Comments for http://www.dangeroustalk.net Sun, 05 Sep 2010 12:56:39 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Holes in the Jeffersonian Wall by vjack http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1718&cpage=1#comment-89164 vjack Sun, 05 Sep 2010 12:56:39 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1718#comment-89164 Thanks for the tip. I think it is great to see them finally realizing that there is a massive need for what they do outside of Philly. They have their work cut out for them if they want to go national, as they really haven't done much to raise awareness. Posts like this should help. Thanks for the tip. I think it is great to see them finally realizing that there is a massive need for what they do outside of Philly. They have their work cut out for them if they want to go national, as they really haven’t done much to raise awareness. Posts like this should help.

]]> Comment on Breaking News: Stephen Hawking Doesn’t Believe in God by david http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1721&cpage=1#comment-88584 david Sat, 04 Sep 2010 13:16:02 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1721#comment-88584 Don't forget catastrophes like New Orleans hurricane, earthquakes, and tsunamis. There is more than one way to cleanse the world of sin. Don’t forget catastrophes like New Orleans hurricane, earthquakes, and tsunamis. There is more than one way to cleanse the world of sin.

]]> Comment on Breaking News: Stephen Hawking Doesn’t Believe in God by Scott http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1721&cpage=1#comment-88403 Scott Sat, 04 Sep 2010 06:10:09 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1721#comment-88403 I saw this in yahoo news the other day too. Seemed like a ridicules article since he was already an atheist. Then I read the comments... though things like space science are fairly popular among that crowd that normal argues politics and gets into serious liberal vs conservative debates. I saw this in yahoo news the other day too. Seemed like a ridicules article since he was already an atheist. Then I read the comments… though things like space science are fairly popular among that crowd that normal argues politics and gets into serious liberal vs conservative debates.

]]> Comment on Holes in the Jeffersonian Wall by dlevitt http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1718&cpage=1#comment-87578 dlevitt Thu, 02 Sep 2010 20:22:07 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1718#comment-87578 Ever heard of the KKK? Ever heard of the KKK?

]]> Comment on Bitter and Angry Much by dlevitt http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1716&cpage=1#comment-87577 dlevitt Thu, 02 Sep 2010 20:14:37 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1716#comment-87577 Maybe they need to project that on them so that they can continue to deceive themselves into thinking that through Christ is the only way to happiness, otherwise they may have been lied to and they simply can't bring themselves to believe that. After all, we all know that Christ does not lie. Maybe they need to project that on them so that they can continue to deceive themselves into thinking that through Christ is the only way to happiness, otherwise they may have been lied to and they simply can’t bring themselves to believe that. After all, we all know that Christ does not lie.

]]> Comment on Holes in the Jeffersonian Wall by kirk holden http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1718&cpage=1#comment-87404 kirk holden Thu, 02 Sep 2010 13:55:41 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1718#comment-87404 I once worked in a "workplace friendly" company which I won't name - it rhymed with "Fotorola" - and there was a very well publicized "christian prayer group" that booked a conf. room at lunch each week to caucus around an iron age text. These were engineers that worked daily on the evolution of technology by natural selection AND thought that bushes burned without being consumed and that being nailed to a piece of lumber would bring the end of the world. They literally prayed for the death of my children and grandchildren on a weekly basis. Didn't break my leg or pick my pocket - unless I need to use the conf. rm. to conduct actual business that paid for their 4 bedroom mini-mansions. There were also several of my close friends who observed Ramadan. They most definitely did NOT advertise their personal beliefs except to people they trusted. Here's why. My friend Riad worked for me - I had rescued him from a production job on the factory floor into a design job and he is still a close friend today. One morning he came to me with a shoe box. In the shoe box someone had taped a xerox copy of a handgun. An actual photocopy of a real hand gun made at work that week. Needless to say these fine folks never dared book a conference room five times a day to get together and discuss their iron age text. Religious Creeds suck. Falsify that. I once worked in a “workplace friendly” company which I won’t name – it rhymed with “Fotorola” – and there was a very well publicized “christian prayer group” that booked a conf. room at lunch each week to caucus around an iron age text. These were engineers that worked daily on the evolution of technology by natural selection AND thought that bushes burned without being consumed and that being nailed to a piece of lumber would bring the end of the world. They literally prayed for the death of my children and grandchildren on a weekly basis. Didn’t break my leg or pick my pocket – unless I need to use the conf. rm. to conduct actual business that paid for their 4 bedroom mini-mansions.

There were also several of my close friends who observed Ramadan. They most definitely did NOT advertise their personal beliefs except to people they trusted. Here’s why.

My friend Riad worked for me – I had rescued him from a production job on the factory floor into a design job and he is still a close friend today. One morning he came to me with a shoe box. In the shoe box someone had taped a xerox copy of a handgun. An actual photocopy of a real hand gun made at work that week.

Needless to say these fine folks never dared book a conference room five times a day to get together and discuss their iron age text.

Religious Creeds suck. Falsify that.

]]> Comment on Devil’s Due by dlevitt http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1708&cpage=1#comment-86474 dlevitt Wed, 01 Sep 2010 00:21:46 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1708#comment-86474 Wonderful story. Unfortunately we are still thousands of years and several wars, maybe the one that ends humanity, being as our technological knowledge is light years more advanced than our societal intelligence, away from a majority of our population from accepting this common sense rationale. Keep trying though sir, it is our only hope for survival. Wonderful story. Unfortunately we are still thousands of years and several wars, maybe the one that ends humanity, being as our technological knowledge is light years more advanced than our societal intelligence, away from a majority of our population from accepting this common sense rationale. Keep trying though sir, it is our only hope for survival.

]]> Comment on My Pal Jesus by Staks http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=219&cpage=1#comment-85940 Staks Mon, 30 Aug 2010 04:28:09 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=219#comment-85940 Forrest Grump, I don't think you can get those from your Church. But I do have an answer for you: http://www.examiner.com/atheism-in-philadelphia/atheism-101-what-does-atheism-have-to-offer Forrest Grump, I don’t think you can get those from your Church. But I do have an answer for you: http://www.examiner.com/atheism-in-philadelphia/atheism-101-what-does-atheism-have-to-offer

]]> Comment on My Pal Jesus by Forrest Grump http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=219&cpage=1#comment-85926 Forrest Grump Mon, 30 Aug 2010 03:23:18 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=219#comment-85926 Forget about religion or relationship... just the fact that hundreds of thousands of lives have changed for the BETTER because of Christianity is enough to spark my interest. Seriously, please tell me valid benefits of being an atheist? Wait.. I'll answer that for you: Adaptability, healthy realism, skepticism, education, and freedom. But, I can get all of these and much more from Christianity. Forget about religion or relationship… just the fact that hundreds of thousands of lives have changed for the BETTER because of Christianity is enough to spark my interest. Seriously, please tell me valid benefits of being an atheist? Wait.. I’ll answer that for you: Adaptability, healthy realism, skepticism, education, and freedom. But, I can get all of these and much more from Christianity.

]]> Comment on Woe is it to be a Christian by dlevitt http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1706&cpage=1#comment-85047 dlevitt Sat, 28 Aug 2010 13:40:43 +0000 http://www.dangeroustalk.net/?p=1706#comment-85047 Scott congratulations, you must have omitted the part about religious affiliation on the application, that helps.:-) As for the article, nothing new under the sun, good old fashion bait and hook, that's been their favorite tool for centuries now. Scott congratulations, you must have omitted the part about religious affiliation on the application, that helps.:-) As for the article, nothing new under the sun, good old fashion bait and hook, that’s been their favorite tool for centuries now.

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