I'm so mad...

[maestroanth]

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[Will]

The Certainty Delusion, by maestroanth
Chapter 1: "We're really not sure."
Chapter 2: "No, seriously, we're not sure."
Chapter 3: "I'm telling you, I honestly don't know."
Chapter 5: "Wait, what happened to chapter 4?"
Chapter 6: "I don't know how else to say this, I don't know."
Chapter 7: "I don't know, and I'm okay with that."
 

[Ihateyoumike]

The Certainty Delusion, by maestroanth
Chapter 1: "We're really not sure."
Chapter 2: "No, seriously, we're not sure."
Chapter 3: "I'm telling you, I honestly don't know."
Chapter 5: "Wait, what happened to chapter 4?"
Chapter 6: "I don't know how else to say this, I don't know."
Chapter 7: "I don't know, and I'm okay with that."
 :banna:

[Sophus]

Lol, wow I'm like Germany in WWII with a two front war, Atheists on one-side and Biblical's on the other, LOL!.

I've always thought atheists, agnostics, deists and pantheists were brothers of reason.

[curiosityandthecat]

I've always thought atheists, agnostics, deists and pantheists were brothers of reason.

[Whitney]

Lol, wow I'm like Germany in WWII with a two front war, Atheists on one-side and Biblical's on the other, LOL!.

I've always thought atheists, agnostics, deists and pantheists were brothers of reason.

Me too....they're all freethinkers.

I also don't like to think of atheists as being opposite of the Bible believers; it's not like the bible god is the only god we don't believe in.

[G.ENIGMA]

Lol, wow I'm like Germany in WWII with a two front war, Atheists on one-side and Biblical's on the other, LOL!.

I've always thought atheists, agnostics, deists and pantheists were brothers of reason.

Me too....they're all freethinkers.

I also don't like to think of atheists as being opposite of the Bible believers; it's not like the bible god is the only god we don't believe in.

The problem with biblical "truthtellers" though is that smart remark they generally rely on which is (usually said in a tone that is supposed to give it gravitas)

"well in my opinion" god was trying to tell us this or that" as if their allmighty could not make him/her self clear  

[maestroanth]

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[Kodanshi]

If you ever feel your agnosticim wavering, you can always drink unobserved milk to fuel your uncertainty:

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Does milk from a kosher animal need rabbinical supervision?
by Mrs. Nechama D. Kumer, Rabbi Baruch Emanuel Erdstein

The Rabbis ruled that milking must be supervised by a Jewish person to ensure that milk from a non-Kosher animal was not supplemented to the kosher milk. Supervised milk is called “Chalav Yisrael” â€" “Jewish Milk.”

This law also has spiritual reasons. Drinking unsupervised milk causes agnosticism. The milk may in fact be 100% from a kosher animal, but if no Jewish person was present to watch the milking, it has the effect of casting doubts in our core beliefs.

We are particularly warned to avoid giving babies and children dairy products from unsupervised milk. Because children's bodies are in the development process, we are careful to give them a healthy and balanced diet since deprivation of even one vitamin can have drastic life long effects. Similarly, children are also in the process of developing their spiritual basis for their whole life. We strive to instill within them an unwavering belief in G-d, and yet the influence of unsupervised milk can undermine this crucial spiritual foundation.

[SSY]

Those jews really have a grasp on the scientific method don't they?