Afghanistan and a Mormon Holy War? WTF?
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Toad
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huh
scoutabout
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Yeah, I think so, it's some of both I believe.
Thursty
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x2.
ID Bronco
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CooCoo
How in the world did this guy come to this conclusion?
How in the world did this guy come to this conclusion?
TRNDRVR
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No comment!! :-\
Stacey
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Huffington Post is preparing for Mitt Romney's run for presidency. Slam his religeon since they can't find anything wrong with Mitt.
I disagree. There's some extreme weirdness (in my opinion) from not only the writer in that article but also the subjected person that I don't agree with at all.
That said, Even I'd vote for Mitt depending on who he's running against in the primaries, he's got some great ideas that I agree with. Call it as you see it though.
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I disagree. There's some extreme weirdness (in my opinion) from not only the writer in that article but also the subjected person that I don't agree with at all.
That said, Even I'd vote for Mitt depending on who he's running against in the primaries, he's got some great ideas that I agree with. Call it as you see it though.
I agree with you that their is wierdness all around in the article. Why did Huffington post feel it was worth their time to print it though? Ariana Huffington is the most left wing liberal I have ever seen. Still think we will be seeing a lot more of this kind of stuff against the Mormons trying to make them to appear as a fringe religeon.
teamwestoutdoor
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I disagree. There's some extreme weirdness (in my opinion) from not only the writer in that article but also the subjected person that I don't agree with at all.
That said, Even I'd vote for Mitt depending on who he's running against in the primaries, he's got some great ideas that I agree with. Call it as you see it though.
X2! I'm not Mormon, but why does it always have to be about religion? Do they really think "God" has nothing better to do then make excuses for a war?
Ogre Palowakski
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You know Mormon's are just your normal fallible human beings that joined the church so you have all kinds of people no matter what your religion. Right now I like Romney, Tim Pawlenty, Bobby Jindal, and Rick Santorum. I would also like Mike Huckabee if he had not been so Mormon bashing about Romney.
TRNDRVR
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Thank god I'm an atheist!!!
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Thank god I'm an atheist!!!
Which has become its own religion and is just as preposterous and unbelievable to some as any one religion. In fact if there is one thing that all religions can agree on, its that the atheists are wrong, all 2.5% of the population of them
Ogre Palowakski
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Which has become its own religion and is just as preposterous and unbelievable to some as any one religion. In fact if there is one thing that all religions can agree on, its that the atheists are wrong, all 2.5% of the population of them
So, what exactly are the atheist wrong about? A belief in God? Or is it a belief in a particular God, or several Gods?
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According to religions that believe in a god(s), yes they are wrong about god. By definition, atheism believes in no deity (god), the other 97.5% of the world disagrees with that assumption
I'm not advocating which is right, wrong or indifferent, just that the belief in nothing can be viewed just as absurd as the belief in something and in fact is actually viewed by the majority as well, the 'most' wrong. Many religions can agree they believe in the same deity as the the next church in town, they just don't agree on how that belief should be propagated. I don't claim to have the answer nor to I prescribe to one belief or the other. But at the end of the day the belief in an all-knowing creator is no more implausible than the thought of a specimen like Taylor Swift being created by dust combining in the earths atmosphere, both of which I consider a religion in faith as neither can/has been proven
Ogre Palowakski
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Good response :thumbs:.
I've seen this argument played out many times and it usually almost turns into name calling
I've seen this argument played out many times and it usually almost turns into name calling