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Re: Ask an Atheist

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  Re: Ask an Atheist The Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com> - 2017-09-03 13:29 -0700

#648502 — Re: Ask an Atheist

FromThe Starmaker <starmaker@ix.netcom.com>
Date2017-09-03 13:29 -0700
SubjectRe: Ask an Atheist
Message-ID<59AC6644.59DC@ix.netcom.com>
Cloud Hobbit wrote:
> 
> A perfect world would simply be a world where there is no use of force.
> Nobody forcing others to work.

Did your mother throw you out of the basement?


> Nobody forcing others to surrender their property.

gimme your girl

> No force neccessary to defend against force being initiated.

turn the other cheek???? 


> Nobody trying to force others to believe a certain way or dress a certain wat.
> What evil exists that is not due to the use of force?

what kind of atheist are you??? How can you believe in evil but not believe in God? what kind of atheist are you?

> 
> Simple respect might be another way to say it.  Respecting the fact that humans aren't made with cookie cutter sameness.
> That we recognize that difference is the driving force of humanity.  That if were weren't different then all would be boring sameness.
> 
> The moment you throw force into the mix, every thing goes in the shutter.


If your father didn't force your mother to have sex with him.. you wouldn't have been born. And there wouldn't be so many ugly babies.


How about the force that keeps you on the ground?...


How about the force that keeps you from falling down through the floor?

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