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Many lawmakers and myself joined thousands of Kentuckians gathered along Capitol Avenue Wednesday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr,'s March on Frankfort. Dr. King led 10,000 others in a march up to the front door of our Capitol on March 5, 1964 in support of the Kentucky Civil Rights Act and I was there too.
By De Parker and Faith Mulberry For the News-Herald The 2014 Leadership Owen County participants began their yearlong program on Feb. 7 and with the Leadership Skills Retreat. Angie Woodward led a discussion about Owen County's history, strengths and how the group would like to see the county move forward.
Ora B. Bradley, 1970, show cause deferred, owes $1,775 total, to pay $50 a month. Jackie L. Gibson, 1978, complicity trafficking in marijuana, first-degree complicity possession of controlled substance, drug paraphernalia, continued to April 22. Georgia Ann Hazlett, 1977, probation violation, probation revocation hearing, motion to revoke probation continued from Feb. 18. Just G. McNay, 1992, show cause deferred or installment payment, owes $2,055 total, to pay $50 a month, bench warrant set for $2,000.
Celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday on March 15 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Owen County Lower Elementary School. There will be literacy-based activities provided by the Owen County Preschool, Owen County Head Start, North Key, and the Owen County Public Library. Pictures will be taken with Dr. Seuss. Information booths with be set up from local community partners including North Key, Head Start, Dolly Parton Imagination Library, and the HANDS Program. Two deluxe Dr. Seuss book sets will be given away as door prizes, You must be present to win.
There will be a college and career readiness parent night at Maurice Bowling Middle School March 11 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. From 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., there will be a free spaghetti dinner in cafeteria provided by Youth Service Center. From 6 until 6:30 p.m., ILP Awareness and parent sign-off will be held.
BY DORIS GILL Extension work began in Owen County in 1918 with an appropriation made by the Fiscal Court. J.P. Ricketts became the first county agent on March 15, 1918.
By Kim Strohmeier For the News-Herald May 8 of this year marks the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Smith-Lever Act, the federal legislation that created the Cooperative Extension Service. President Woodrow Wilson, in signing the act, called it "one of the most significant and far-reaching measures for the education of adults ever adopted by the government."
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FoxyKat22 | #31 Subject: what we're pretty much all talking about^_^ Posted: 06/05/2005 23:01:48 |
supermodel and whom ever else cares to read this-first off, if i couldn't prove my view, but u got some sort of prove for urs, like another dude said, doesn't meen that view wont be still questioned, and i had also already said that others will still make excuses to disprove to themselfs (atleast) that it is otherwise....but then if niether of us could prove our views, then we'd be back to square one again....also if u are saying that how i was talking about God ment i was making him real and in exsistence ur wrong, cuz when u speek (for example) about a character in a book u've read, u'd talk about them in a similare way, but does not make them in exsistence just in ur imagination and in the pages u read. if that makes any sense...see, i believe there is somthing, or even more than one, out there that created all of this, just not really a way to prove any of it, it's possible, just not probible.
supermodel23 | #32 Subject: foxykat Posted: 06/05/2005 23:58:06 |
i understand that youre an agnostic. i wasnt trying to say that you believe in god or that you were "...making him real and in existence...". what i was trying to say was more about the definition/designation of god. i used to bring this up a lot in past posts and not too many people seemed to care. there are so many different ideas of what god is/could be, but when the question of god's existence comes up, most people think about the judeo-christian/islamic idea of god. whether a person believes or not, there's still the implication of a "Him"(also known as the old man in the sky with his holy finger on the apocalypse button).
the problem may lie in religion's personification of god, therefore causing the atheists to refute that personification. im speaking generally of course, but i think the same goes for agnostics. generally speaking, in the western world god is looked at as a person. a supreme person, but a person nonetheless. i dont know if you read my post about THE BOOK OF HIRAM, but there is/was a historical reason for that. racist_ now you may be out to defy everything presented to you, but some people actually are seeking knowledge and thats why they need proof. it goes both ways. if you told me something i would want proof of it. not because i want to convert to your way of thought, but because i want to understand your way of thought. im not trying to convert anyone to anything. objectivity is my position because to me, thats the only way that i can get any knowledge, wisdom, and understanding. can you prove that youre an atheist? or are you going to contradict that statement when the pressure comes. i recall you saying that you didnt know what to believe about god, and that you were trying to find out. i know atheist sounds like a good thing to be in defiance, but when the time comes are we gonna hafta call you mr. waffle? |
diablos1979 | #33 Subject: Personified? Not? Makes no difference. Posted: 06/06/2005 12:09:58 |
You bring up a very valid point about the personification of god being a prevalant feature of a lot of our religions. You are familiar with my views towards god and the supernatural, as well as my stance toward positive beliefs. In my opinion, it shouldn't matter if a god is personified or not-although it becomes a little gray once the god is non-personified, as the debate can get bogged down in discussing the aspects of this god. In my view, though, it can be refuted just the same.... |
mrgameandwat... | #34 Subject: The Viewing Posted: 06/06/2005 13:48:48 |
This is an interesting topic. I think that the athiest and the theist should both be able to have reasons to back their belief. And I don't mean proof because this so called "proof" that these two parties bring out can be taken as proof or not. But I mean some legit backing of what they think. You can't claim that you don't believe in a god and have no reason of why you don't believe in this god. Same goes for the theist. I, for the record, am a thiest. I believe in a being higher and more powerful then us, a one true God. Now I can see why this belief can "scare" people. In a sense, atheism is not wanting to accept that there is someone higher and more powerful then you. I have questioned the existence of God for years and later came to this conclusion. Why do I believe in a one true God?: The intricateness of the creation and world around us. The world coundn't be an accident. This may not be legit "proof" of the existence of God, but it is one of my reasonings for coming to the conclusion. But can there be proof of God? Well, some think that there already is through His creation and the supernatural world of demons and angels that are constantly battling around us. And the essence of hope He gives us. I think that is proof enough. Obviously many don't but if Jesus Christ himself came down on the earth for all to see, there still would be people that wouldn't believe His existence.
diablos1979 | #35 Subject: Mrgameandwatch-A few points. Posted: 06/06/2005 16:15:19 |
I am going to set my view straight from the get-go, and I would hope that most people would agree with me.
