1. Richard Dawkins Responds to Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

Comment #181613 by kaiserkriss on May 17, 2008 at 4:46 pm

Richard is being way to kind to this fraud and huckster, who should be brought up on charges of tax evasion and fraud.

As for the Hitler/ atheist debate, it makes about as much sense as accusing the catholic church of genocide in Rwanda, just because a few of their priests were implicated and convicted of war crimes. jcw

2. Americans pray at the pump for cheaper petrol

Comment #179748 by kaiserkriss on May 13, 2008 at 4:04 pm

Goldy: As they like to say here "God's country". Alberta IS a good place to live despite the fundies and the creationist museum in Stettler.

My brother moved your way down to New Plymouth about 10 years ago to follow his fundie wife unfortunately...

You must mean a crew cabs on a Ford F150? jcw

3. Americans pray at the pump for cheaper petrol

Comment #179738 by kaiserkriss on May 13, 2008 at 3:37 pm

Goldy.. I hate to say it, but Red Deer is hardly representative of Alberta. I do agree with you about the pickups though. For the one time a year they need to go to the dump or pick up lumber, they need a pick up.

In fact our Federal government even gave pickups a tax break in the last budget, because they are regarded as the trade-man's mode of transportation and he requires it to haul around his tools and junk. Give me a BREAK!!!

On the other hand if you are a farmer, I don't have a problem, it is the urban farmer I have a problem with...

As I said above we don't really have an energy problem as others have point out when taken solar energy into consideration, we have an energy STORAGE problem.jcw

4. Americans pray at the pump for cheaper petrol

Comment #179460 by kaiserkriss on May 13, 2008 at 9:31 am

anna, here in the capital of the canadian oil industry (Calgary) we are lucky enough to have a fairly well laid out bicycle path system, with room for improvements that many people use to commute to work. Unfortunately, despite the predictions of global warming, our bike path is probably only useful from mid April to mid October at the latest, when it just lets too cold and dangerous (ice and melting snow)to use without taking ones life into ones hand. I presume this also applies to many of the mid western states that have quite miserable winters.

Your point is taken though, municipal governments need to be encouraged to provide better access, and basically safer and CONVENIENT public transport systems.

Mesomodel: I sort of agree with you, conservation would definitely help and should be part of the solution. Personally I feel we don't have an energy problem, but more of a storage problem of on demand energy.jcw

5. Americans pray at the pump for cheaper petrol

Comment #179434 by kaiserkriss on May 13, 2008 at 8:43 am

Al, Yup I agree with you. My post was just getting too long....jcw

6. Americans pray at the pump for cheaper petrol

Comment #179427 by kaiserkriss on May 13, 2008 at 8:33 am

Couple of things to remember. At current world oil prices of approximately $125/bbl, the liter price works out to be about $0.75. Allowing for transportation, refining and retail costs, the price at the pump should be under $1.00/ liter, or for the Americans $3.78/gallon.

For Europeans paying more than double, blame it on your governments who use fuel taxes to pay for other things they want to bribe the electorate with to remain in power.

The myth of the electric automobile remains exactly that, a myth. How is that electricity produced you want to store in those fancy throw away batteries? In many cases by hydroelectric power, nuclear power, coal and gas. From the original form of energy, the conversion and transmission losses to electricity are approximately 66%, something the proponents of electric cars conveniently forget.

The real solution is of course is to reduce consumption of energy, and the development of highly efficient internal combustion engines with increased efficiency such as the proposed hybrid gasoline diesel cycle that increases efficiency and reduces emissions at the same time.

Of course, if the green lobby were serious about their aims, they wouldn't be playing into the hands of big oil in the US where the newest refinery was built in 1983. There is tremendous room for making refineries more efficient, if only one could start with a clean sheet of paper. jcw

7. 'My daughter deserved to die for falling in love'

Comment #179123 by kaiserkriss on May 12, 2008 at 5:44 pm

MaxD: True, But with a little behind the scenes diplomacy rather that in your face threats whereby Saddam would have saved face, could have made all the difference.. Pure speculation on my part, I admit. jcw

8. 'My daughter deserved to die for falling in love'

Comment #179109 by kaiserkriss on May 12, 2008 at 3:54 pm

Like most here my first reaction would be to hunt down this miserable creature and hang him up by his testicles, but to what effect?

He would only be another martyr to his cause. The only way to bring these countries into line is to have a secular dictator like Saddam Hussein run the country and educating the people, as well as engaging them in commerce.

One of the biggest mistakes in history was made by the US ambassador to Iraq just before the invasion of Kuwait, where lack of understanding of Arab culture contributed significantly to a major misunderstanding, in which Saddam Hussein thought he had the tacit agreement of the USA to invade Kuwait. Saddam did not find religion until afterwards and it was convenient for him to fight the great white Satan.

