DeadliestWarrior34;1158296 wrote:let me name a few things you will never know, no matter how much you **** up our forum:

you will never know:
what its like to have multiple 10/10s calling you every night to get ****ed.
what its like to score a game winning touchdown
what its like to have the balls/abililty to knock someone out at a bar when they try to punk you (lol @ you having to walk away like a bitch)
what it is like to workout and actually see results
what it is like to NOT immediately jizz yourself the first time a girl touches you because you have no experience with women
what it is like to enjoy the company of true friends and brother who will take bullets for you, outside of CoD.
what it is like to have an aura of success, confidence, and talent that commands respect from real people who are successful and worthwhile. and attractive.
what its like to be yourself and still make friends.
to not make excuses why your life sucks, because you make your own life and NEVER play the victim.
what it is like to wake up in the morning and be truly happy with your life

rmolin73;1158398 wrote:This has been the best thread tonight well besides the acid tripped strawberry cream pie thread.

hoops23;1158402 wrote:We were told train wreck threads diverted traffic and that people were tired of it.

BORIStheCrusher;1156813 wrote:I grew up and went to catholic schools but rarely went to church. God/religion wasn't a big part of my life outside of school, but I assumed there was a God and believed a lot of the bible since that's what I was taught. As I'm older now; logic and reasoning has made me believe this not to be true. I can't say for sure I'm right, but it's what makes sense. If believing in god helps someone be a better person then I think that's good because I think the overall message is good, but I don't need to go to church and read the bible to know I should be a good person.

Originally Posted by BORIStheCrusher
I grew up and went to catholic schools but rarely went to church. God/religion wasn't a big part of my life outside of school, but I assumed there was a God and believed a lot of the bible since that's what I was taught. As I'm older now; logic and reasoning has made me believe this not to be true. I can't say for sure I'm right, but it's what makes sense. If believing in god helps someone be a better person then I think that's good because I think the overall message is good, but I don't need to go to church and read the bible to know I should be a good person.

HitsRus;1159019 wrote:Morality can arise independently.....I mean the universe arose out of nothing...and so can morality. That said...did you grow up in a vacuum? Nope.

HitsRus;1159040 wrote:I said Christian teaching is an influence on morality...I specifically said it was not exclusive.

HitsRus;1159040 wrote:I said Christian teaching is an influence on morality...I specifically said it was not exclusive.

sleeper;1159184 wrote:... designed to control the minds and wallets of its constituents.

sleeper;1159184 wrote:Kind of an irrelevant statement don't you think? Sure Christianity has positive teachings, doesn't make it right, doesn't make it real, doesn't make it a cult designed to control the minds and wallets of its constituents.

cruiser_96;1159462 wrote:Sleeper: Just so you know, not every church is run this way. But I will agree that a fare number of organizations (churches included) can, and do, turn into a money-obtaining/money-loving adventure.

sleeper;1159585 wrote:No, every church is run this way. Some are just better at hiding it than others.

cruiser_96;1159588 wrote:Any scientic proof to back up this claim?

cruiser_96;1159609 wrote:So, no?

cruiser_96;1159621 wrote:So, no?

sleeper;1159585 wrote:No, every church is run this way. Some are just better at hiding it than others.

sleeper;1159611 wrote:Haven't you learned anything on this thread?

Faith is all you need for proof.

fish82;1159640 wrote:Every male graduate of tOSU takes cock in the ass.



See above.

sleeper;1159651 wrote:... Faith proves nothing, ...