On Sat, 14 Jul 2018 15:11:06 -0500, Hank Rogers >
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>> On Sat, 14 Jul 2018 04:42:46 -0700 (PDT), Cindy Hamilton
>> > wrote:
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>>> On Friday, July 13, 2018 at 5:37:48 PM UTC-4, dsi1 wrote:
>>>> On Friday, July 13, 2018 at 9:18:07 AM UTC-10, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Our ability to see patterns is a gift from evolution. The ones who
>>>>> couldn't see patterns (everything from the turn of the seasons to
>>>>> the tiger in the brush) died early.
>>>>>
>>>>> Cindy Hamilton
>>>>
>>>> As we all know, DNA has an important relationship to evolution. Without DNA, most life on this planet would be low-order plant life - if even that.
>>>>
>>>> The ability to ponder our place in the universe is not really important for the survival of a species. The vast majority of life on Earth give no thought to their mortality or to their future. Most animals have not considered religion nor have they rejected it. It is something not conceivable to them. Religion is the providence known only to man. Bitching about religion is like complaining that we're human.
>>>>
>>>> People think that religion is the cause of all our problems but if you want something truly terrifying, consider a Godless universe. I wonder if you can...
>>>
>>> I'm an atheist. It's all I can consider. Every bad thing that people do
>>> to each other is just people being people. We didn't come to be the
>>> dominant life form on the planet by sitting around sharing hugs and kisses.
>>>
>>> Cindy Hamilton
>>
>> Whenever I meet a new person the best way to drive me away is by
>> attempting to engage me in a discussion about religion and god, any
>> religion and any god... those topics tell me immediately that those
>> people aren't worth knowing because it won't be too very long (within
>> minutes) before they attempt to convert me. I won't even speak to
>> anyone who displays religious medals/icons. I really don't want to
>> know anyone's religion... if they need to display their religion they
>> truly don't believe.
>> The first thing people of different belief systems do is compete and
>> attempt to convert... failing that they become violent... for me it's
>> best to permanently extricate myself from their presence before they
>> become violent as they surely will when they realize I won't comply.
>> I don't discuss religion or politicswith people I meet... different
>> political beliefs are exactly the same as different religious beliefs.
>> Different religious and political beliefs are the sole cause of all
>> warfare.
>> So long as religion and politics exist there can never be peace.
>> The easiest way to identify all the most ignorant people is to line up
>> all the religious and political leaders on the planet and to ensure a
>> chance of world peace, assasinate them. More people have died in the
>> name of religious and political differences than from disease. The
>> majority of humans haven't progressed one iota since the first
>> humanoids engaged in tribal warfare... often I feel they have
>> regressed to a much lower standard because modern weapory is far more
>> efficient than spears.
>>
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>popeye, is all this the reason why yoose humped that nun in the vatican?
>
>Yoose was trying to screw god out of her?
>
>Did yoose let the pope watch?

It was Easter Sunday. The Pope could have watched only the mentally
ill POS was much more interested in sexually molesting a ten year old
choir boy. It was just past my 18th birthday when I learned that
every Pope ever was a heinous sexual criminal. The cute little nun was
a year older than me and in no way was forced, in fact she was the
agressor. I can still recall the feel of her lovely firm bosoms and
her tight little bouncy butt... she smelled of incense and lubricius
vagina. I post this in hope she reads my account and contacts me.