Yeah, I saw that, that's why I asked. Perhaps you could've put more detailinto that post, I'm pretty sure when looking at threads, they consider the OP, and if that's not got enough discussion material, they close it.

They're deleting non member accounts? Why would they do that, if nobody plays for free, they won''t be able to see what they can get as a member.

What did you mean by club penguin revolution? What's wrong with it as it is? Bear in mind I very briefly joined afew years ago, got bored of the childishness fasty.

You're probably sick of this by now, but I just want to throw one last thing out there:

Think about why you believe Christianity instead of, say, Buddhism. I'm not saying you're wrong, that Christianity is false, but why do you think it's true while other faiths aren't?

After all, every person who believes anything thinks that they are right. No one sits down and says "I'm going to believe this thing I know is false". So clearly one can be wrong about what one believes.

Surely, though, such a belief is very important to be right about. So should you not stop and examine why you believe what you believe? If what you believe is wrong, then that's important to know, while if it's right then no harm is done.

Just something to think about.

If Jesus loves everyone, how could I be irredeemable?

Your last two statements seem contradictory.

But how do you know that? I mean, 2/3rds of the world believe that their, non-Christian, faiths are true.

That's not really an answer, is it? So I guess I'll ask again: What evidence is there for Christianity that other religions don't claim to have?

Every other religion claims various miracles; Every other religion has holy writings of some sort; Every other religion claims divine inspiration.

So what, exactly, sets Christianity apart from them?

Let me ask you this: I'm sure you're aware that Christianity is not the only religion to claim that the divine intervenes through miracles. There are plenty of others with stories about their angels, or gods, showing up and changing things.

Let's take Norse myths, since I'm moderately familiar with them: One story has Thor showing up at a couple's house and making stew out of the goats he was riding. In the morning, they re-grew from their bones and skin.

Now, that's pretty miraculous, so why should I accept Christianity instead of the Norse religion? Or, more to the point, why do you see miracles for proof of Christianity but not the Norse faith?

Lack of evidence. I became a hard-core skeptic about...pretty much everything about a half-dozen years ago. At first I kept my faith and only applied it to things like those ridiculous "We never went to the Moon" claims and suchlike. Then I realized I was being hypocritical to apply those standards to everything but my beliefs.

In essence, I'm an atheist because there is no/insufficient proof of any god(s) existing. Should proof appear then my belief shall change. It's no different from my stance on the Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, Vishnu, Buddha, Odin, Zeus, etc.

Nope, never.

I don't watch anything on it, or get the channel, so I wouldn't really know.

The channel isn't doing great, but I wouldn't call it dead yet.

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I'll give you my penis for 5000 yen

Martini. Shaken not stirred.

Um hello

Hi...?

I'm sorry, I don't know that. :C

I'm pretty sure it's still be under gen. 5, I guess they wanted to get out of the colors phase. They have some pictures released of it, google it.