You know spagetti pasta was not created till the 12th century on a wooden press. are you saying the world is only 900 years old. If so then the dinosor bones are all fakes and ther primates are almost family
-david
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I wonder if all these 12century pasta inventors realize that the Chinese had been eating a noodle type dish for over 3000 years before the birth of Jesus.
Which makes Pastafarianism a more ancient sect of worship than Christianity.
Ramen
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ET -
Jan 10th, 2010
After all, m’dear, the Flying Spaghetti Monster can create the world to look just as old as he likes. He’s just messing with your head to test your faith! All that “history” stuff? BS! The Christians agree with us, they’re just confused on the date and the nature of god. Poor dears.
Ramen.
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The Noodle will save us all -
Jan 15th, 2010
This is where you are incorrect, He simply wants the non-believers to think that the world is millions of years old when in fact, The enlightened believers will all tell you that this earth is less than 200 years old. Everything that seems to prove otherwise was only placed on this earth to test our faith in Him.
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plumberbob -
Jan 16th, 2010
@ 51 – Darion – ,
Perhaps if you were smart enough to read and follow the directions that were clearly given to you when you entered our site, you would have had your questions answered. After reading the Open Letter and the “About” tab material, you could have learned:
1) Our mission is the exclusion of religious mythology from the science curricula of public schools.
2) Our theology is a satire that neither depends on, nor is derivative of any other religion.
3) We insist that any school board that includes any religious mythology in their science curricula, must also include ours.
“That’s something the apologists for faith need to learn, too: religion should be strong enough to stand against academic rudeness and mockery without this pathetic bleating for shelter from skepticism. It’s easy to be tolerant and civil when you’ve compelled everyone to be agreeable with you; the challenge is to do the same when you’re being denounced.”
P Z Myers
Your delusions are not ours to defend, and you do not have the power to force everyone to stop laughing at you, as much as you’d like to be able to do that. And isn’t that what this is really about? That churches want to be able to punish you for disrespecting their sacred craziness?
RAmen
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Capt Bart McCool -
Jan 17th, 2010
The ancient Etruscans had pasta made from flour and water 400-300 BC.
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theFewtheProudtheMarinara -
Jan 18th, 2010
David – you mean dinosaur bones are REAL? That means the earth is older than 10,000 years, as the Young Earth Creationists claim! It also means the BuyBull is NOT completely accurate. Gee, that means the Creationists can’t pass off their religious beliefs as some pseudo-science to school kids. Someone should stop them! Wait…our prophet Bobby (Pesto be upon him) did.
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plumberbob -
Jan 20th, 2010
@ 35 – austin – ,
Perhaps if you were smart enough to read and follow the directions that were clearly given to you when you entered our site, you would have had your questions answered. After reading the Open Letter and the “About” tab material, you could have learned:
1) Our mission is the exclusion of religious mythology from the science curricula of public schools.
2) Our theology is a satire that neither depends on, nor is derivative of any other religion.
3) We insist that any school board that includes any religious mythology in their science curricula, must also include ours.
Nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public.
H. L. Mencken
US editor (1880 – 1956
Your rage demonstrates clearly that you are out of rational debating strategies. Why don’t you stay in school and learn science, math, and philosophy? It will make the world seem a much safer place than what you’ve heard from the pulpit. Start by studying this observation by astronomer Carl Sagan:
“How is it that hardly any major religion has looked at science and concluded, ‘This is better than we thought! The Universe is much bigger than our prophets said, grander, more subtle, more elegant. God must be even greater than we dreamed’? Instead they say, ‘No, no, no! My god is a little god, and I want him to stay that way.’” – Carl Sagan
“There is something feeble and a little contemptible about a man who cannot face the perils of life without the help of comfortable myths. Almost inevitably some part of him is aware that they are myths and that he believes them only because they are comforting. But he dare not face this thought! Moreover, since he is aware, however dimly, that his opinions are not real, he becomes furious when they are disputed.” [Bertrand Russell, "Human Society in Ethics and Politics"]
What’s repellent are self-styled prophets and priests (who are real) demanding that we follow their antiquated dogma.