Even though he had very many faults and ruled with an iron first, he was on the correct track to bring his people into the 20th Century at the time, similarly to the Shah of Iran earlier.

It is through education and the engagement of commerce with other successful societies that are more secular that the demon of religion, in this case the radical elements of Islam will be slain.

Poverty and misery brought on to the masses are places where religion and radical ideas thrive. Post 1918 Germany is a prime example.

The worst thing Bush and Blair did was to invade Iraq on false pretenses, just because they had a hate on for Saddam. Instead they should have tried to repair relations, encourage commerce and education to build up the country to act as another example for other Muslim countries that religious fanaticism self defeating in the long run.

One just has to take away the power radical mullahs have over the population by bringing up their standards of living to something acceptable, instead of bombing the shit out of everything. Just my $0.02 jcw

9. Atheists are nice people who will roast in hell, says Cardinal

Comment #177797 by kaiserkriss on May 9, 2008 at 5:59 pm

What a miserable feeble minded old man. For theists these sort of words could be interpreted as fear mongering and rabble rousing. edit (We athists know better)end edit.
Yet the old and senile fellow gets a free ride and is not held accountable, or is he fides et ratio?? jcw

10. Richard Dawkins interviewed by John Humphrys on Cardinal Murphy O'Connor

Comment #177718 by kaiserkriss on May 9, 2008 at 2:36 pm

Great Post PAULA!!!!!

Even though fides et ratio writes in English and not Latin, I'm not sure he actually understands or comprehends your very clear argument and skirts the issue.

If anything, I have a real problem understanding him and his argument. Maybe in his part of the planet, written English takes on a different meaning, maybe even English is not his first language. I'm just speculating, but for the life of can't understand what his problem with comprehending your clear argument is. It's not even written in a Scottish brogue! jcw

11. Trouble ahead for science

Comment #176959 by kaiserkriss on May 8, 2008 at 11:49 am

Science leads you to killing people.

12. An Atheist Goes Undercover to Join the Flock of Mad Pastor John Hagee

Comment #176934 by kaiserkriss on May 8, 2008 at 11:11 am

MPhil, Poodar: Dream Theatre are in town this weekend for two shows. My son is attending both of them since he is a HUGE fan of JP.

"Junior" is quite the musician himself, composing as well as being extremely competent oh guitar and especially keyboard. Unfortunately real life studies get in the way of his musical talents.

On topic again I'm going to buy Matt's book. Having witnessed the unfortunate conversion of my brother to Pentecostalism because of his love for a woman, I want to find out how these arm pits of humanity go about it. I attended my brother's dunking and acceptance into their community and almost burst out laughing as he literally took the plunge into a huge tub of water on the stage. What a joke! Because of this I rarely see or have the opportunity to communicate with my brother anymore.
jcw

13. Is religion a threat to rationality and science?

Comment #176375 by kaiserkriss on May 7, 2008 at 8:07 am

Guys, I'm disappointed you didn't call seeker of truth on his US population error.

Yes, and thank you for the correction. I live in the US where some 40% of the adult population [80 plus billion people] believe in the basic tenets of YEC.

14. Dumb and Dumber: A discussion between Ben Stein and Glenn Beck

Comment #175486 by kaiserkriss on May 5, 2008 at 1:47 pm

Now that I've had my Maalox after watching part 1, and still feeling nauseated by the son of Jacob (Benjamin)drivel, I can't believe this guy was ever elected to valedictorian at Yale. It must have been a very bad year.

As for his assertion of kill pills prescribed by German doctors, where is the evidence? His evidence at least in Part one was based on hearsay and probably gross exaggeration, once again demonizing German doctors and equating them with his favorite whipping boys, the Nazis.

As far as I know, assisted suicide is illegal in Germany, but legal in Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands , and interestingly enough in the state of OREGON. Is Benny unable to tell the difference between Begium, Switzerland , Netherlands and Germany, or is he once again trying to knowingly spread false gossip for the sake of his position to his undereducated ID friends?

Okay, this is an ad hom, but what a douche bag! jcw

15. Dumb and Dumber: A discussion between Ben Stein and Glenn Beck

Comment #175454 by kaiserkriss on May 5, 2008 at 12:57 pm

GBile:

If what you quoted is true,"There are doctors that are killing people, again, in Germany", then this could be construed as racism and thus libelous.

Or, is it still politically correct to refer to every living German as a nazi and thus get away with it, not only in forum of public opinion, but also legally? jcw

16. Losing Our Spines to Save Our Necks

Comment #175432 by kaiserkriss on May 5, 2008 at 12:00 pm

Re comment Comment #175415 by Al

Calling a spade a spade IS politically incorrect in many instances, and in the examples you quoted, that makes you a double racist, hating Sammy Davis jr, the late black Jew.

I suspect nothing could be further from the truth, and in this instance the simplest solution is NOT the obvious answer.

