Reply With Quote“An Irishman, English man and Scots man walked into a bar …… “Originally Posted by Sir C
The vicar told a joke.
A joke. In church.
The vicar told a joke.
A joke. In church.
“An Irishman, English man and Scots man walked into a bar …… “The vicar told a joke.
A joke. In church.
"Three guys arrive at the Pearly Gates..."
Did he say God exists? That always cracks me upThe vicar told a joke.
A joke. In church.
Northern Monkey ... who can't upload a bleeding Avatar
Well to be fair it was a Protestant ceremony so what did you expect."Three guys arrive at the Pearly Gates..."
I went to mass a few weeks ago, it really is utter fúcking nonsense tbh.
Did you miss the 'protestant' bit? They gave up on God years ago.
Quite rightly so, stupid idea that there is one
Northern Monkey ... who can't upload a bleeding Avatar
I'd say it's an utterly inevitable idea. Not one that I necessarily agree with, but far from stupid.
I don't think it's even an idea so much as a basic human need/instinct. There's a reason why no human society in history ever has developed without a spiritual element. Indeed, I would go so far as to say that, as a species, we naturally, unconsciously believe in God (or some variation thereof), but have to work to use our rational mind to consciously suppress that belief.
You conflate spirituality with God, but the two need not have anything to do with each other whatsoever.
So when you say "or some variation thereof" what you actually mean is something entirely different to God (specifically, an acceptance that there is much about the world - and in particular human consciousness - that we do not yet understand). There is no reason at all - other than intellectual laziness - for this ignorance to manifest in a belief in God.
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