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39761  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 05:11:38 AM

to me, death makes 'life' significant

Well, that's what salvation by God is about... eternal life.  Smiley
39762  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 05:08:35 AM
Instead of that former, answer that following: What makes "death" significant?

The absolute most significant thing about death is, death locks one into his belief position regarding God. If one believes in God for salvation at the time of death, he will receive salvation. If he does not believe in God for salvation, he will lose salvation.

Other than that, there are many things that make death significant. Some of them hold significance for relatives of the deceased. Why do you ask this?

Smiley
Fear of being afraid is that sole sustenance of death.

Do you mean that if a person is not afraid of fear, that he would not die? Lots of folks watch horror movies just so that they can analyze their own fear. 

Smiley
"Sustenance" implies prolonged procession.

True. Generally if you are sustained in life, your life is prolonged. Interesting point in the idea of proving God scientifically thread. Why this in this thread?

Smiley
39763  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 04:49:27 AM
Instead of that former, answer that following: What makes "death" significant?

The absolute most significant thing about death is, death locks one into his belief position regarding God. If one believes in God for salvation at the time of death, he will receive salvation. If he does not believe in God for salvation, he will lose salvation.

Other than that, there are many things that make death significant. Some of them hold significance for relatives of the deceased. Why do you ask this?

Smiley
Fear of being afraid is that sole sustenance of death.

Do you mean that if a person is not afraid of fear, that he would not die? Lots of folks watch horror movies just so that they can analyze their own fear. 

Smiley
39764  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 04:43:35 AM
Instead of that former, answer that following: What makes "death" significant?

The absolute most significant thing about death is, death locks one into his belief position regarding God. If one believes in God for salvation at the time of death, he will receive salvation. If he does not believe in God for salvation, he will lose salvation.

Other than that, there are many things that make death significant. Some of them hold significance for relatives of the deceased. Why do you ask this?

Smiley
39765  Other / Off-topic / Re: Debt on: October 07, 2014, 04:38:38 AM
Anybody who has borrowed money from a legal lending institution (bank, savings and loan) is NOT in debt. THAT debt is a lie. It is a creation of new money. There is no borrowing done.

Smiley
39766  Other / Off-topic / Re: Pictures from Russia. on: October 07, 2014, 04:36:00 AM


I'd hate to be HER makeup artist.  Smiley
39767  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 04:33:42 AM

That following:

What matter is torture? What matter is death?

Concern proving evident within your post are those of beast and man and, therefore, are hailed of nothing exceeding them.

Or as Solomon said, "Everything is meaningless."

After all, we die, and we haven't seen anyone come back to real life without re-dying sometime in the near future after he became alive again. The exception, of course, is Jesus, who arose from the dead within the 3 days after death, and then, 40 days later, ascended into Heaven, alive.

So, what is the benefit of writing anything or doing anything in life? We lose it all anyway, at death, right?

Smiley
Your question assumes it's reasonable to make considerations in accordance with an inevitability of death. As the original question posed, how is that reasonable? Why is it reasonable to make a consideration for its relation to death? What matter is that, death, that one would proceed unto any consideration about it?

(Your implied concern is characteristic of "dust." [Your avoidance of explicit provision of backing evidences that yet more.])

I don't know for sure which question you are asking. In addition, it seems like you are using an online translator to convert your language to English before you post it. What I mean is, the questions are not of a form that I understand clearly. If you can state the question in common American English, I might make a stab at answering. It might be simply my fault that I don't understand, but the fact is, I don't understand.

Please restate the question.

Smiley
That Imperial English was Americanized.

Is "That Imperial English was Americanized" the question? If it is, I don't understand what answer you are looking for. If it isn't, please restate the question, because I don't understand what the question is.

Smiley
39768  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 04:28:14 AM

That following:

What matter is torture? What matter is death?

Concern proving evident within your post are those of beast and man and, therefore, are hailed of nothing exceeding them.

Or as Solomon said, "Everything is meaningless."

After all, we die, and we haven't seen anyone come back to real life without re-dying sometime in the near future after he became alive again. The exception, of course, is Jesus, who arose from the dead within the 3 days after death, and then, 40 days later, ascended into Heaven, alive.

So, what is the benefit of writing anything or doing anything in life? We lose it all anyway, at death, right?

Smiley
Your question assumes it's reasonable to make considerations in accordance with an inevitability of death. As the original question posed, how is that reasonable? Why is it reasonable to make a consideration for its relation to death? What matter is that, death, that one would proceed unto any consideration about it?

(Your implied concern is characteristic of "dust." [Your avoidance of explicit provision of backing evidences that yet more.])

I don't know for sure which question you are asking. In addition, it seems like you are using an online translator to convert your language to English before you post it. What I mean is, the questions are not of a form that I understand clearly. If you can state the question in common American English, I might make a stab at answering. It might be simply my fault that I don't understand, but the fact is, I don't understand.

