Big Bible Blastoff 2.1 Part II

A foot and a half of snow have given me the day off from work and school, giving me the time to get this posted. The Lord works in mysterious ways!

Let's hope this gets more than a few hundred views. It's really quite good.

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[YoungEdMama]

So Mr. Brown's faith is rewarded by bedwetting? I don't get it!!

[GlorifiedTruth]

@YoungEdMama - Not exactly. His misfortune stems directly from his separation from the Father. Mr. Brown is not so righteous that his actions are exempt from consequences.

[MyFriendLeonard1]

Love the rollicking piano at the beginning. In fact the music throughout this strangely conceptual mini-opera is pretty terrific!

Love your ranking atheists lower than parasites. : )

[GlorifiedTruth]

@MyFriendLeonard1 - Thanks, Leonard. Making the music for these things is definitely my favorite part.

Didn't mean to rank the atheists LOWER than parasites... It's not nice to rank people, actually, although I'd be lying if I said I never considered SOME atheists to be lower than parasites. But that's when I let despair get the best of me. I prefer to channel my energies to making these!

Thanks again,

GT

[JTlovesDexter]

ROFLMAO! Absolutely brilliant!

This should become the next biggest hit on Broadway ; )

[GlorifiedTruth]

@JTlovesDexter - Wow, thanks for the kind words!

[GodlessInfinity]

@MyFriendLeonard1 Yes, because it's childish to answer such a comment with a somewhat sarcastic parody, any points I made should obviously be ignored.

[MyFriendLeonard1]

@GodlessInfinity If that's childishly all it takes to satisfy your mind, then God bless. : )

[GodlessInfinity]

@MyFriendLeonard1 Yes, because if I follow the physical evidence and operate under the assumption that the universe that I can see is the universe that exists, then my model of reality is entirely man made and illegitimate, and if I don't leap to your assumption that there's an invisible intangible magic man called God I must be BRAINWASHED.

[GodlessInfinity]

@MyFriendLeonard1 Except that we can see in the world around us that science works, that the world operates by demonstrable, repeatable physical laws, and we can draw conclusions based on the evidence we find in the physical world. Now you can argue that everything is just an assumption if you wish, but then I see no reason to buy into your assumptions. If I must make assumption, I will make the assumptions best supported by evidence. The only reality dependent on man is what man does, IMO.

[MyFriendLeonard1]

@GodlessInfinity 2/2) Meanwhile, as a theist, I'm interested in Ultimate Reality and the Absolute. As a mere rationalist, you're trying to make me answer to a man-made model of Reality that I view as illegitimate, since it serves only YOUR purposes as an atheist. So while you think I'm making claims within your model, I'm actually inviting you into MY world, where God is an overwhelming holistic experience. And if you're a BRAINWASHED atheist, you'll have no idea how to react to this invitation!

[MyFriendLeonard1]

@GodlessInfinity 1/2) Yes, as a technical point of philosophy, the very reality in which you and I are engaging is a matter of mere agreement between us, based on practical assumptions. (Solipsism is no special case. It's based on assumptions too, a specific model.) Atheists get hyper-technical with theists, but then give themselves way too convenient a pass. The rationalist position, as a technical matter, is awfully weak. Why not just own up to that fact?

[GodlessInfinity]

@MyFriendLeonard1 So just to clarify, are you arguing from a point of Solipsism? Because if you aren't we can follow the evidence we have available and make the most logically justified conclusions based on the evidence.