The attached talk by Dr Andy Thomson tells us how our needs as helpless infants uses the same parts of the brain as our thoughts about the mythology of religion:
The fears and terrors of the unknown are powerful drivers in our need for superstition.
RAmen
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plumberbob -
Jan 20th, 2010
@ 35 – austin – ,
I’m sorry that I forgot this note to you in my last post.
I propose a new rule: from now on, anyone who worships a dude who spent His entire adult life hanging out with a dozen other guys, was known to be kissed by them and wash their feet, and is frequently portrayed in a nearly-nude S&M glamour shot, isn’t allowed to have a problem with gay people.
Sound fair?
RAmen
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pinataheart -
Jan 20th, 2010
Well, to be fair, there are many Christians, even here in Mississippi, that believe that by combining whatever verse it is that says that a day to God is an unknowable amount of time to humans with Genesis, then that negates the Earth having to have been formed in 7 days exactly. And though I have heard some people argue that “a day is a day”, I think that they are a bit confused because even I must admit, though I don’t believe what the Christians believe anymore, that it is possible that a day could be different (and even ever changing due to the universe’s expansion) to a being whose existence is throughout the universe, because a day to Earth is different radically to a day to Mercury, how much different would it be to a being who is everywhere?
Still there are some easily punchable holes even in that because I don’t quite understand why a being who knows all would tell people that he did it in 7 days, meaning His days, knowing that they would most likely think He meant their days unless his intentions were to temporarily deceive until people learned better, which is a radically different god than what Christianity usually teaches.
But hey you can hate on me for trying to defend the Christians just a bit if you want, I just enjoy the fun of playing the devil’s advocate. OR would it be the the Burrowing Gruel Demon’s advocate when speaking to you Pastafanarians?
May you feast on the Tasteless Grey. Mwahahaha.
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Brian -
Jan 22nd, 2010
I love how David refers to Dinosaurs, If he knew anything about the existence of dinosaurs he would find out that they lived around 230 million years ago, hence erasing them from fact because if you believed in intelligent design you think the world is 10 thousand years old.
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PortFlood -
Jan 26th, 2010
Hey kid,
Grow up.
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Bazilisk -
Jan 30th, 2010
so dinosaurs arent real??!?!
why barney, WHY!!!!!!
#101: HELL Yeah!!! RAmen to that
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ummm -
Feb 1st, 2010
Spagetti~not pasta
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Josh -
Mar 8th, 2010
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I wonder if all these 12century pasta inventors realize that the Chinese had been eating a noodle type dish for over 3000 years before the birth of Jesus.
Which makes Pastafarianism a more ancient sect of worship than Christianity.
Ramen
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After all, m’dear, the Flying Spaghetti Monster can create the world to look just as old as he likes. He’s just messing with your head to test your faith! All that “history” stuff? BS! The Christians agree with us, they’re just confused on the date and the nature of god. Poor dears.
Ramen.
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5
0
This is where you are incorrect, He simply wants the non-believers to think that the world is millions of years old when in fact, The enlightened believers will all tell you that this earth is less than 200 years old. Everything that seems to prove otherwise was only placed on this earth to test our faith in Him.
Like or Dislike:
1
0
@ 51 – Darion – ,
Perhaps if you were smart enough to read and follow the directions that were clearly given to you when you entered our site, you would have had your questions answered. After reading the Open Letter and the “About” tab material, you could have learned:
1) Our mission is the exclusion of religious mythology from the science curricula of public schools.
2) Our theology is a satire that neither depends on, nor is derivative of any other religion.
3) We insist that any school board that includes any religious mythology in their science curricula, must also include ours.
“That’s something the apologists for faith need to learn, too: religion should be strong enough to stand against academic rudeness and mockery without this pathetic bleating for shelter from skepticism. It’s easy to be tolerant and civil when you’ve compelled everyone to be agreeable with you; the challenge is to do the same when you’re being denounced.”
P Z Myers
Your delusions are not ours to defend, and you do not have the power to force everyone to stop laughing at you, as much as you’d like to be able to do that. And isn’t that what this is really about? That churches want to be able to punish you for disrespecting their sacred craziness?
RAmen
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1
The ancient Etruscans had pasta made from flour and water 400-300 BC.