Please restate the question.

Smiley
39769  Other / Off-topic / Re: How do you think the universe will end? on: October 07, 2014, 04:19:48 AM
Space is expanding at an accelerating rate. You've heard of the Hubble telescope? Hubble proved this expansion. Evidence of expansion lead to inflation theory, the big bang. The force driving the expansion, the so called dark matter, is stronger than the gravitational force of all known matter leading to the idea of the big freeze.

Expansion is quantified, it is no longer conjecture. Why though...

Just curious. Since we have known for some time that space is expanding, could it be that material is ALL expanding correspondingly. What I am thinking about is that the earth is expanding in size at some basic more-or-less constant rate. And I am not talking about the Neal Adams theory.

The question I have in mind is, could it be this expansion that causes the gravity effect? Perhaps gravity is simply inertia on an expanding planet, making it feel like gravity.

Smiley
39770  Other / Off-topic / Re: How do you think the universe will end? on: October 07, 2014, 04:15:20 AM
Jesus will return in view of everyone. The dead will rise. Jesus will judge everyone according to the deeds they did in their lifetime. Those who believed in Jesus will go to Heaven - the new heavens and new earth - other reality/other mega-universe. THIS universe will become the lake of fire spoken about in the Revelation, destroying everything, so that God can get His power that He put into it back.

Smiley

Eventually your kind will be extinct and the world will truly be a better off.

LOL ! Thank you. I am honored.   Cheesy
39771  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 04:13:47 AM
What matter is torture? What matter is death?

Concern proving evident within your post are those of beast and man and, therefore, are hailed of nothing exceeding them.

Or as Solomon said, "Everything is meaningless."

After all, we die, and we haven't seen anyone come back to real life without re-dying sometime in the near future after he became alive again. The exception, of course, is Jesus, who arose from the dead within the 3 days after death, and then, 40 days later, ascended into Heaven, alive.

So, what is the benefit of writing anything or doing anything in life? We lose it all anyway, at death, right?

Smiley

But death matters because death is not the end and if the Bible is true (and I believe it to be based on many things proving it to be so) the end result of not seriously considering the consequences of death could be eternal torture.  In reality I believe that nothing matters more than considering our eternal souls.  

eternity...? you too greedy! let the children eat.
Indeed, they fail to consider annihilationism and other such theorizations.

There are just too many warnings in the Bible to support annihilationism.  Repeatedly in the Bible Jesus says that those that do not accept Him will be thrown into the blazing fire and that there will be the gnashing of teeth.  Does this sound like human's souls just cease to exist?

Many souls will be formed in the future, better than us, let go, everything's ok.

But still keep being the nice person you are  Smiley, you don't need a book for that do you? you feel it inside without needing a rule book, you feel empathy right?


That's a guess, isn't it, that souls will be formed in the future?

I contend that all the souls have been formed, and that the reason that God has not moved this creation into Heaven long ago is, if He had, there wouldn't have been time for the souls to live and believe in Him. Most would be lost. So, this life is for giving the souls that have been created a chance to be saved.

Smiley

That's one thing I know for sure, having watched my children being born with my own two eyes.

Souls are  forming as we speak, and those pure little nippers, you say they are lost. I say they see the clearest the moment they are born in a pure feral state, from that point on it's alot of nonsense, language, books and other such nonsense. But it can be fun (if you choose the right books).

How do you know that their souls have not just been implanted from God, into their bodies, any time all the way back to conception? Implanting, not formation.

Smiley
I asked you a direct question earlier, and you still have not answered it.

Who are you talking to?  Smiley
Whomever posts as "BADecker."

What was the question? I miss or ignore some sometimes.  Smiley
39772  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 04:09:21 AM
What matter is torture? What matter is death?

Concern proving evident within your post are those of beast and man and, therefore, are hailed of nothing exceeding them.

Or as Solomon said, "Everything is meaningless."

After all, we die, and we haven't seen anyone come back to real life without re-dying sometime in the near future after he became alive again. The exception, of course, is Jesus, who arose from the dead within the 3 days after death, and then, 40 days later, ascended into Heaven, alive.

So, what is the benefit of writing anything or doing anything in life? We lose it all anyway, at death, right?

Smiley

But death matters because death is not the end and if the Bible is true (and I believe it to be based on many things proving it to be so) the end result of not seriously considering the consequences of death could be eternal torture.  In reality I believe that nothing matters more than considering our eternal souls.  

eternity...? you too greedy! let the children eat.
Indeed, they fail to consider annihilationism and other such theorizations.

There are just too many warnings in the Bible to support annihilationism.  Repeatedly in the Bible Jesus says that those that do not accept Him will be thrown into the blazing fire and that there will be the gnashing of teeth.  Does this sound like human's souls just cease to exist?

