Re: Solution to the energy shortage?

Irish Mike wrote:

 > God doesn't  act the  way you think  He should,  therefore, your
 > conclusion is that there is no God.  Does that about sum up your
 > deep thought process?

Erm...no. Not by a long shot.

The pantheons upon pantheons of gods ever proposed don't exist for
all sorts of obvious reasons that rarely ever need explaining. I'm
sure you'd agree with me that  Brahma, Jupiter, Wodin, and all the
rest are quite  silly and you'd have to be  most insane to believe
in them. What  you refuse to  admit, mainly because of  the mental
anguish it'd cause  you to admit how much of  an idiot you've been
all these years, is that your own gods are no different.

All I  was doing  in the post  you replied to  was pointing  out a
typical absurdity  of this  particular type of  god. If Mr. Twyman
were instead blathering about how all we needed to do to solve the
current economic crisis was ask the Leprechauns to give us some of
the gold  they've got  stashed in  their pots at  the ends  of the
rainbows, wouldn't you have joined in  the chorus of calling him a
dumbass?

Thought so.

Cheers,

b&

-- 
EAC Memographer
BAAWA Knight of Blasphemy
``All but God can prove this sentence true.''


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