The person (In this case, the theist) who has a positive belief, i.e., a belief in a supernatural being (God), has the burden of definition/proof/etc. in a discussion involving the existence of this god. Why? It only makes sense. Supermodel and a few others know what my thoughts are on this, but I will explain them once again here. If I were to tell you that the sky is red, and you didn't believe it, who should prove the other? If I said the sky is red, and then gave you the task of proving me wrong, would that make any sense? Now, apply this logic to atheism vs. theism. You tell me that there is a god out there. How is it my task to disprove this, unless certain characteristics of this god, as well as reasons why I should believe in it, are forthcoming? Furthermore, you said "You can't claim that you don't believe in a god and have no reason of why you don't believe in this god." What if I told you there is no rational basis for the existence of god? That knowledge of a god is impossible given the perceptive tools that we, as humans, have, and therefore claiming knowledge of/belief in this god becomes irrelevant? What would you say to that? It is on rationality that I base my claim, not on the assertion you made, that "In a sense, atheism is not wanting to accept that there is someone higher and more powerful then you." In fact, I would relish the day our useless species was conquered by a hateful and superior alien race...but that is a topic for another day. You also mentioned that we couldn't be here by accident-do you know what the probability of us being here is, based on studies of the universe? Pretty damn high, actually. In fact, the probability that there are more planets like ours with sentient beings is very high as well-so yes, I do think it's an accident we are here, based on probability. It can happen anywhere. Also, the state of the universe might seem intricate, but it is in fact the outcome of billions of causes and effects all working for and against one another. There is very little hard evidence of creation, based on scientific study. I appreciate your thought, however, and welcome more! |
X5000AD | #36 Subject: Hello Posted: 06/06/2005 17:36:36 |
Just a quick statement. I've been visiting my fiance's parents in Ohio, and they are deeply religious (old regular babtists). My parents are deeply religious as well (world wide church of god). This is already getting too long. So, to summarize, yesterday my family all went out to eat and we were talking about the fact that my fiance and I are living in sin. Because we aren't married and we live together. So my mom says that god would'nt care if we were living together because we are both really good people and god knows what's on our mind and knows how we think. And it hit me as one of those statements that just sound strange. Strange that in everyday conversation you can hear these kinds of comments. Yet if I was talking about hawkman or shiva or Gia or the phoenix force or something being able to read my mind, people would think that i'm nuts. Certified loony tunes. But for people of the christian-jewish-muslim faith it makes perfect sense to them to believe that some crazy old man in the sky can read their minds and knows their every move. That's it. Food for thought. Nice new club.
supermodel23 | #37 Subject: X5000ad Posted: 06/06/2005 18:06:35 |
i just realized that your avatar is "tales from the time loop". LOL!
supermodel23 | #38 Subject: the nature of a debate Posted: 06/06/2005 18:26:53 |
Diablos, you said,
If I were to tell you that the sky is red, and you didn't believe it, who should prove the other? If I said the sky is red, and then gave you the task of proving me wrong, would that make any sense? Now, apply this logic to atheism vs. theism. now i understand your position if someone was telling you that god exists. but what about when youre in the position of telling someone that god doesnt exist? to use your own example, you tell me the sky is red. imma say prove it. but if your response is then "well disprove my statement." im going to look at the sky, see that its blue, and say "well the sky isnt red because its blue." you most likely would ask me to prove that. but if my response was "i want you to disprove my statement," we'd be going in circles(with the exception that the sky is blue and someone is clearly correct). the logic doesnt go the same with atheism vs. theism, because the answer isnt cut and dried. some people believe in the existence of god and some dont. who's right? if we knew that then we wouldnt need this club. but since we dont, both sides need to present "proof" or support for their position. when you tell a theist that god doesnt exist, youre telling them something contrary to what their view is, just like when they tell an atheist something contrary to theirs. not to say this is the atheist's argument, but "just because" isnt a very good proof. a debate is two-sided, so there is no win by default. you try to prove your point and then i try to prove mine. and if either of us happen to disprove the other's while trying to prove our own then its clear who won the debate. otherwise it goes on endless like this one. *just would like to add in the debate of atheism vs. theism, until either side presents proof that is acceptable by the other party of its falsity, there will not be a clear "winner." and also i hate having to edit my posts(i need a proofreader-- heh heh, get it? "proof" read...whatever.) |
Kill_Beams | #39 Subject: On personification Posted: 06/06/2005 18:58:33 |
If god is a force, rather than a being, I think that I would see it more as a force of nature, like the wind, only on a grander scale.
Also being agnostic I can say I am not so becuase I fear that there is someone more powerful than me ruling my life, there are those kind of people around me already, what I really fear is an irrational god, but thats just a personal fear that doesn't really have to do with this discussion |
mrgameandwat... | #40 Subject: The Viewing Pt. II Posted: 06/06/2005 21:00:58 |
....Furthermore, you said "You can't claim that you don't believe in a god and have no reason of why you don't believe in this god." What if I told you there is no rational basis for the existence of god? That knowledge of a god is impossible given the perceptive tools that we, as humans, have, and therefore claiming knowledge of/belief in this god becomes irrelevant? What would you say to that? It is on rationality that I base my claim, not on the assertion you made, that "In a sense, atheism is not wanting to accept that there is someone higher and more powerful then you."....
