Agreed.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Agreed.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Forearmed is forewarned.
I will rub myself with garlic oil, have a cross tattooed onto my torso, put plugs in my ears and wedge a cork up my arse for good measure...Mrs Lynch won't be best pleased if I shit the bed.
And if I go before you, I haven't got a clue where you live, so I think I will just hover above my nubile young neighbours bed for a while...If I'm going to have an Afterlife Experience it's going to be a horny one.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
SatanLucy wrote:
I am just exploring different types of moralities. I am not the kind of person to stick to one thing forever.
Yes, we agree that morality is a variable concept.
And for sure, you have propensity for reinvention.
Debby wrote:
Even the Bible does not mention Adam and Eve hearing a bang during creation.
HaHa...Up until Moses, GODDO was still doing tablets of stone stuff, so who would have written the bible...And presumably A and E came a tad later on, post bang, because don't forget that GODDO had the gardening and the serpents to do first...You're just having a daft laugh aren't you Debs.
Nope theory is theory...I don't no how better to put it.
Hmmmm...Would a banana only be a colloquialism when considered by numpties, but when considered by superhumans, become a scientific banana.
Nonetheless, it would still be a banana.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Yes, walking around in circles all day can render one somewhat unbalanced.
And yes, thousands of "stories" indeed...Making the afterlife a story...So we therefore need to die before we can make a definitive judgement...As all stories are Not Dead Experiences.
Anyway, you two can go first and let me know.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Honor from the Latin is just as ambiguous, and therefore variously applicable.
Sort of a cover all word that can justify both the justifiable and the unjustifiable.
And similarly, morality is also variably dictated by circumstance.
So put the two together and what have you got...A somewhat confusing juxtaposition of two abstract concepts.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Yes, what some bollocks and only in the USA will someone try and justify the murder of three children.
Yep three...Takes some planning and execution that...Pardon the pun.
So let her off and woman all across America are free to strangle their kids if they are having a bad day.
Pity she didn't live on the twentieth floor....Ooops Sav will ban me for this last comment.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Debby wrote:
Parental authority over their children has no limits in religion.
Yes, a perfect example of exploitation.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
That is true, which is why I wouldn't eat a leper unless it was cooked thoroughly.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Well, GOD buggered off never to return, Jesus wasn't born and as for Mary, no one is sure.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Yes to put it bluntly, the fuck you approach isn't a harmonious one.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Sadly though healthcare quite often leads to a less dignified demise.
Prolonging life would be far more beneficial to the individual and society if the middle bit could be prolonged.
SergeantLynch · 9 days ago
Yes, people who I am aware of, but would regard more as comic actors...Very good ones by the way...What about stand up comedians?
Debby wrote:
The Jews didn’t need the European translation of their Bible. They had the originals.
where they differ from the Europeans is on the subject of Jesus.
Well no...As I keep telling you, Europeans didn't translate "the bible", they made up the bible, based upon over a thousand years of previous translations and reinterpretations of hand me down tales...And yes, the basis of Judaism pre-dates Jesus by a good few years...So what was #22 all about?
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
My favourite British comedian is Stuart Lee.
I'm not sure I'm aware of any Canadian comedians...Who would you recommend I check out.
What the Jews "had" and now might have are two separate things...Though I'm not sure that they ever adopted the European Christian bible as a guiding ideology...Nor do they widely accept Jesus as either a prophet, messiah or the son of God.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
My thoughts entirely.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
Unfortunately over here Rabbits are highly prone to various infectious diseases and therefore not an attractive food source.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
Hmmm...There is retirement homes and then there is nursing homes...Just as there is being aged and there is being decrepit.
The value of longevity varies considerably.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
Yes nursing homes here too.
Just overdose me on anaesthetics...Works for dogs...And the cost savings are huge.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
I knew you'd like it.
Nope the Jews had an earlier, smaller book.
And for millennia they struggled with a nomadic semi-desert existence and tribal conflicts...Still do actually.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
Well I partake of DebateCraft simply because I enjoy doing so...If I didn't enjoy it, then I wouldn't bother.
And I regard provoking a response as a necessary prerequisite of the genre...Otherwise it would just be a pat on the back club.
"Rage bait" is just a silly modern synonym, designed to replicate itself.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
Certainly tied by the abusive exploitation of children with misinformation.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
And also filling the casserole.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
He loves it when you talk dirty.
SergeantLynch · 10 days ago
Debby wrote:
But there is harmony within the country.
Perhaps, sort off, maybe, but don't count on it.
Yes "scientists" have a habit of trying to hijack the dictionary.
Scientist or Saxophonist, theory is theory.
And if the Big Bang was not based upon incomplete evidence it would be either BIG BANG fact or BIG BANG bunkum...But as it is, it is widely regarded as BIG BANG theory.
But what do I know, I'm a mere colloquialist.
Oh, and the essence of debate is word games...One either says something, or nothing at all...And I see that you play a similar game to me.