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| Supernaut |
Posted on 12/25/2011 18:39
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Your Chaplain is here. |
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| Skeeve |
Posted on 12/25/2011 18:42
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Hello Supernaut! Glad you added us to your list of forums.  Guys, Supernaut also posts at SC and TR. (Secular Cafe and Talk Rational, for those unaware) "The world is my country, and do good is my religion." - Thomas Paine
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| Supernaut |
Posted on 12/25/2011 18:45
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It's true! I am Chaplain of all heathen interwebs!! |
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| amandaatheist |
Posted on 12/25/2011 19:11
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WELCOME!
Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?
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| Supernaut |
Posted on 12/25/2011 19:16
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Thanks Amanda! |
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| catman |
Posted on 12/25/2011 20:17
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Supernaut: Welcome, I think. I'm working on whether I feel the need for a heather chaplain or not. 
"If I owned both Hell and Texas, I'd live in Hell and rent out Texas." - General Sheridan
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| Supernaut |
Posted on 12/25/2011 21:56
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Everyone everywhere needs a heathen Chaplain! |
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| catman |
Posted on 12/26/2011 01:29
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Well, since 'heathen' changes the meaning of 'chaplain' sufficiently, you can't do any harm! I had to take my cousin to Dallas and back from here in Fort Worth, and he is so 'spirit-filled' I can hardly stand him. He believes in 'demons' as well. He credits God with making it possible for him to beat alcoholism. I like him, but I wish he'd get a clue. |
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| Theory_Execution |
Posted on 12/26/2011 10:31
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Welcome Supernaut, I haven't strayed much further than this small group on the webs (with my atheism), I find it saves me having to repeat myself. I did have a good two year stint on a christian website trying to win hearts and minds. But eventually they found my reason and logical break down of their ideas to be offensive and I was IP banned. I had fun there though, and I do think I helped one or two out. |
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| seeker |
Posted on 12/26/2011 11:07
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Interesting, the only other heathen Chaplain I'm familiar with was this guy named Charlie and he misspelled it. Welcome "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." - George Santayana
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| Hypatia |
Posted on 12/27/2011 18:50
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Welcome Supernaut. Thanks for joining us. |
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| Supernaut |
Posted on 12/28/2011 21:12
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catman wrote: Well, since 'heathen' changes the meaning of 'chaplain' sufficiently, you can't do any harm! I had to take my cousin to Dallas and back from here in Fort Worth, and he is so 'spirit-filled' I can hardly stand him. He believes in 'demons' as well. He credits God with making it possible for him to beat alcoholism. I like him, but I wish he'd get a clue. I had a friend who's younger brother was shot in the head....extremely unfortunate situation....and said that it was god's will because his younger bro must have had a tumor in his head that the bullet removed....and blah blah...I was horrified at his rationale for the shooting.....but that seems to be the way of theism. |
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| Supernaut |
Posted on 12/28/2011 21:13
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Theory_Execution wrote: Welcome Supernaut, I haven't strayed much further than this small group on the webs (with my atheism), I find it saves me having to repeat myself. I did have a good two year stint on a christian website trying to win hearts and minds. But eventually they found my reason and logical break down of their ideas to be offensive and I was IP banned. I had fun there though, and I do think I helped one or two out. As long as even one was shown the light that is reality, then I daresay mission accomplished! Thanks for the welcome! |
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| Supernaut |
Posted on 12/28/2011 21:15
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seeker wrote: Interesting, the only other heathen Chaplain I'm familiar with was this guy named Charlie and he misspelled it. Welcome Haha! Thanks Seeker! |
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| catman |
Posted on 12/29/2011 01:35
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Supernaut wrote:I had a friend who's younger brother was shot in the head....extremely unfortunate situation....and said that it was god's will because his younger bro must have had a tumor in his head that the bullet removed....and blah blah...I was horrified at his rationale for the shooting.....but that seems to be the way of theism. That's beyond anything my fundie cousin would say (I hope). Just for the sake of argument, even if it were God's will, removing the hypothetical tumor in that way didn't help the "patient" any. What absurd rubbish! |
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| Supernaut |
Posted on 12/29/2011 12:33
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catman wrote: Supernaut wrote:I had a friend who's younger brother was shot in the head....extremely unfortunate situation....and said that it was god's will because his younger bro must have had a tumor in his head that the bullet removed....and blah blah...I was horrified at his rationale for the shooting.....but that seems to be the way of theism. That's beyond anything my fundie cousin would say (I hope). Just for the sake of argument, even if it were God's will, removing the hypothetical tumor in that way didn't help the "patient" any. What absurd rubbish! Exactly, now the kid has a learning deficit. It is all beyond me. I can't possibly wrap my head around that type of thinking. |
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