Just as Supermodel mention in "the nature of a debate" it goes both ways. You saying that there is no rational basis for a god is your reason for not believing there is a god. That is why I said what I said in the beginnning. Now you say though that we aren't able to know that there is a god with the perspective tools that we humans have. I believe that we do have this knowledge and it is all around us. It is hard for me to see that we came here to where we are through millions of years of evolution. (You also said that very little hard evidence for creation, but there is also very little hard evidence for this so called "evolution". I had to read through that shit in high school science books and it just doesn't add up, but hey, guess that is a whole other topic). I believe that we are given this knowledge of God through this world we live in and we are given the choice of believing it or rejecting it. But is this concrete, black or white evidence? It isn't. Believing that there is a God takes a certain amount of faith. And I simply choose to believe in this. I find believing in no god and the world coming forth through a series of accidents as hopeless and empty. I hope you all aren't thinking I'm preaching here, I'm just trying to show my side of this debate. This is very cool that we are able to talk about this though. |
firba1 | #41 Subject: Personally... Posted: 06/06/2005 21:19:00 |
I am an atheist. However, I have many friends who are both Jewish and Christian. However, even though both of these religions believe in some sort of a god, They are not all the same. I personally enjoy that Jewish people (That I know) do not try to force thier religion upon you. Most Christian people I know often try to force thier religion upon me. One of my fiends just found out the other day that I was an atheist. I don't try to force upon other people that the exsistence of God is false. However I don't enjoy that in this club people try to seperate the groups into "atheist," "agnostic," and "Christian." There are also other Religions. In fact, my best friend is Jewish, but does not believe in god.
Halofreak | #42 Subject: Why God Exists... Posted: 06/06/2005 21:23:40 |
God exists mainly because, you can say all you want about the Chaos Theory and thats how the universe was created, but in the end of it all, it still dosent make sense. Reality dosent just create itself, how could Reality be created if nothing existed?
Other than that, if god dosent exist than why do we as humans have personalites and contience about our deeds. |
TWIN36 | #43 Subject: IT'S HOW I FEEL ANYWAY Posted: 06/06/2005 21:28:16 |
I'm a christian and believe that there is more to our existence than just a chance happening of a monkey making an evolutionary jump. But as for somebody having an obligation to prove or disprove God's existance, hey, what ever floats your boat.(but good luck)Personally I think it doesn't matter wether you believe or not. If you live your life murdering and destroying people's lives in enjoyment then there has to be a justice for it. If you lead a life of kindness and respect regardless to how much you just want to burn down your neighbors house because he constantly finds the need to dump his trash on your side of the fence(co**sucker!!!!) than you should have some kind of reward. I don't know but if you don't belive than you don't believe. If there is a God answers will come eventually.
FoxyKat22 | #44 Subject: man theres a lot of posts in one day... Posted: 06/07/2005 00:00:27 |
Twin36-so what makes ur religion the right path? just curious, seen as u must believe that it is or u would not be a Christian.
anyways, i once thought about if there is a Heaven and Hell, then it would be nice to know that all those horrible people will have a punishment for sure....but then if u think about it, how do those people become the way they are?...if u grow up in a loving nurturing family, u don't go around killing people when u grow older or enough older to do so....so really, is it justified for that to happen to them? it seems pretty harsh and unfair if u think about it, and yet u still can't help but be mad or upset if they were to get a way w/ who knows what....just a thought i had a while back. |
X5000AD | #45 Subject: Creationism nightmare Posted: 06/07/2005 08:15:29 |
A previous post stated- Reality dosent just create itself, how could Reality be created if nothing existed?
What is reality? Is your reality the same as every sentient being on the planet? Is your reality the same as a blind man's? Reality is subjective to the nature of the observer. Even undeniable truths are only true because of repetition. If the sky were said to be green from now until the end of time, it would only take a few years for the sky to be green, because every day of our lives it would be stated to be green. The same with god. Some native americans believed that the world rested on a giant turtle's back, and for them it was absolute truth. What color is the sky for a blind person? How many fingers am I holding up?(1984 reference) |
nesFREAK | #46 Subject: Watch this movie and then decide. Posted: 06/07/2005 08:21:38 |
What the Bleep Do We Know!?â?? - The Movie
Or at least watch the trailer. http://www.whatthebleep.com/ http://www.whatthebleep.com/ |
jameshowlett | #47 Subject: Bleep this Posted: 06/07/2005 08:26:59 |
What the bleep is up with hollywood religion trends anyway? Have you had your kabbalah water today? Hanging with the Raelites? Read your dianetics for the day?
nesFREAK | #48 Subject: Relax... Posted: 06/07/2005 08:40:16 |
Im not saying it proves anything, its just another perspective on life. Its a good documentry, but I've seen some that are kind of brain washing videos and others that really break into pretty much every question you've thought of (Well, that I've wondered atleast). HAHAHA! Personally, I dont care if there is a god or not. I dont care if we were created by a Big Bang or Primordial Ooze over a billion years time. Im just recommending that film cause its a good documentry. Oh and thanks for the wise cracks about scientology and Kabbalah, it really made me laugh a bit.
