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I don't know. Since I rarely understand what you are saying.

Science and religion were both born from the same seed... the desire to understand WHY. When it comes to answering that question, science over time developed into a standardized and rigorous discipline, while religion has remained stagnated in blind faith and superstition.

Must be. :rolleyes: Lord knows nobody else has ever used words like that.

He is rather rude. Makes you wonder what he expects to contribute in a forum dedicated religious practice. Maybe he's hoping some wisdom and benevolence will accidentally rub off on him.

Better you should attack it. That's always been a good path to peace. :rolleyes:

Never really left any. I've always been an atheist. And around the age of twenty I picked up Buddhism and haven't set it down since.

I'm afraid that I'm going to have to break some bad news to you bhaktajan, but social progress takes place at an agonizingly slow pace. Unfortunately, injustices will exist in this world even after your life has ended. I wish it were different. I too still struggle with accepting this most...

The picture says the location is near GZ. So? Here's an idea... I stole it from the abortion debate... Against the Ground Zero mosque? Then don't go and pray there.

You're level of denial is astounding. Therapy might be a good idea, baby dawg.

Earth to bhaktajan... Earth to bhaktajan... The person living in Bizarro world would be you my friend. Have you cracked open a dictionary lately? Here. Let me help. From dictionary.com ter·rif·ic   [tuh-rif-ik] –adjective 1. extraordinarily great or intense: terrific speed. 2. extremely...

And yet despite our mother's love, our failure rate is so... terrific. One could only imagine the destruction and stupidity men would wreck upon this world without that love. But why you would damn an entire faith over the acts of .000000013% its adherents while ignoring the truly dangerous...

I try to minimize my exposure to idiocy. I don't think I'll waste any more of my time with Boob.

My mistake. I had assumed that you were quoting him. It sounded like something he'd say. So those were your own words? That's even worse. Unless you're going to say you were merely imagining what Rudy might say. You do seem to have a hard time simply stating a POV.

Clumsy dodge. You weren't quoting "many American Christians". You were quoting one American, Rudy Giuliani. But I can understand your reluctance at actually having to defend his words.

How about scoring some points by answering my question? The 9/11 terrorists were all males. I won't even ask if this is the "most disgraceful event" that men have perpetrated, as we know men have done far worse countless of times. 3,000 lives? It's a mere drop in the bucket of what we're are...

Was 9/11 a slap in the face of males? 100% of the highjackers were men. Do you feel shame? Should your rights be curtailed because of it? Sorry... I can't make sense of your "new grammar".

Reason #1: An effective leader should appeal to people's higher intentions — “There is nothing to fear but fear itself.” ~ Franklin D. Roosevelt — and not pander to their lowest fears, like Rudy. Here's something that the opposition to the mosque, or gay marriage for that matter, will find...

What a disgraceful, insulting, sinful, shocking, outrageous, scandalous, dishonorable, discreditable, reprehensible, appalling, disreputable, disgraceful, notorious, dishonest, deceitful, false, corrupt, and shameful statement! I certainly hope that you don't share it, bhatajan. Or else...

I wish I was a heck of a lot nicer. I'm working on it.

Oh well... no big loss.