OT of OT: Rating Fyron -- no longer possible

[Fyron]

Originally posted by ZeroAdunn:
Fyron: No, you take Science on faith to be true. Because you can't prove any of it.

This is an argument of semantics, really, and is not relevant to previous debates. Almost all of science is provable, and has been proven.

And your veiled insults towards others need to stop.

Veiled insults? If I am going to insult someone, I'll do it openly, not veiled.

[ March 07, 2003, 00:00: Message edited by: Imperator Fyron ]

[Puke]

Originally posted by minipol:

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Originally posted by geoschmo:
No, he liked the other bands. He was in Nazareth. Lead guitar IIRC. That's why they called him Jesus of Nazareth.

If there is one thing you can say about this thread, it's that it's very god for people's imagination and creativity
Just imagine, lead guitar
Who would be playing the drums?

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Peter, obviously. The drummer is the foundation of the band, afterall. I hear that they wanted Barabus for the part, but he only got out of the clink in time to see "JC and the Boys" split up.

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As a long term lurker, I have two things to add.

What people of faith need to realize, a scientific fact is just as powerful as any scripture.

And the other is a bit of a fill in the blanks.

God creates man in his image.
-omitted statement-
-omitted statement-
Man is victorious
Man Creates AI in his image.
AI is more powerful than man.
Man grows jealous of AI and attempts to destroy it.
AI is Victorious

And that conlcudes my opinion on the origin of man and his relationship with whatever god currently in service at the time.

[mac5732]

where does it say that when god created man, that man was human? It says, he created man in his image, it does not say that man was a human being

just some ideas

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Just my little opinion about 'god' assuming such a creature exists.

[Fyron]

Originally posted by mac5732:
where does it say that when god created man, that man was human? It says, he created man in his image, it does not say that man was a human being

just some ideas

"Man" refers to humanity Mac.

[mac5732]

Man = humanity is correct, but it doesn't answer the question We (Humans) interpeted to mean humans or humanity, however, it does not say anywhere that Man was human, that is our reflection. It only states he was made in his image.... Doesn't say Man = Human

just some ideas Mac