diablos1979 | #49 Subject: On Debates Posted: 06/07/2005 10:58:50 |
I had a bad feeling about my red sky analogy-thanks for busting my chops, Supermodel (I kinda knew it was going to happen-it just seemed flimsy). Anyway, the essential point I was trying to make is this:
The theist, by saying that god exists, is making an irrational (And positive) claim. The atheist, when confronted with this claim, makes the rational denial of this-he/she doesn't buy into it. Why? There is no REASON for it. The concept of a supernatural being defies every method we use to perceive the world around us. What, in all of a person's experience, would motivate them to believe that there is a supernatural being governing the universe, when all RATIONAL indications say that there is no such thing? This is what I mean when I say "burden of proof." If somebody is going to tell me that god exists, they need to present attributes of this god, as well as some sort of further evidence of his existence; otherwise, there is simply no REASON I should buy into it. You've heard this one before-if I said blarks exist, you would want to have some concept of what a blark is; much the same for a god. It has no meaning unless meaning is ascribed to it, and so far, I haven't heard much from folks in this club about what a god is (Supermodel, I know what your thoughts are on this). I have a definition that might work-a supernatural being. I am curious to hear what others' definitions are, but the essential point remains-providing RATIONAL evidence of a god could prove to be a very tall order. (Certain words capped for emphasis) |
Kill_Beams | #50 Subject: How can reality be created..... Posted: 06/07/2005 11:38:56 |
if nothing exists? How does God exist? Should in this thoery, there be someone who created god?
Also about evolution, I don't want to call anyone stupid or wrong but I'd like to have someone who doesn't believe in evolution tell me how it supposedly works, just a little thought experiment... |
X5000AD | #51 Subject: We created god (by we I mean humans) Posted: 06/07/2005 11:53:18 |
That's what I was saying in my earlier post. Reality is subjective to the observer. No reality, no observer. Form is emptiness, emptiness is form.
jivegamer | #52 Subject: This is making me really think Posted: 06/07/2005 17:56:12 |
Excellent club. I'm actually forced to use my brain. We seem to now be on the subject of existence and nothingness, so let me see if I can't add anything with some brainstorming.
Who is to say that there ever was nothingness or things such as a beggining and an end. Time, from what I hear although I could be wrong, is merely a concept used to explain aging, the sun rising and setting, why you can't re-live an event that already happened, etc.. With this in mind, how are we to say that existence hasn't always existed. How are we to say that the universe (or universes) have'nt always been going and won't always be going. Of course, as individual beings, our lives are at a point between two periods of non-existence (supposedly), pre-birth and death. In pre-birth, we are a part of a person who was once a part of a person who was part of a person... and it keeps going on and on like that. In death our bodies go and.. well we don't know what happens to consciousness, but it ceases to exist on this plane of existence. So with that in mind, we know beings eventually stop existing (except their dead bodies decomposing into dirt), but what about existence as a whole? Is there really a beginning and an end to everything? We must really take the way we think in mind when we ponder this subject. When you get intelligent, you question things. When you question things, you either find an answer or make one up yourself. We wonder why we age, so we say we age because a thing called Time is going by. When we want something done sooner rather than later, we say that a person only has a certain amount of time to finish their task. We have the system of time as a means of definition for the events and happenings around us. Despite that, different people's think of time in different ways. Some people think of time as a box which we live in that doesn't really have any beginning or end, it's just a box. Others think of time in a linear fashion. They assume time is limited because everything that was created is eventually destroyed. The problem is, just because everything does get destroyed doesn't mean that things aren't always being created. Even if things weren't always being created, then we would still have that big black void there. Even if we didn't have that big black void there, we would probably have something else there. It really seems quite impossible for there to be such a thing as absolute nothingness. With no such thing as complete nothingness we have no real beginning or real end because there is always the chance of something being spawned from something else. Next we have our friend space. We need to give a definition to amounts of land or how much room inside a cave, etc.. so we call that space. Once again, we have the problem of thinking of space as a limited thing. Space is indeed limited on the planet because when you put yourself within something, you're going to have a limited amount of space. But what about the universe. This really big thing we live in. It may very well be finite, it may very well be infinite. If it is finite and the only universe, then that kind've refutes my point. On the odd chance that it is infinite or that there are multiple universes, then we can see that space is yet another restricting concept we made up for ourselves to simplify the concept of existence? How is this? If space is a creation of the mind and the universe or multi-verses have unlimited amounts of space and therefore a virtuallly limitless amount of possibilities for creation. If space is unlimited then there is no ultimate doomsday and we can assume that existence won't necessarily ever stop existing. If we can blow away the concepts of space and time then we can see existence as a thing free of constrictions. Just because we come to a point when humans stop existing doesn't mean life itself will stop existing. There is the posibility that existence (as we puny humans define it) |
supermodel23 | #53 Subject: re: Watch this movie and then decide./Relax... Posted: 06/07/2005 18:15:55 |
jivegamer, i'll refute your idiocy after i comment on nesFREAK's idiocy.
