta 11 month s ago
Cheryl,
Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.
Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.
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Zada 11 month s ago
Augusta,
You mean fictional?
You mean fictional?
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Mathilda 11 month s ago
Cheryl, There is no God, no Christ.
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Demaris 11 month s ago
Mathilda, all matter came from nothing, formed in to a singularity, exploded in a big bang on a Tuesday afternoon, and inorganic material became organic. Makes perfect sense LOL.
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Simeon 11 month s ago
Mathilda,
there probably was a Christ, but I think he may have been a great illusionist
there probably was a Christ, but I think he may have been a great illusionist
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Dina 11 month s ago
Cheryl,
The day you can examine your beliefs with the same clarity and objectivity that you look at every other religion that has ever existed... THAT is the day you become an Atheist.
The day you can examine your beliefs with the same clarity and objectivity that you look at every other religion that has ever existed... THAT is the day you become an Atheist.
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Tick 11 month s ago
#18 Bet he wishes he had a hat.......
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Sly 11 month s ago
Tick,
...with a sun visor.
...with a sun visor.
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Frances 11 month s ago
#19 The Marvelous Breadfish?
#35 Yes! People wanted to go faster than 20mph, and drive more than 80 miles!
#35 Yes! People wanted to go faster than 20mph, and drive more than 80 miles!
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Eve 11 month s ago
Frances,
which they couldnt with gasoline at the time either
which they couldnt with gasoline at the time either
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Isabelle 11 month s ago
Frances,
#35 The more things change, the more they stay the same.
#35 The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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Ivan 11 month s ago
#10 identical to modern English, but with the "f" used for "s" in typeset, as was common back then. Perhaps a bit more formal than commonly used today.
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Micah 11 month s ago
Ivan, I guess to Americans this looks like science, but yes, it is a quite common use of words.
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Demaris 11 month s ago
Micah, science - this word does not mean what you think it means
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Virdie 11 month s ago
Ivan,
BUT they have an "s" type setting, they even use it at the start and end of words, but not in the middle... it makes no sense to use both.
BUT they have an "s" type setting, they even use it at the start and end of words, but not in the middle... it makes no sense to use both.
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Molly 11 month s ago
#13 uhh so take out street lamps and create synthetic plants that glow all of the time. Yep i totally can't see anything wrong here... 
now old lead acid batteries are being replaced by Lithium ion batteries. they burn 10 times hotter and can't be put out for 3 days or more... guess how i know.
now old lead acid batteries are being replaced by Lithium ion batteries. they burn 10 times hotter and can't be put out for 3 days or more... guess how i know.
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Cornelius 11 month s ago
#15. Tic tok is a scourge on humanity.
Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.
You mean fictional?
there probably was a Christ, but I think he may have been a great illusionist
The day you can examine your beliefs with the same clarity and objectivity that you look at every other religion that has ever existed... THAT is the day you become an Atheist.
...with a sun visor.
#35 Yes! People wanted to go faster than 20mph, and drive more than 80 miles!
which they couldnt with gasoline at the time either
#35 The more things change, the more they stay the same.
BUT they have an "s" type setting, they even use it at the start and end of words, but not in the middle... it makes no sense to use both.
now old lead acid batteries are being replaced by Lithium ion batteries. they burn 10 times hotter and can't be put out for 3 days or more... guess how i know.