So why do we have those "no fly zones" as you put it? Is the population at large too dumb to see through these simplistic ploys taken out of context, or are our leaders expressing their disgust at the electorate by making them look even dumber than they probably are?

My ex boss is a chemical engineer raised a Mennonite, and still a strong believer, who despises political correctness as long as it does not offend or conflict with his religious beliefs when all of a sudden it becomes personal.

Humans capacity to compartmentalize and be irrational shows we still have a long way to go as a species before reaching true enlightenment. jcw

17. Losing Our Spines to Save Our Necks

Comment #175422 by kaiserkriss on May 5, 2008 at 11:30 am

Enlightenme..

Yup, you are correct. I should read more carefully. Don't put yourself down for pointing out the obvious. I have been pedantic on this board in the past and deserve criticism where due.

At least Ibn Warraq is a recognized secularist in his own right as well. jcw

18. Muslim Rebel Sisters: At Odds With Islam and Each Other

Comment #175413 by kaiserkriss on May 5, 2008 at 11:18 am

Al,anna:

Can't say I recognized you on anna's avatar, based on the couple of the current and other pics you have graces us with. eg Duffman and the guy with the baseball hat.

Yes, indeed you have stuck up for women who have been insulted on this site, and deserve commendation for that. While there have been some absolutly brazen and disgusting insults, others have been more of the "eye of the beholder" type, but that is to be expected on any forum where identities are hidden.

Anyway whatever the future holds for both of you, congrats to both of you for having found each other. jcw

19. Losing Our Spines to Save Our Necks

Comment #175373 by kaiserkriss on May 5, 2008 at 10:23 am

Al, AS I've indicated in other treads, I'm very unhappy with the way we STILL govern ourselves in the 21st Century, but don't have a solution.

While your idea has merit, the measurement of IQ itself is open to criticism, since it is such a cultural, age related measurement. We somehow have to get away from being governed by the lowest common denominator principle. jcw

20. Losing Our Spines to Save Our Necks

Comment #175367 by kaiserkriss on May 5, 2008 at 10:14 am

mordacious :

Your comment about the more subtle control of the media by Christians in the US for fear of consumer back lash is undoubtably true, especially the visual media, TV, films, but could not be applied to the UK for example with the BBC.

The BBC is a publicly funded organization, that runs on a spineless politically correct philosophy, supported by its political masters.

It should be up to governments to do the right thing, rather than pander to the hurt feelings of a vocal and visible "potential" voting block.

The unfortunate thing is religious threats are only recognized by vocal lunatic fringes, often associated with right wing racists.

To make an impact, more progressive politicians have to come forward and call out any religious / fanatics or cults, regardless of their faith.jcw

21. Losing Our Spines to Save Our Necks

Comment #175351 by kaiserkriss on May 5, 2008 at 9:42 am

snip...I am deeply offended by the contents of the Koran, with its overt hatred of Christians, Jews, apostates, non-believers, homosexuals but cannot demand its suppression.

22. Muslim Rebel Sisters: At Odds With Islam and Each Other

Comment #174733 by kaiserkriss on May 3, 2008 at 11:22 am

ofir, your point is taken, I was just being a little pedantic. Appologies for living up to my stereotypical ancestors ;-) jcw

PS I agree with eepeist.

Could Islam be reformed? The answer to this must be yes. Will Islam be reformed, almost certainly not.

23. Muslim Rebel Sisters: At Odds With Islam and Each Other

Comment #174718 by kaiserkriss on May 3, 2008 at 10:27 am

Fanusi, FYI, German was actually my first language. While I can see that you might refer to Kampf as struggle, in its most basic form(remember Occam razor principal),Kampf would translate into fight, since there is no real word in German for the English word struggle.

edit to illustrate "Ich kaempfe den Feind" translates into "I am fighting the enemy", not "I am struggling with the enemy".

Especially when taken in the time context of the early 20th Century in Germany when Mein Kampf was written, language tended to be more black and white, Militaristic terms were quite common in every day language. The anglicising of German had yet to happen. end edit

So what does jihad in its most baisc form translate into??? jcw

24. Muslim Rebel Sisters: At Odds With Islam and Each Other

Comment #174690 by kaiserkriss on May 3, 2008 at 9:08 am

ofir, Fanusi

...snip stats on how many copies of Mein Kampf (Kampf is German for Jihad by the way) - are sold in the middle east.

25. How to reconcile Richard Dawkins?

Comment #174542 by kaiserkriss on May 2, 2008 at 4:01 pm

Sharon : I live down the road from you in Cowtown and am self employed. Despite the perception of females being paid less for the same work as men, many men, myself included go out of our way to help and make sure females are paid a fair wage for the same work, and have the same opportunities as their male counterparts. If anything, I could be accused of reverse discrimination.