nesFREAK_ that movie you are talking about is exactly as jameshowlett puts it. i try to be objective of things, but that film is associated with ramtha. if you adhere to that school then i am sorry. because i try to be objective about everything, but thats complete bullsh*t! for anyone who doesnt know about ramtha, he is a 35,000 year old ascended master who claims he was able to raise his vibration and take his body with him when he died. the only thing is that he cant bring it back so he uses JZ knight as an exclusive channeller so he can talk to his followers. he's teaching them techniques of how to create their own reality. to explain, some of these techniques are a)C&E, which is just pranayama renamed to fit his/her curriculum, and b)finding a playing card in a field with a blind fold on. ramtha/jz knight hooks in potential suckers by promising them that they dont have to die and that they can manifest materially whatever they wish, with the warning that they shouldnt manifest so much money that they would upset the stock market. jz knight is not only the channel for ramtha, but she is also the owner of jz knight publishing which puts out, yep you guessed it, all the ramtha material, which includes books, cds, dvds, videos, tshirts, hats, etc. ramtha/jz knight also is known for buying(not manifesting) crystal chandelliers for her horse stables. he/she also makes any new followers sign a contract where they cannot reveal the "teachings" of the ramtha to the public. ramtha has made comments like "f*ck religion" and said things to the effect of, "ethnic peoples are suffering because thats the lives that they chose to live." ramtha is bullsh*t! total bullsh*t! he claimed to have been the wind for 1000 years, but he cant appear on earth in his original form. if you are wondering how i know so much about this crap, its because i work in a bookstore that sells this bullsh*t. also i know some people who are heavily into that bullsh*t(i cant call it bullsh*t enough). none of them can do anything that ramtha said they would be able to. my cousin is building some bullsh*t arena in the back yard so she look for cards with a blindfold on. ramtha's a bunch of talk and no demostration. "what the bleep.." is being marketed just like any other of ramtha's material, so i dont see whats so special. did you notice that ramtha is the only "ascended master/avatar" in the film. what about sai baba, who has a free hospital and ashram with hundreds of thousands of followers, or matrieyea, who has been photographed on many occasion performing miracles, or any of the many faith healers out there who arent charging people exorbitant amounts to become followers? ramtha is bullsh*t and anything affiliated with her/him is bullsh*t too. you better study your lessons, nesFREAK, before you come 'round here with anything like that again. in your RELAX post, you said, "HAHAHA! Personally, I dont care if there is a god or not." dont try to bail out when the pressure comes on. we got enough of those types in the club already. you should present something that you feel in here and not just try to sound like you know what youre talking about. |
supermodel23 | #54 Subject: i dont know if i said this Posted: 06/07/2005 18:23:53 |
the writer and producer of the film is a follower of ramtha.
bullsh*t, i tell ya! |
supermodel23 | #55 Subject: "burden of proof" vs. support of a claim Posted: 06/07/2005 19:25:40 |
me and you again diablos<sigh> but a debate is a contest by argument. you dont win if you think your opponents argument isnt good enough. you have to refute your opponent by proving your argument. in this case its "i think that god exists." versus "i think that god doesnt exist." both are positve claims( "i think. . ." - if you were to say "i dont think that god exists." that would be negative, but technically it means that you are not thinking about it. its not an expression of opinion. semantics, go figure.) one side will provide proof, evidence, or arguments for their claim, while the other will do the same in hopes of refutation. to say the theist claim is irrational because there is no reason for it, is an unsupported statement. its loading the debate. "im rational and youre irrational. which one of us is right?" i cant call atheism irrational, but i wouldnt call theism irrational either. there is reason to believe in god. one of those reasons would be to attribute a creator to the creation that is our universe, another is to attribute a cause to the effect that became the universe that we live in. this is logical support for a theists claim. atheism vs. theism: who has the burden of proof? i read this and realized that "burden of proof" is defined, somewhat. i got through most of it and starting thinking, "damn, diablos was right." but then i read the last two paragraphs and realized that youre not as right as you think you are. this is an eternal debate, therefore the "burden of proof" will shift back and forth eternally. i left the beginning of my post knowing that its contrary to what "burden of proof" is, but in my opinion the "burden of proof" claim is nitpicking. the question is "does god exist?" as an atheist you are making the default position "non-existence", but a theist would make it "existence". i hear what your saying, but i dont think it holds up much. a claim is a claim, especially when neither one is acceptably provable. you need faith in your proof(as you claim it to be reasonable and/or rational), but if you can have faith in proof then why not faith in god? reason can not stand alone. you have faith in your senses, while others have faith in theirs. it does go back to the objectivity of reality, key word being "objectivity"(especially when referring to something as irrational). |
FoxyKat22 | #56 Subject: ... Posted: 06/07/2005 19:31:45 |
well, we have that movie, haven't watched it yet though, looked weird, but now if i do i'm gonna find myself picking it a part and/or critisizing it the entire time, well that'll be a waist of time now, oh well, didn't really want to watch it anyways.
but seenas i've been hearing a lot on reality, i guess i'll put in some views of my own....i'm not big on argueing reality seenas i'm a dreamer and my fav word is dream too, but as i see it, try going somwhere peaceful(me, is up a tree) then close ur eyes....if possibe, plug or try not to hear anything but your heart beeting.....allow thought to come to your head, whatever may be there, a fight u had, an argument, a person whom is immportant to u, whatever comes to mind....sit there for a little while thinking....then open ur eyes....that is reality for u, every one has a bit of difference, a little similar, but still a little different.....well, thats how i see it, it may not work for others, but when i go out by myself and do that, it helps me figure things out and i think i see the reality the things and my life the clearest. well, anyways, thats all i have to say for now, i got loud brothers whom all need attending to, so TTFN. |
TWIN36 | #57 Subject: AN ANSWER TO FOXYKAT 'S QUESTION Posted: 06/07/2005 20:08:32 |
Four pages back(that's alot of blogs in one day)Foxy asked me why I felt my religion was the right path. well, it just feels right, it feels good to believe in something like God. Some kind of hope that when I die it's just not lights out.(that's kinda depressing)Plus there is no harm in it either and it makes you a better person in society if you believe in, and follow, Jesus Christ. As for what Foxy said about how some people who do horrible things usually were brought up horribly, well, have you ever wittnessed a dog get hit by a car? And if you did, how did you feel when you heard that stomach turning yelp. That's what makes the difference, I've seen Latin kings sitting on their prch go "OOOHHHHH!!!" and cover there mouths in disbelief that they just saw that, and one wept cause it was their dog, then pile in a car and go after the dude cause he booked. My point is I think we are all capable of feeling something in a situation that's just wrong, it's the choices WE make that describes the nature of your "spirit". That's why god gave man free will. A father doesn't hold his kids hand through life, just points where to go.
Halofreak | #58 Subject: Reality Posted: 06/07/2005 21:39:15 |
Earlier there was a comment that Blind People have different reality than others. No sir you are wrong. I think what you were trying to say was Blind People have a different perspective on Reality. As they see and feel things differently than those with Sight. Of course so do animals and people of different ideals such as you being an atheist and myself being a christian.
