What are Your beliefs?

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monotony

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I believe there is nothing more important that respecting the beliefs of others... no matter how silly or strange they seem to you personally.
 

NikPreviousAcct

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Originally posted by: monotony
I believe there is nothing more important that respecting the beliefs of others... no matter how silly or strange they seem to you personally.

Right. So bow down and worship me, rodant!!
 

NikPreviousAcct

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Originally posted by: HiveMaster
I believe that 90% of the people here only make love to their hand.

I do. I bought my right-hand a nice new mouse and it loves it. The Razor Boomslang 1000 was getting uncomfortable.

nik
 

WombatWoman

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Feb 19, 2000
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Originally posted by: HiveMaster
I believe that 90% of the people here only make love to their hand.
And the remaining 10% suffer the crushing rejection of finding that their hand has fallen asleep?
 

Orsorum

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Originally posted by: WombatWoman
Originally posted by: HiveMaster
I believe that 90% of the people here only make love to their hand.
And the remaining 10% suffer the crushing rejection of finding that their hand has fallen asleep?

Just yourself, my kind denmother... :D
 

Willoughbyva

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Sep 26, 2001
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I'm a Christian, but I also think the old saying of "everything in moderation" seems pretty on target.
 

GrumpyMan

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I, like that C/W song, believe in love, babies, parents and I believe in you. :)
Can't remember who did that song.
 

Siddhartha

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I am pretty sure that the Earth will rotate on it's axis so that in five hours or so, it is now 1:26 am, it will be light outside.
 

Vadatajs

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Aug 28, 2001
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Originally posted by: Booster
I started this thread b/c I'm sooo curious what other people believe in. Of course, many people believe in God, and it may be the most important belief, but are there any other things you believe in? Or do you believe nothing and noone? I'm really curious.

I'm a nihilist, nuff said.
 

jhu

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bow down to me, your only hope for eternal salvation. and free beer.
 

Chaotic42

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Originally posted by: tweakmm
I'm the same way
I think that they describe it perfectly in Dogma

For real :)

I'm a new Christian. Essentially I believe that Christ died to "cover for us". I was an atheist for about 9 or 10 years.

I think that a *lot* of Christians are really hypocritical, and that there is little chance of converting anyone over since the modern Christian Church in general is so stale, boring, stuck up, and hateful.

I think that God is laid back. The bible is a collection of stories, not a 100% guide on what happened step by step. I believe in science and I feel confident in evolution.

I think Christianity needs to reform or it will perish.
 

xirtam

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"I am an athiest, I believe people should treat others as they want to be treated."

Wow. We call that God's general revelation where I come from. Christ taught the same thing. (Oh, by the way, I'm talking about the second "Golden Rule" statement, not the first "I'm an atheist" part.)

I think it's awesome how God gets across His principles even through people who don't believe in Him.

That's what I believe.
 

gopunk

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Originally posted by: xirtam
"I am an athiest, I believe people should treat others as they want to be treated."

Wow. We call that God's general revelation where I come from. Christ taught the same thing. (Oh, by the way, I'm talking about the second "Golden Rule" statement, not the first "I'm an atheist" part.)

I think it's awesome how God gets across His principles even through people who don't believe in Him.

That's what I believe.

well, it's also entirely possible that this is a larger, more fundamental principle that got incorporated into people's conceptions of god and religion :p