Many souls will be formed in the future, better than us, let go, everything's ok.

But still keep being the nice person you are  Smiley, you don't need a book for that do you? you feel it inside without needing a rule book, you feel empathy right?


That's a guess, isn't it, that souls will be formed in the future?

I contend that all the souls have been formed, and that the reason that God has not moved this creation into Heaven long ago is, if He had, there wouldn't have been time for the souls to live and believe in Him. Most would be lost. So, this life is for giving the souls that have been created a chance to be saved.

Smiley

That's one thing I know for sure, having watched my children being born with my own two eyes.

Souls are  forming as we speak, and those pure little nippers, you say they are lost. I say they see the clearest the moment they are born in a pure feral state, from that point on it's alot of nonsense, language, books and other such nonsense. But it can be fun (if you choose the right books).

How do you know that their souls have not just been implanted from God, into their bodies, any time all the way back to conception? Implanting, not formation.

Smiley
I asked you a direct question earlier, and you still have not answered it.

Who are you talking to?  Smiley
39773  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 03:58:57 AM
What matter is torture? What matter is death?

Concern proving evident within your post are those of beast and man and, therefore, are hailed of nothing exceeding them.

Or as Solomon said, "Everything is meaningless."

After all, we die, and we haven't seen anyone come back to real life without re-dying sometime in the near future after he became alive again. The exception, of course, is Jesus, who arose from the dead within the 3 days after death, and then, 40 days later, ascended into Heaven, alive.

So, what is the benefit of writing anything or doing anything in life? We lose it all anyway, at death, right?

Smiley

But death matters because death is not the end and if the Bible is true (and I believe it to be based on many things proving it to be so) the end result of not seriously considering the consequences of death could be eternal torture.  In reality I believe that nothing matters more than considering our eternal souls.  

eternity...? you too greedy! let the children eat.
Indeed, they fail to consider annihilationism and other such theorizations.

There are just too many warnings in the Bible to support annihilationism.  Repeatedly in the Bible Jesus says that those that do not accept Him will be thrown into the blazing fire and that there will be the gnashing of teeth.  Does this sound like human's souls just cease to exist?

Many souls will be formed in the future, better than us, let go, everything's ok.

But still keep being the nice person you are  Smiley, you don't need a book for that do you? you feel it inside without needing a rule book, you feel empathy right?


That's a guess, isn't it, that souls will be formed in the future?

I contend that all the souls have been formed, and that the reason that God has not moved this creation into Heaven long ago is, if He had, there wouldn't have been time for the souls to live and believe in Him. Most would be lost. So, this life is for giving the souls that have been created a chance to be saved.

Smiley

That's one thing I know for sure, having watched my children being born with my own two eyes.

Souls are  forming as we speak, and those pure little nippers, you say they are lost. I say they see the clearest the moment they are born in a pure feral state, from that point on it's alot of nonsense, language, books and other such nonsense. But it can be fun (if you choose the right books).

How do you know that their souls have not just been implanted from God, into their bodies, any time all the way back to conception? Implanting, not formation.

Smiley
39774  Other / Off-topic / Re: How do you think the universe will end? on: October 07, 2014, 03:56:13 AM
Jesus will return in view of everyone. The dead will rise. Jesus will judge everyone according to the deeds they did in their lifetime. Those who believed in Jesus will go to Heaven - the new heavens and new earth - other reality/other mega-universe. THIS universe will become the lake of fire spoken about in the Revelation, destroying everything, so that God can get His power that He put into it back.

Smiley
39775  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 03:48:50 AM
What matter is torture? What matter is death?

Concern proving evident within your post are those of beast and man and, therefore, are hailed of nothing exceeding them.

Or as Solomon said, "Everything is meaningless."

After all, we die, and we haven't seen anyone come back to real life without re-dying sometime in the near future after he became alive again. The exception, of course, is Jesus, who arose from the dead within the 3 days after death, and then, 40 days later, ascended into Heaven, alive.

So, what is the benefit of writing anything or doing anything in life? We lose it all anyway, at death, right?

Smiley

But death matters because death is not the end and if the Bible is true (and I believe it to be based on many things proving it to be so) the end result of not seriously considering the consequences of death could be eternal torture.  In reality I believe that nothing matters more than considering our eternal souls.  

eternity...? you too greedy! let the children eat.
Indeed, they fail to consider annihilationism and other such theorizations.

There are just too many warnings in the Bible to support annihilationism.  Repeatedly in the Bible Jesus says that those that do not accept Him will be thrown into the blazing fire and that there will be the gnashing of teeth.  Does this sound like human's souls just cease to exist?

Many souls will be formed in the future, better than us, let go, everything's ok.

But still keep being the nice person you are  Smiley, you don't need a book for that do you? you feel it inside without needing a rule book, you feel empathy right?


That's a guess, isn't it, that souls will be formed in the future?