The entire point of beliving there is a god is to proove to people that there is a purpose for human contience. If there was no god then why would we have feelings or emotions that help shape the path that we follow. For instance, one person will think abortion is wrong, (this person is very considerite of others) while the other may think it is ok (meaning they have no consideration for others) People are born with Netrual Emotions so that it is your fault if you choose to do somthing evil. Being evil isnt like being born with a birth defect, you arent forced into it, you choose to bring yourself into it |
FoxyKat22 | #59 Subject: ... Posted: 06/07/2005 22:10:56 |
first, good enough reason, but seems to be what all people say, but understandable about the "scary" part.....anyways,if u two are saying that u choose to be bad and/or do wrong things and have total conrtole over it, u are half wrong....yes, we have the power of choice but when it comes to our minds and the way we grow and learn, there is a lot more to the phycological side of all this and if one is raised a certain way, thats how it goes and to them it may seem right and it wont matter what anyone says once they reach acertain age, 11yrs is about the oldest cuz by then u only have about 2 or 3 yrs before the kid is set on who they will become....just don't try and argue this w/ me, i know what i'm talking about and u'll only make a fool of ur self...well anyways, thats all for now.
supermodel23 | #60 Subject: halofreak Posted: 06/07/2005 22:27:05 |
evil is a subjectively moral term. and morals are based on cultural perceptions. a very good example is islam versus christianity. islam feels that martyrdom is not only morally correct, but guarantees the martyr a place in heaven. whereas christianity believes that turning the other cheek and loving thy enemy is the way to get a spot in heaven. which one is evil? both are following their religion, and doing what they consider to be gods will. theyve been fighting wars over this for ages.
your comment on abortion is wrong. to generalize and say that someone who thinks abortion is okay has no consideration for others is foolish. if someone thinks it okay for a woman to have an abortion if she wants to, that is the epitome of consideration, whereas telling a woman that if she's impreganted during a rape, she has to mother the baby of her rapist, is a total lack of consideration for the woman who will be reminded of that tragedy all throughout her pregnancy, childbirth, and child rearing and/or giving up that baby for adoption. blind people do have a different reality. their reality is one without sight. animals reality is one without "color". you may be thinking of "perception"(not perspective), but that is a part of a persons reality. since you are a christian i would ask you to grab a bible and read matthew 7:1, before you would speak of anyone being evil. |


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yep i ordered 2 bottles and will run it around early to mid 2013. Curious what to stack with it. Have on hand Epi, or Sd. Any suggestions..
it stacks well with either but should be pretty strong on its own. i would run it with mecha but already stano
ur saying def. throw in stano? Im running stano for the last 4 weeks of my lmg/dmz log u posted on. Is 600mg ED enough to see anything or need to go higher? not thread jacking sorry
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I meant I'm using stano also. I"ll be using 600mgs but some go as high as 1200mg but you are already running multiple compounds. Plus I'm going 8 weeks with stanoOriginally Posted by wrathchild281
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Dr. Victor Paul Furnish, a biblical scholar and specialist on the writings of St. Paul, will be the featured speaker for Morningside College's annual Wright Lecture on Monday, March 7, at 7 p.m. in the UPS Auditorium of the Lincoln Center.
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Furnish has been named University Distinguished Professor Emeritus of New Testament at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. He is an ordained minister in the United Methodist Church and served on the faculty of the Perkins School of Theology from 1959 until his retirement in December 2000.
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To give you a good answer, we will have to do a quick study in christology (theology on Christ) and fundamental theology on the Trinity. I love theology, so now you have gotten me excited.
As you have no doubt heard, there is only one God in three persons, but what exactly does that mean? It means several things. But, before I try to answer it, remember that we are talking about the infinite and were are finite. We cannot fully get our arms (or minds) around God. So, if your brain hurts while thinking/meditating on God, that is a good thing.
God is one.
God is three persons.
The three persons can never act one without the other two. This is because the three are always one. They differ, not in how they act, but in relationship to one another.
Now, this might sound contradictory, but it isn't. While we may talk about the Father creating, the Son redeeming, and the Spirit sanctifying, in reality all three persons do all three divine acts. When we refer to any one trinitarian person acting alone, it is with the understanding that the other two are really acting as well. This is called appropriation. We do it with traits of God as well (e.g., beauty in the Son, happiness of the Spirit, etc.).
God is unity. God cannot act with part of his being and without another. But, it is right and proper to talk about the three persons acting in this way, because the Bible tells us this is how we are to do so.
So, to answer your question. Do we receive the Father and the Spirit along with the Son in the Eucharist? Certainly we can say this is so, but must be careful. We do not receive the Father and Spirit as "body, blood, soul", but rather in "divinity". Whenever we receive the Son, we receive Father and Spirit as well. If you pay close attention, every Eucharistic prayer is trinitarian, including the epiclesis, where the priest asks the Holy Spirit to come down and transform the bread and wine.
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In the Eucharist Christ gives us his body and blood as food and drink, under the appearance of bread and wine, just as during the paschal meal at the Last Supper. Only through the Spirit, the giver of life, can the Eucharistic food and drink produce in us "communion," that is to say, the salvific union with Christ crucified and glorified. (general audience Sept 13, 1989)The Catechism has a wonderful section about the trinity and the Eucharist in 1077-1112 and 1356-1361. I will put a few paragraphs that stand out here:


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"We planned to shut at about noon today but are running a little ahead of schedule. We closed the breaker a little bit ago," Dominion spokesman Mark Kanz told Reuters before noon.
Dominion said in October it would shut Kewaunee, even though its operating license does not expire until 2033, after failing to find a buyer for the plant due to economic reasons related in part to low natural gas and power prices.
