Johnfromokc
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This explainse the Xmas story succinctly:
The True Meaning of Christmas
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Fucking epic!This explainse the Xmas story succinctly:
That really is you in your avatar, isn't it?
Am I the only one that went "Huh?" reading this?
Minor Axis
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I really like when he ends his post with maniacal laughing. Reminds me of Vizzini* just before he drops over dead.
*Princess Bride ref.
Actually I'm laughing even harder at you guys than that! hahaha!
I really like when he ends his post with maniacal laughing. Reminds me of Vizzini* just before he drops over dead.
*Princess Bride ref.
Lol I imagine it really dry and awkward, with no one around, stopping abruptly in complete silence
It certainly is a silly thing to say isn't it? It's really silly when people say the same about the bible....
Charlie Brown is a cartoon, hence it is fictional. It would be more logical for you to explain that the writings and teaching of The Bible are fictitious. You're getting your terms confused sir. That's why I was a tad confused. Is this reply substantial enough for you newbie? That and apparently you're probably not American and your English typing may be choppy.
Fictitious, mythical potato(po-tay-to) potato(po-tah-to) what's the difference? My point is what does it matter if something is historically correct or not it doesn't mean there isn't any value to it. I don't think the bible was written as a history book. I think wisdom can be found even in a Charlie Brown cartoon. It seems irrational to me to not consider something useful if it can't be proven factual.
[h=1]myth[/h] [mith]Example Sentences Origin
[h=2]myth[/h] [mith]Show IPA
noun 1. a traditional or legendary story, usually concerning some being or hero or event, with or without a determinable basis of fact or a natural explanation, especially one that is concerned with deities or demigods and explains some practice, rite, or phenomenon of nature.
2. stories or matter of this kind: realm of myth.
3. any invented story, idea, or concept: His account of the event is pure myth.
4. an imaginary or fictitious thing or person.
5. an unproved or false collective belief that is used to justify a social institution.
[h=1]fiction[/h] [fik-shuh[/URL] Origin
[h=2]fic·tion[/h] [fik-shuh[/URL] Show IPA
noun 1. the class of literature comprising works of imaginative narration, especially in prose form.
2. works of this class, as novels or short stories: detective fiction.
3. something feigned, invented, or imagined; a made-up story: We've all heard the fiction of her being in delicate health.
4. the act of feigning, inventing, or imagining.
5. an imaginary thing or event, postulated for the purposes of argument or explanation.
Hmmm... I guess God is a mythos... My bad :surrender
Waaaaaaaaaa no one likes my holy book! *crosses arms*
Obviously it has value to plenty of people, it sells well, last I heard. Get off it.
The trouble is when that value is making law and fact out of things that aren't law and facts. Hence this joke
Obviously it has value to plenty of people, it sells well, last I heard. Get off it.
The trouble is when that value is making law and fact out of things that aren't law and facts. Hence this joke
dancingpotato
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Hey, I may not like England very much (sorry anyone English, it's nothing personal), but I type in UK English and there is nowt wrong with it. Its you American's that spell things weird :eek
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