Comments on: Whom to Thank http://livingwithmormons.com/whom-to-thank/ Collisions between faith and reason in Utah Fri, 03 Sep 2010 19:19:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Mylegacy http://livingwithmormons.com/whom-to-thank/comment-page-1/#comment-416 Mylegacy Mon, 29 Mar 2010 05:13:44 +0000 http://livingwithmormons.com/?p=332#comment-416 I always find it interesting when people get all bendy in the knee over the very few "good parts" of their Invisible Spaghetti Monsters Book of Great Things. I wonder how their self-confessed, multiple occasion, mass murdering maniac (you know the one they want to spend eternity in the loving embrface of - shudder) feels about these tiny outbreaks of "love" while he decides which mass murder he should next explicitly do - or explicitly allow - by an act of non-intervention. Clearly from the bible his biggest boners come from his own personal slaughters and enslavements - those were the days! I always find it interesting when people get all bendy in the knee over the very few “good parts” of their Invisible Spaghetti Monsters Book of Great Things.

I wonder how their self-confessed, multiple occasion, mass murdering maniac (you know the one they want to spend eternity in the loving embrface of – shudder) feels about these tiny outbreaks of “love” while he decides which mass murder he should next explicitly do – or explicitly allow – by an act of non-intervention.

Clearly from the bible his biggest boners come from his own personal slaughters and enslavements – those were the days!

]]> By: Humanist Symposium 47 « This humanist http://livingwithmormons.com/whom-to-thank/comment-page-1/#comment-370 Humanist Symposium 47 « This humanist Sun, 20 Dec 2009 01:52:27 +0000 http://livingwithmormons.com/?p=332#comment-370 [...] to tackle some of the big questions, and so it is that in this edition we find ourselves asking whom to thank, whether the golden rule is all we need and how sometimes people can come at things from completely [...] [...] to tackle some of the big questions, and so it is that in this edition we find ourselves asking whom to thank, whether the golden rule is all we need and how sometimes people can come at things from completely [...]

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