"This closing does not herald the end of our company's commitment to nuclear power," David Heacock, president of Dominion Nuclear said in a release.
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Kewaunee, a pressurized water reactor, entered service in 1974 and is located on the shore of Lake Michigan, about 27 miles (43 km) southeast of Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Earlier this year, Duke Energy Corp said it would retire its 860-MW Crystal River 3 reactor in Florida, due in part to the uncertain cost of replacing the unit's containment structure.
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By September 2014, the company expects to have about 293 workers and will stay at about that level for the plant decommissioning.
Kewaunee does not pay property tax but it does pay utility tax on the generation it produces. Kanz could not say exactly what the plant paid in total taxes but that it gave just under $1 million a year to Kewaunee County and about $425,000 a year to the town of Carlton, Wisconsin, where the plant is located.
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With the deregulation of the power market in Wisconsin, Dominion bought Kewaunee from Wisconsin utilities Wisconsin Public Service, now a unit of Integrys Energy Group Inc and Wisconsin Power and Light, a unit of Alliant Energy Inc , in July 2005 for about $220 million.
But since it was unable to grow a Midwestern nuclear fleet to take advantages of economies of scale and Kewaunee's power purchase agreements were ending at a time of projected low wholesale electricity prices in the region, Dominion said in the release Tuesday it decided to shut the reactor.
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In October, Dominion said it would record a $281 million after-tax charge in the third quarter of 2012, related to the closing of the reactor.
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Kanz said the decommissioning fund was $578 million at the end of 2012.
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Juggling work, home, and kids leaves home cooks with limited time to get healthy and delicious meals on the table for their families. Thankfully, appliances like slow cookers and fryers have made preparing great food easier. But cooks still have to figure out what to make-and how to make it with their cooker. In EMERIL'S COOKING WITH POWER: 100 Delicious Recipes Starring Your Slow Cooker, Multi Cooker, Pressure Cooker, and Deep Fryer (William Morrow Cookbooks; On Sale: 10/22/2013; ISBN: 9780061742989; $25.99) the beloved chef showcases more than 100 recipes for the top four countertop appliances-Slow Cooker, Multi Cooker, Pressure Cooker, and Fryer.
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As far as the story goes...can traditions just be traditions? Do we really want dudes in chick contests. Is nothing sacred anymore?
Beauty pageant chicks are generally nuts too. How did they not beat the crap out of the dude when they found out he is a dude.
Does "she" have man hands? The hands usually give it away. I suppose you can take female hormones, get a boob job and fix your hair and make up to look feminine, but male hands and male voice is hard to disguise.
Well, looking at that photo, I admit, she--er, he--would have had a lot of people fooled. And I was looking at the hands and feet as well. The feet seem long but otherwise, who can tell?
ETA: This article's photo... yeah, the hands are a bit manly here. And while I'm at it, someone needs to investigate 2010 Miss Korea.
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I knew a girl in college--gorgeous and all girl--and she had very large and long hands. Didn't notice until I saw her in a long dress making an honor society speech onstage. She had her hands on the front of her thighs (she was nervous), and they were really noticeable. It was a shock, because she was skinny and petite everywhere else. So the hands aren't always the giveaway.
Perhaps Miss Canada's voice gave her away. I watched the video of the transsexual beauty pageant and her voice was a little off and her "girlie" mannerisms seemed quite overdone, almost like the parody of a girly girl. I thought the one from the Phillipines was more natural.
Miss Canada photographs extraordinarily well, however. Instead of beauty pageants, where she has to speak and act, she should have gone into modeling.
Yeah, I know you can't go by that alone, but still.
The thought of a transgendered female modeling for women's fashion seems quite odd. Then again, I suppose he could pull that off. In all honesty, had I not been told that he was in fact a he... have to give him credit. Dare I say, he looks like a woman. A hot one, at least in the photos.
I don't use "he" with trannies who become women. I think they really honestly feel female and it seems odd to call them "he". That's what distinguishes them from cross dressers and even drag queens: when you go through the trouble of life and body altering sex reassignment surgery, you're really committed to that gender identity.
And Miss Canada should be modeling. She's extremely photogenic.
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Scottsbluff, Neb.--After an ugly win against Northeastern Junior College on Monday afternoon, the #3 Gillette College Pronghorn women looked to tighten the ship in the quarterfinal game of the Region IX tournament against #7 Miles Community College. The Pronghorn women defeated the Lady Pioneers both times the two teams met in the regular season. They were able to do it a third time, with a 65-48 victory, and move to the semifinal round of the tournament for the first time in school history.
The Pronghorns found themselves down, 12-6 with 13:02 to go in the first half, which forced Head Coach Will Rider to call a timeout. Up to that point, the Pronghorns shots were hitting the rim, but not finding the net. The Lady Pioneers did a good job of boxing out Gillette College under the basket.
The Lady Pioneers were able to make high percentage shots to get to a 21-13 lead with 8:52 to go in the half. Halli Stocklin for Gillette came in to the game off the bench and sank two big triples to give some momentum for the Pronghorns. Keke Wright tied it up at 23 for Gillette College, off a floater in the paint. The Lady Pioneers answered quickly, by taking back the lead.
With 34.4 seconds remaining in the half, and Gillette down 29-26, Kiela Garner made a three from outside the arc on the left side. On the next play, Freya Newton stole the ball from Miles in the Pronghorns front court. Wright was fouled trying to make a shot from 13 feet away in the paint. She made one of two from the line to give Gillette College their first lead since it was 2-0 at the start of the game. It was 30-29, with Gillette on top, as the teams headed into the locker room.
There were five turnovers in less than 40 seconds to start the second half. Alicia Carline got the first points of the second stanza, both from the charity stripe. That was the start of a 6-0 run for the Pronghorns. Miles Community College rattled off three out of four free throws from the line, but Stocklin responded with a triple from the right side.