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0
0
David – you mean dinosaur bones are REAL? That means the earth is older than 10,000 years, as the Young Earth Creationists claim! It also means the BuyBull is NOT completely accurate. Gee, that means the Creationists can’t pass off their religious beliefs as some pseudo-science to school kids. Someone should stop them! Wait…our prophet Bobby (Pesto be upon him) did.
Like or Dislike:
2
0
@ 35 – austin – ,
Perhaps if you were smart enough to read and follow the directions that were clearly given to you when you entered our site, you would have had your questions answered. After reading the Open Letter and the “About” tab material, you could have learned:
1) Our mission is the exclusion of religious mythology from the science curricula of public schools.
2) Our theology is a satire that neither depends on, nor is derivative of any other religion.
3) We insist that any school board that includes any religious mythology in their science curricula, must also include ours.
Nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public.
H. L. Mencken
US editor (1880 – 1956
Your rage demonstrates clearly that you are out of rational debating strategies. Why don’t you stay in school and learn science, math, and philosophy? It will make the world seem a much safer place than what you’ve heard from the pulpit. Start by studying this observation by astronomer Carl Sagan:
“How is it that hardly any major religion has looked at science and concluded, ‘This is better than we thought! The Universe is much bigger than our prophets said, grander, more subtle, more elegant. God must be even greater than we dreamed’? Instead they say, ‘No, no, no! My god is a little god, and I want him to stay that way.’” – Carl Sagan
“There is something feeble and a little contemptible about a man who cannot face the perils of life without the help of comfortable myths. Almost inevitably some part of him is aware that they are myths and that he believes them only because they are comforting. But he dare not face this thought! Moreover, since he is aware, however dimly, that his opinions are not real, he becomes furious when they are disputed.” [Bertrand Russell, "Human Society in Ethics and Politics"]
What’s repellent are self-styled prophets and priests (who are real) demanding that we follow their antiquated dogma.
The attached talk by Dr Andy Thomson tells us how our needs as helpless infants uses the same parts of the brain as our thoughts about the mythology of religion:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iMmvu9eMrg
The fears and terrors of the unknown are powerful drivers in our need for superstition.
RAmen
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0
@ 35 – austin – ,
I’m sorry that I forgot this note to you in my last post.
I propose a new rule: from now on, anyone who worships a dude who spent His entire adult life hanging out with a dozen other guys, was known to be kissed by them and wash their feet, and is frequently portrayed in a nearly-nude S&M glamour shot, isn’t allowed to have a problem with gay people.
Sound fair?
RAmen
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1
Well, to be fair, there are many Christians, even here in Mississippi, that believe that by combining whatever verse it is that says that a day to God is an unknowable amount of time to humans with Genesis, then that negates the Earth having to have been formed in 7 days exactly. And though I have heard some people argue that “a day is a day”, I think that they are a bit confused because even I must admit, though I don’t believe what the Christians believe anymore, that it is possible that a day could be different (and even ever changing due to the universe’s expansion) to a being whose existence is throughout the universe, because a day to Earth is different radically to a day to Mercury, how much different would it be to a being who is everywhere?
Still there are some easily punchable holes even in that because I don’t quite understand why a being who knows all would tell people that he did it in 7 days, meaning His days, knowing that they would most likely think He meant their days unless his intentions were to temporarily deceive until people learned better, which is a radically different god than what Christianity usually teaches.
But hey you can hate on me for trying to defend the Christians just a bit if you want, I just enjoy the fun of playing the devil’s advocate. OR would it be the the Burrowing Gruel Demon’s advocate when speaking to you Pastafanarians?
May you feast on the Tasteless Grey. Mwahahaha.
Like or Dislike:
5
2
I love how David refers to Dinosaurs, If he knew anything about the existence of dinosaurs he would find out that they lived around 230 million years ago, hence erasing them from fact because if you believed in intelligent design you think the world is 10 thousand years old.
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Hey kid,
Grow up.
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so dinosaurs arent real??!?!
why barney, WHY!!!!!!
#101: HELL Yeah!!! RAmen to that
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Spagetti~not pasta
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The theory of God was not created until after humans evolved, But under your religion God existed beforehand, Same goes for the FSM
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