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10 months ago
in This cartoon wrote a sweary word on your toilet wall. « the rut. on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Josh, this comment isn't for general exhibition. You're putting more and more questionable words and concepts into your site. I'm sorry to see it.
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10 months ago
in YouTube - The Song of the Count - Lemon Demon Version on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Why would you suggest that anyone may have a problem unless you can see the problem yourself?
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I can't. someone told me it was rude...
10 months ago
in YouTube - The Song of the Count - Lemon Demon Version on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Why would you suggest that anyone may have a problem unless you can see the problem yourself?
1 year ago
in Why Fred Basset is the “Dumbest Comic Strip Ever”. » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Josh, I agree with you. Those who like Fred B have the intellectual ability of a wilted lettuce.
1 year ago
in Please don't take this the wrong way. » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Josh, his arguments are a little silly. I don't know anyone that would use these arguments to prove the existence of God to an atheist. For starters it can't be done. But statements such as ``Millions have found purpose in life through Jesus. Their lives have been enriched beyond measure by the Bible.'' are not offered as proof, but simply as a worthwhile outcome of belief, when an atheist attacks the 'futility' and what he sees as the harm done by Christianity. That other religions offer such enrichment is beside the point. This statement is not offered as proof for Christianity.
Surely few would argue that ``The Bible is thousands of years old. There must be something to it, for it to have survived that long!'' This would be offered as an argument only by someone that has not thought about it at all, and would not be used in the area of Christian apologetics.
Pascal's wager is also nothing to do with proof of the existence of God, but like all of this bloke's assumptions, is a poor example, and would not be used as such by any thinking Christian. There are truths contained in much of what is said in these statements, but they surely would never be used as any kind of proof of God's existence.
His last argument about prayer is just silly
Surely few would argue that ``The Bible is thousands of years old. There must be something to it, for it to have survived that long!'' This would be offered as an argument only by someone that has not thought about it at all, and would not be used in the area of Christian apologetics.
Pascal's wager is also nothing to do with proof of the existence of God, but like all of this bloke's assumptions, is a poor example, and would not be used as such by any thinking Christian. There are truths contained in much of what is said in these statements, but they surely would never be used as any kind of proof of God's existence.
His last argument about prayer is just silly
1 year ago
in Please don't take this the wrong way. » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Josh, his arguments are a little silly. I don't know anyone that would use these arguments to prove the existence of God to an atheist. For starters it can't be done. But statements such as ``Millions have found purpose in life through Jesus. Their lives have been enriched beyond measure by the Bible.'' are not offered as proof, but simply as a worthwhile outcome of belief, when an atheist attacks the 'futility' and what he sees as the harm done by Christianity. That other religions offer such enrichment is beside the point. This statement is not offered as proof for Christianity.
Surely few would argue that ``The Bible is thousands of years old. There must be something to it, for it to have survived that long!'' This would be offered as an argument only by someone that has not thought about it at all, and would not be used in the area of Christian apologetics.
Pascal's wager is also nothing to do with proof of the existence of God, but like all of this bloke's assumptions, is a poor example, and would not be used as such by any thinking Christian. There are truths contained in much of what is said in these statements, but they surely would never be used as any kind of proof of God's existence.
His last argument about prayer is just silly
Surely few would argue that ``The Bible is thousands of years old. There must be something to it, for it to have survived that long!'' This would be offered as an argument only by someone that has not thought about it at all, and would not be used in the area of Christian apologetics.
Pascal's wager is also nothing to do with proof of the existence of God, but like all of this bloke's assumptions, is a poor example, and would not be used as such by any thinking Christian. There are truths contained in much of what is said in these statements, but they surely would never be used as any kind of proof of God's existence.
His last argument about prayer is just silly
1 year ago
in Please don't take this the wrong way. » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Josh, his arguments are a little silly. I don't know anyone that would use these arguments to prove the existence of God to an atheist. For starters it can't be done. But statements such as ``Millions have found purpose in life through Jesus. Their lives have been enriched beyond measure by the Bible.'' are not offered as proof, but simply as a worthwhile outcome of belief, when an atheist attacks the 'futility' and what he sees as the harm done by Christianity. That other religions offer such enrichment is beside the point. This statement is not offered as proof for Christianity.
Surely few would argue that ``The Bible is thousands of years old. There must be something to it, for it to have survived that long!'' This would be offered as an argument only by someone that has not thought about it at all, and would not be used in the area of Christian apologetics.
Pascal's wager is also nothing to do with proof of the existence of God, but like all of this bloke's assumptions, is a poor example, and would not be used as such by any thinking Christian. There are truths contained in much of what is said in these statements, but they surely would never be used as any kind of proof of God's existence.
His last argument about prayer is just silly
Surely few would argue that ``The Bible is thousands of years old. There must be something to it, for it to have survived that long!'' This would be offered as an argument only by someone that has not thought about it at all, and would not be used in the area of Christian apologetics.
Pascal's wager is also nothing to do with proof of the existence of God, but like all of this bloke's assumptions, is a poor example, and would not be used as such by any thinking Christian. There are truths contained in much of what is said in these statements, but they surely would never be used as any kind of proof of God's existence.
His last argument about prayer is just silly
1 year ago
in Stop-motion video » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Is this a commentary on your driving skills?
1 year ago
in Hair passes forward, screams pass backward on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Did u do the drawings Josh? Great likenesses. Colwally
2 years ago
in What I Write » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Emma seems a thoughtful nice open-minded young lady.
2 years ago
in What I Write » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Emma seems a thoughtful nice open-minded young lady.
2 years ago
in I’m sorry, I swore I’d never do this » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
I must be getting too old. I Don't understand most of the jokes in the cartoons on the sites you recommended. Is it that you people are sophisticated, or that I'm rther limited in understanding, or thick, or all three things?
2 years ago
in I’m sorry, I swore I’d never do this » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
I must be getting too old. I Don't understand most of the jokes in the cartoons on the sites you recommended. Is it that you people are sophisticated, or that I'm rther limited in understanding, or thick, or all three things?
2 years ago
in What I Write » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
Emma seems a thoughtful nice open-minded young lady.
2 years ago
in I’m sorry, I swore I’d never do this » nunnone.com on Josh Nunn's Geekorium
I must be getting too old. I Don't understand most of the jokes in the cartoons on the sites you recommended. Is it that you people are sophisticated, or that I'm rther limited in understanding, or thick, or all three things?