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Date Assessed: | 2004-04-30 |
Assessor/s: | Javier Icochea, Karl-Heinz Jungfer |
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Justification: Listed as Vulnerable because its Area of Occupancy is less than 20,000 km2, it is known from fewer than ten locations, and there is continuing decline in the extent and quality of its habitat. |
Range Description: | This species is known only from the type locality and adjacent areas including the Tarapoto-Yurimaguas road (San Martín Department) in Peru. It probably occurs more widely than is currently known. It has been recorded up to 600m asl. |
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Systems: | Terrestrial; Freshwater |
Major Threat(s): | The major threat is the loss of forest habitat through agriculture (coffee), livestock production, and subsistence wood collection. The species has not been recorded from international trade. |
Conservation Actions: | It is not recorded from any protected areas. Improved habitat protection is required at sites where this species is known to occur. |
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Taking on the behemoth that is Apple in the tablet space is no small challenge, but at least one company is looking fit for the job. Amazon's Kindle Fire has a big shot at shaking up the market and become the first real threat to Cupertino's dominion, not only because it undercuts the iPad by $300, but because it can compete with a broad ecosystem of services and content including apps, books, music and movies.
But beyond their latest venture Amazon is undoubtedly already among the most important technology companies in the world. Its other Kindle hardware is selling at incredible rates and has led a successful transition to digital content sales, their AWS cloud computing platform powers a good chunk of the Internet, and they remain unrivaled as far as online retail sales are concerned -- among other things.
It's hard to believe how far the company has come since its humble beginnings 17 years ago as a bookseller operating from a garage in Bellevue, Washington. Frugal Dad's infographic below provides a few comparisons and contrasts to highlight Amazon's depth as a business and explain its size 'in human terms'.
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After reading the article, its really not that shocking. I've ordered several things of amazon over the past few years, and nothing has ever been lost or messed up. You put in your credit card number, and boom, about seven days from when your order is placed, you've got a package at your door that had free shipping (well, included in the cost anyway)>
i've been having better shopping experience over the years at amazon than at Ebay. i think mostly because people now-a-days just don't have the time to bid on things, for something that'll possibly be cheaper on amazon. but most of the time, the prices usually end up to be the same as if you were to buy it on amazon. a recent visit to ebay, i've also noticed that they changed their layout to reflect that of the amazon.
I really like Amazon. I mean, really, Amazon is by far my favorite company. Their EC2 cloud is a thing of beauty, not to mention the slew of other web services they offer.
As a retail outlet, they almost always have the best price, and they always have the best service.
The Kindle platform is fantastic!
I'm just waiting for them to become an ISP so I can get my internet from them too, because I'm convinced that it'll be the fastest and most reasonably priced broadband connection you can get in the US, with lots of great extras, and it'll somehow be tied into all of their other services.
Amazon have got the E experience spot on that's why they do so well.
You need some support put in your telephone number and they ring you straight back.
You need to send some thing back print a label stick it on the box and send it back, if you are due a replacement it will be with you before your parcel gets to you.
Choice, just amazing
Price, all over the place but strike it right and you get a really good deal.
I buy from Amazon more than I do anywhere else (even locally). With Prime I get everything with 48 hrs with no shipping cost and no tax. It's a beautiful thing.
And this seems to only count Amazon.com figures - let's not forget it has the same business (although not to the same extent I assume) in many other countries, including Japan, Canada, the UK...
Not to mention there are a ton of other companies who work under Amazon (THINK: Alexa).
For the people here who say amazon has the best prices you are not doing your home work. If you think it then keep spending more. Open your eyes and compare prices. Amazon is not the cheapest on the web. Wake up.
Cool graphic and done well. However... I'd like to know how much stuff is sold by Amazon, and how much is sold by a company partnering with them. Many times it says 'Sold by .... under the product and it's not Amazon. They're a retailer and a site for others to use to sell.
Here's a cool story from WIRED about the psychology of online buying and how companies get you to spend more (techniques, not scams). The first example is Amazon, and one of their tricks was already mentioned as a benefit by a comment above.
This was pretty interesting, nice find!
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For the people here who say amazon has the best prices you are not doing your home work. If you think it then keep spending more. Open your eyes and compare prices. Amazon is not the cheapest on the web. Wake up.
overall it is. obviously you can get stuff cheaper in sales, but if you need stuff right away, amazon is the place to go
It's sort of inconsiderate and perhaps condescending to include Sierra Leone in the "Amazon's bigger than the GDP of many third world countries stats (17X). Most of the Fortune 500 companies likely have higher yearly gross earnings than Sierra Leone, which also has one of the shortest, if not the shortest, human life expectancy on the planet. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12498341 Bill Gates himself probably has a greater net yearly income than Sierra Leone's GDP.
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For the people here who say amazon has the best prices you are not doing your home work. If you think it then keep spending more. Open your eyes and compare prices. Amazon is not the cheapest on the web. Wake up.
Depends on what you want. I never blindly buy from Amazon but more often than not I do find that it's cheaper or around the same price as others. Might as well get it from Amazon since I know what their service is like and that the items usually turn up without much delay. I sincerely doubt that the majority of people just log on and buy stuff without searching for the best price on the web. I have standard computer etailers that I check prices on first, but usually do google shopping search and Amazon. I buy from one of the sources I know and trust. Just so happens that on a large number of different things it happens that Amazon have the best price, or close enough to the best price that it's not worth risking buying direct from an unknown/unrated site just to save a couple of $/£.
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Boy am I grateful for that.
Amazon is by far the only company that I order from. and I love amazon prime! you get so many things! like unlimited video streaming and so much more. I just wrote an essay about amazon and I think im gonna make the contest.(y);)
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