@restorethepledge Hey Michael, what about the 6 day war? Was that a natural occurence? No wonderous thing or things took place for Israel to defeat 4 armies on 3 open battlefields? Isn't it an unprecedented historical event? Doesn't that qualifify as a miraculous event much like the Miracle on the Hudson? You want the laws of nature to be normative to describe reality and that the miraculous can't take place, but what about when IT DOES?
@LShin1119 He founded FACTS 8 YEARS before Kaufman v. McCaughtry 2005 7th circuit court of appeals decision ushered in atheism as a religion! He's a brilliant Jewish attorney who actually understands what atheism is all about. He's an emergency room PHYSICIAN in additon to his doctorate of jurisprudence. He's probably TWICE the doctor you and I are! I'm pretty sure I'm Christ, and I've got my eye on this guy. lol
This guy is an idiot, and "atheist church" is an oxymoron. His energy might be better spent winning lawsuits to take the mention of God out of American society. Oh wait....he doesn't seem to be very good at that, either.
its funny you mention be led astray. but you say being godless is following yourself. and you apply your own limitations to the creater of a multiverse......like rising from the dead. which is just the lack of electricity being emitted from the brain.... notice im questioning you right now :)
Function: noun Etymology: Middle English chirche, from Old English cirice, ultimately from Late Greek kyriakon, from Greek, neuter of kyriakos of the lord, from kyrios lord, master; akin to Sanskrit śūra hero, warrior; A building for public and especially Christian worship; often capitalized : a : the whole body of Christians b : denomination c : congregation: a public divine worship; the clerical profession
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@restorethepledge Hey Michael, what about the 6 day war? Was that a natural occurence? No wonderous thing or things took place for Israel to defeat 4 armies on 3 open battlefields? Isn't it an unprecedented historical event? Doesn't that qualifify as a miraculous event much like the Miracle on the Hudson? You want the laws of nature to be normative to describe reality and that the miraculous can't take place, but what about when IT DOES?
shizzleman8 4 months ago
Clearly Dr. Newdow leans on his own understanding--which seems woefully limited in every sense.
LShin1119 1 year ago
@LShin1119 He founded FACTS 8 YEARS before Kaufman v. McCaughtry 2005 7th circuit court of appeals decision ushered in atheism as a religion! He's a brilliant Jewish attorney who actually understands what atheism is all about. He's an emergency room PHYSICIAN in additon to his doctorate of jurisprudence. He's probably TWICE the doctor you and I are! I'm pretty sure I'm Christ, and I've got my eye on this guy. lol
shizzleman8 4 months ago
Therefore to deny that baldness is a hair color is to admit that it is?!? To deny Santa Claus it to admit that there is? Wonderful logic there bud!
adefaira 1 year ago
This guy is an idiot, and "atheist church" is an oxymoron. His energy might be better spent winning lawsuits to take the mention of God out of American society. Oh wait....he doesn't seem to be very good at that, either.
alphalioness72 2 years ago
You can't blame me, I voted Nader.
JesusSavesAtCitibank 2 years ago
its funny you mention be led astray. but you say being godless is following yourself. and you apply your own limitations to the creater of a multiverse......like rising from the dead. which is just the lack of electricity being emitted from the brain.... notice im questioning you right now :)
kobekramer1 2 years ago
I love these people. This is the church that I am happily part of.
TheMikeyX 2 years ago
You do realize you are a Hypocrite; to deny God is to admit there is one to deny.
bxlxix69 2 years ago
Definition of Church:1church: \ˈchərch\
Function: noun Etymology: Middle English chirche, from Old English cirice, ultimately from Late Greek kyriakon, from Greek, neuter of kyriakos of the lord, from kyrios lord, master; akin to Sanskrit śūra hero, warrior; A building for public and especially Christian worship; often capitalized : a : the whole body of Christians b : denomination c : congregation: a public divine worship; the clerical profession
bxlxix69 2 years ago
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