Freedom, The Gateway To Sin

[Busyman™]

Did you just call RF and I non-believers? Or is Jesus Christ, the Son of God the only option available to us?

Do you all believe in God or a god? If not, you're a non-believer.

I am a believer. I believe God always was versus something inanimate always was.

As far as the topic, freedom can be the gateway to certain sins. However, that onus is on the person sinning.

There can be a law against premarital sex or the freedom to fuck before marriage without legal consequence.

[thewizeard]

Did you just call RF and I non-believers? Or is Jesus Christ, the Son of God the only option available to us?

No, certainly not, MN.

Name your poison.

Opium it must be opium..ask Karl. oh no that was religion... erm start again...

So the moral would be, if you wish to change the world, start by changing yourself..and your views...

Freedom in the end is a very relative understanding, ask my wife and her mother; or yours.

[MagicNakor]

So if one is polytheastic they classified as non-believers?

My own personal beliefs are rather lengthy to describe, and I doubt anyone is really interested in hearing about it (though ultimately I end up being monotheastic). Suffice to say that I'm comfortable with my beliefs and don't require validation for them, though if someone really wants to know, they're free to ask.

[Mr JP Fugley]

So if one is polytheastic they classified as non-believers?

My own personal beliefs are rather lengthy to describe, and I doubt anyone is really interested in hearing about it (though ultimately I end up being monotheastic). Suffice to say that I'm comfortable with my beliefs and don't require validation for them, though if someone really wants to know, they're free to ask.

I'm interested in them, genuinely. However if you could explain without using words like polytheastic it would be much better.

[j2k4]

So if one is polytheastic they classified as non-believers?

My own personal beliefs are rather lengthy to describe, and I doubt anyone is really interested in hearing about it (though ultimately I end up being monotheastic). Suffice to say that I'm comfortable with my beliefs and don't require validation for them, though if someone really wants to know, they're free to ask.

I'm interested in them, genuinely. However if you could explain without using words like polytheastic it would be much better.

What JP said, though I won't bitch about the words you choose, MN.

[Busyman™]

So if one is polytheastic they classified as non-believers?

My own personal beliefs are rather lengthy to describe, and I doubt anyone is really interested in hearing about it (though ultimately I end up being monotheastic). Suffice to say that I'm comfortable with my beliefs and don't require validation for them, though if someone really wants to know, they're free to ask.

What the hell is polytheastic?

As I said before, I classify a non-believer as a person who doesn't believe in god.

[Mr JP Fugley]

He meant polytheistic, but it would be churlish to point it out.

[MagicNakor]

Well, in my defense, I was pished.

[Busyman]

Well, in my defense, I was pished.

I was being faseteous anyway.

[JPaul]

Well, in my defensce, I was pished.

Phixed.