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  1. I was banned twice previously, and I think my presence here is inappropriate.
  2. Here. the brain ≠ the mind.
  3. Why? I wrote that I didn't believe your words. And I assume I have a right not to believe. Because your words are similar to other people's words. What should I think? Good offense is the best defense? I only read what you write, that's all.
  4. Less gullible? On the contrary, he believes what people tell him. What about personal experience? Demeaning to your ego. And if you believed, you would complain on God? The thing is, we have to be grateful for everything, not only "good" things, but also "bad". Anyway, I don't want to preach. Not at all, you just write what I read everywhere.
  5. I think, before writing "a god", you had to try to find God, not even a year, not even 5 years. Did you try? I think one needs to walk through that desert before some realization. Because you write some clichés and I don't believe you. It looks like people put some stuff in your head and you believe it. There is no more personal relationship than between man and God. Also, I don't believe when people say "God loves you". Yeah..loves. And it takes a long time to understand that yes, actually everything is Love and only Love. And who do you thank? People? But people can do nothing without God.
  6. But scientists don't know what the mind and awareness are, and what they are for. It's really sad that you write this.
  7. And Acts 39-41 “But our ancestors refused to obey him. Instead, they rejected him and in their hearts turned back to Egypt. They told Aaron, ‘Make us gods who will go before us. As for this fellow Moses who led us out of Egypt—we don’t know what has happened to him!’ 41That was the time they made an idol in the form of a calf. They brought sacrifices to it and reveled in what their own hands had made. Yes, it is a punishment for people, who turned away from God. People, who didn't want to die in a desert and wanted to serve Egyptians. Idolatry I know astrology and I can understand how this is.
  8. What if some cow said to your face, that you are ungrateful arrogant atheist? Would you argue with a poor cow? Words can cut as a knife. And animals don't talk, they don't deal with our ego and pride. They can't offend us. Gratitude changes the way one lives.
  9. Who would you praise that you can breathe, see, hear, speak, walk on your own feet? We usually think that we have this by default. Our awareness, intelligence, memory, ability to know, to feel..We take them for granted. I read that G.K. Chesterton said that “The worst moment for an atheist is when he is really thankful and has no one to thank.”
  10. OK, swansont, thank you for patience, really.
  11. Ok, I would like to clarify my words. On thing when you compare to find differences and similarities, and another case to judge, good/bad, better/worse.
  12. They are different in their being, objectively, not subjectively. They don't need to be compared. Like colours. Likewise, ages are different by default, there is no need to compare them. Because..what for?
  13. Before comparing, you need to have the original data, what to compare with what. Exactly. I apply the term evolution to medicine, not to infant mortality, which would be natural selection. And you should study what evolution means carefully. Or let's compare YOU with an ape and find out where progress has gone. Why can you join evolution with religion, and I can not join evolution with medicine?

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