I played the cello as a kid. The violin was okay from a distance, but up close, the high pitched sound made me kinda cringe.
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What Do You Believe?
- Thread starter Psalm23
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I played the cello as a kid. The violin was okay from a distance, but up close, the high pitched sound made me kinda cringe.
If you believe so - just add it as another to your mistaken belief collection.No no. See, your whole believe system is based on your necessity to evangelise against other peoples beliefs.
firedragon
Veteran Member
Wow. Cello. What an instrument. Nostalgic now.
firedragon
Veteran Member
If you believe so - just add it as another to your mistaken belief collection.
it seems like, your whole belief system is also founded on enjoying and thriving on mocking others. Strange foundation.
Psalm23
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Well obviously you have me mistaken for someone else. Not grasp the notion of consequences? Where some seem to think that expressing their bigoted hatred for others (as per homosexuals, for example) or their inane beliefs as to the Bible or other religious text being enough to explain reality is not likely to provoke replies. And these are so often the tip of the iceberg of silly beliefs. Mockery is an accepted form of attack for most beliefs - even if many think religious ones should somehow be exempt. Not so when they do harm others.it seems like, your whole belief system is also founded on enjoying and thriving on mocking others. Strange foundation.
I'm not mocking the religious belief itself, just the consequences for those who seem to drink too deeply and perhaps become more gullible by doing so.
firedragon
Veteran Member
I dont follow people MT. I dont know who you are. I am only responding to your particular posts in this very thread. Have a good day.
dybmh
דניאל יוסף בן מאיר הירש
I beleive that most people are good,who do good things, and try to avoid causing harm to others.
I beleive that personal improvement ( moral, intellectual, emotional ) is the highest principle of human aspiration and is rewarded greatly by the Almighty God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
I beleive that personal improvement ( moral, intellectual, emotional ) is the highest principle of human aspiration and is rewarded greatly by the Almighty God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Psalm23
Well-Known Member
Well obviously you have me mistaken for someone else. Not grasp the notion of consequences? Where some seem to think that expressing their bigoted hatred for others (as per homosexuals, for example) or their inane beliefs as to the Bible or other religious text being enough to explain reality is not likely to provoke replies. And these are so often the tip of the iceberg of silly beliefs. Mockery is an accepted form of attack for most beliefs - even if many think religious ones should somehow be exempt. Not so when they do harm others.
I'm not mocking the religious belief itself, just the consequences for those who seem to drink too deeply and perhaps become more gullible by doing so.
I believe unfortunately that there is a lot of hate in the world. I believe that we all should show love to one another.
No argument with that but it seems many can't do that simply because of interfering beliefs - and ones from so long ago as to not being that useful - given that we have moved on enormously since then.
Azrael Antilla
Active Member
You permissive libertines...were will it all end?
Azrael Antilla
Active Member
A noble belief. That if was adopted by everyone, would create a paradise on Earth. Until we're invaded by hostile aliens capitalising on our lapse from making war machines and developing novel and exciting ways of killing each other. (Joke)
Wildswanderer
Veteran Member
I believe God sometimes talks to me in my own language. Not like a secret dialect, but in ways only I can understand because it's tailored to my life circumstances. Those are amazing moments, although sometimes I see them only in the rear view mirror.
Trailblazer
Veteran Member
I believe that we will change our ways eventually and that is already happening, but it is a gradual process that will unfold over time, it won't happen overnight.
I believe that because I am a Baha'i and we are very optimistic about the future.
Toward a New World Order?
In a double secret poll 87% of Americans admitted they liked pineapple on pizza. Of these 58% said they lie about it to family and friends to avoid abuse and condemnation.
Once the global population drops to about 3.5 billion then we can be very optimistic.
IndigoChild5559
Loving God and my neighbor as myself.
My firm, I won't budgeg on this beliefs are as follows: There is a God, the Creator, and he/she/it cares how we treat one another. This dovetails very nicely into Jewish observance.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Universe concluded that the meaning of life is 42. It took hundreds of millions of years for the biggest computer in the universe to come to this conclusion.I believe in having no gods before the Creator of the heavens, earth, and life's creator.
Our genetic code's creator has left this mathematical pattern in our genetic code conveying to me the symbol of an Egyptian triangle as well as the number 37 embedded in our genetic code.
Eight of the canonical amino acids can be sufficiently defined by the composition of their codon's first and second base nucleotides. The nucleon sum of these amino acids' side chains is 333 (=37 * 3 squared), the sun of their block nucleons (basic core structure) is 592 (=37 * 4 squared), and the sum of their total nucleons is 925 (=37 * 5 squared ). With 37 factored out, this results in 3 squared + 4 squared = 5 squared, which is representative of an Egyptian triangle..
The mathematical pattern of the number 37 being used as a key factor for conveying an Egyptian triangle might be related to the gematria value of 37 appearing in the Hebrew language of Genesis 1:1.
You shall have no gods before the Creator of the heavens and earth, life's creator!
RestlessSoul
Well-Known Member
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
Many people in the forum know my views. I am a strong atheist and a Hindu. Why an atheist? Because I believe all things in the universe are constituted by 'physical energy' and there is nothing other than that in the universe. The existence or non-existence of energy (yes, energy may have a non-existent phase), creates all the drama in the universe. This does not require existence of a deity.