I contend that all the souls have been formed, and that the reason that God has not moved this creation into Heaven long ago is, if He had, there wouldn't have been time for the souls to live and believe in Him. Most would be lost. So, this life is for giving the souls that have been created a chance to be saved.

Smiley
39776  Other / Off-topic / Re: Scientific proof that God exists? on: October 07, 2014, 02:46:29 AM
What matter is torture? What matter is death?

Concern proving evident within your post are those of beast and man and, therefore, are hailed of nothing exceeding them.

Or as Solomon said, "Everything is meaningless."

After all, we die, and we haven't seen anyone come back to real life without re-dying sometime in the near future after he became alive again. The exception, of course, is Jesus, who arose from the dead within the 3 days after death, and then, 40 days later, ascended into Heaven, alive.

So, what is the benefit of writing anything or doing anything in life? We lose it all anyway, at death, right?

Smiley
39777  Other / Off-topic / Re: Are We Worrying About the Wrong Virus? = Ebola? on: October 07, 2014, 02:39:24 AM
media only focuses on one thing at a time. plat du jour today is ebola, tomorrow will be terrorism, yesterday was FIFA World Cup. simple as that.

Close to 100% true. But that wasn't the point, really. The point was informing that media focus is either off, or it is criminally skewed.

The real point for everyone is, wake up and see that the media isn't the best place to go for info.

Another point would be, check into the dangerous viruses, not ebola. It isn't dangerous until you get it. And there are lots others you will get before you could ever think of getting ebola.

Smiley
39778  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Cops stealing $50k on: October 07, 2014, 02:30:57 AM
Cops are authorized by the city council. If the city council wanted, they could shut the police force down.

City should force areal drones to surround every activity that police do, and video the whole thing, without the consent of the police. If there wasn't an areal drone record by several areal drones for every police operation, the police involved should be deemed in the wrong, sued by both the city and the victim as criminals, serve jail time and punishment as regular criminals.

Force your city council to enact such ordinances and regulations.

Smiley

i disagree about the drones, we need police in america to keep everyone grounded.

Don't know what that means. Google "police brutality." Who keeps the police from acting illegally?

Smiley
39779  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bangladesh says Bitcoin users could be jailed for up to 12 years on: October 07, 2014, 02:19:40 AM
In a common law nation, common law is basic. There are parallel systems of law running right in the same court. A magistrate may attempt to draw a person over into statute law by using certain words in court. If the person bringing the claim is careful, he will block the judge's use of words that would otherwise remove him from common law over into statute law. Most people aren't experienced enough to realize what is happening.

Sigh. This just isn't true.
If a specific statue has been passed criminalising a specific act, you cannot 'block' being punished under that statue by using magic words.

Quote
Did you find the rest of the holdings for Trinsey v. Pagliaro? If you did, you will see how in a man to man claim in court, attorneys can be made to remain silent unless they are actual witnesses to the case. But if they are witnesses, they can't act as attorneys.

There are no more holdings.
I have shown you the full trial transcript for the case.
I have shown you that it just doesn't say what you have been told it says.
You can read it yourself and see that.
Why do you still believe the rubbish you have been told, even when it is proved to be wrong?


You can't block being punished under a statute if you are under it. The Japanese government can pass all the statutes it wants. Americans in America aren't under any of them.

If you are a human being in America, you are one of the people. The people set up the government in America. As long as you don't become a 14th Amendment person, or stand up in that capacity, you are one of the people, not a citizen. If you know the ins and outs of common law, you know how to keep yourself from being dragged into statute law. You can remain one of the people, over the government, over the statute laws. The exception is when you harm someone else or damage his property.

Trinsey v Pagliaro, D.C.Pa. 1964, 229 F.Supp. 647. "Statements of counsel in brief or in argument are not facts before the court and are therefore insufficient for a motion to dismiss or for summary judgment." In other words, attorney talk in a common law court does nothing.

"Where there are no depositions, admissions, or affidavits the court has no facts to rely on for a summary determination." Trinsey v. Pagliaro, D.C. Pa. 1964, 229 F. Supp. 647.

Smiley
39780  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bangladesh will jail Bitcoin traders? on: October 07, 2014, 01:57:47 AM
While most people in Bangladesh are poverty stricken and illiterate, most Americans are similar with regard to their country, the United States of America.

The underlying, basic law in America is common law.

Things that can be done with pure common law by any American who knows:

1. Grow your own weed for your own use without being stopped.

2. Get your weed back from the government at your trial. Also proves you innocence.

3. No more traffic fines if you have not harmed anyone or damaged his property.

4. Hold a judge in contempt if he does not recognize your status under common law.

5. No more school requirements for your kids. If CPS takes them, you get them back.

6. Freedom to do ANYTHING that does not harm someone, damage his property, or break a contract.

Smiley
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