Some people are just naturally motivated IF the potential reward is there. Others will just rise to their level of comfort and be happy with their lot in life, regarding anything more as unnecessary luxury. jcw

26. Muslim Rebel Sisters: At Odds With Islam and Each Other

Comment #174441 by kaiserkriss on May 2, 2008 at 12:35 pm

What surprises me is how Ms Manji, an avowed lesbian can reconcile her religions intolerance towards homosexuals with her sexual preferences.

It seems to be selective compartmentalization again. Give me the more outspoken Ms Hirsi Ali attitude towards Islam any day. She at least does not try to pussy foot around many of the more abhorrent issues. jcw

27. How to reconcile Richard Dawkins?

Comment #174093 by kaiserkriss on May 1, 2008 at 3:42 pm

D:

I need a goal to look foreward to, and that's the only one that cuts it for me

28. How to reconcile Richard Dawkins?

Comment #173990 by kaiserkriss on May 1, 2008 at 12:10 pm

Falcon:

Show either myself or Al a successful Communist country and both of us will eat our hats.

29. Bill Good Interviews Richard Dawkins

Comment #173900 by kaiserkriss on May 1, 2008 at 10:32 am

Rational Primate.. You lucky so and so!! Had I know RD was in Vancouver I would have jumped into a plane to make the UBC lecture.

Henri Bergson: Excellent post. Thanks for the reference. Sure beats some of the rather controversial contributions you have made in the past. jcw

30. Lying for Jesus?

Comment #173794 by kaiserkriss on May 1, 2008 at 8:49 am

UFOS... PUHLEESE! Think about for a moment. It has taken this planet 3.5billion years to come up with some sort of intelligent life that has a reasonable understanding of the problems associated with speed of light or faster travel that would be necessary between star systems potentially capable of sustaining life, let alone intelligent life.

It is rather presumptuos of us to assume that any other intelligent life has developed at the same rate, or slightly faster than ourselves to get to our solar system in the same time period that intelligent life is developing on earth.

Don't get me wrong, I am convinced there is other intelligent life else where in the universe, only not close enough in time and space for them or ourselves to interact.(Famous last words not withstanding...)


Bill Bryson in his book "A short history of nearly evertything" explains this better than I ever will. jcw

31. Open Letter to a victim of Ben Stein's lying propaganda

Comment #173750 by kaiserkriss on May 1, 2008 at 8:06 am

Re M. R. Morgan : WHATEVER!! I can't really get excited about the fact he has returned to the dark side. That's his loss.

Some of us here are almost getting evangelical about the fact that he has expressed his free will to return to his old ways. Big deal!

For every RM leaving there are many more lurkers from the other side that will become more critical thinkers, and eventually reexamine their own values and join the RD cause. jcw

32. How to reconcile Richard Dawkins?

Comment #173243 by kaiserkriss on April 30, 2008 at 2:35 pm

Podaar, the answer is quite simple, the people have not been pushed hard enough yet to REALLY care. I agree with you though voter apathy is quite sad.

I don't know a really better system, however the way we govern ourselves, despite the best of intentions is a left over from previous centuries. We have changed many things, but not really the way we govern ourselves, except moving from quasi dictatorships / monarchies, to supposed democracies. jcw

33. How to reconcile Richard Dawkins?

Comment #173235 by kaiserkriss on April 30, 2008 at 2:28 pm

Bonzai:

Well got to sign off to do my taxes. :-)

34. How to reconcile Richard Dawkins?

Comment #173229 by kaiserkriss on April 30, 2008 at 2:23 pm

Regardless of socialist vs capitalist, the bottom line seems to be that it is always easier to spend other peoples money, be that governments with their systemic inefficiencies, or corporations spending shareholders money on non company business.

Ditto goes for risk management; about the only people held to task on poor spending decisions are Management of companies when booted out by their shareholders for wasteful practices. Governments in reality are run by career bureaucrats who tend not to accountable to anyone. There are always exceptions such as Poodar's spouse and our lovely annabannana.

Politicians who are supposed to run the bureaucracy, if anything are the ones held accountable, but in most Developed countries, it is actually not the electorate that decides policy and boots out politicians, but the leadership of the parties standing for election.

my 2 cents. jcw

35. How to reconcile Richard Dawkins?

Comment #173146 by kaiserkriss on April 30, 2008 at 12:35 pm

Dang it!!! I missed the notice. Richard D in Vancouver! I would have caught a flight there to meet hear him at UBC. Oh well too late. :-( jcw

36. Fleabytes

Comment #173143 by kaiserkriss on April 30, 2008 at 12:30 pm

I could have understood RM having enough of this site, but going over to "fuzzythinker" of the FCS, was like jumping from thr frying pan into the fire...

Ah well, we can still enjoy his compositions. jcw

37. Open Letter to a victim of Ben Stein's lying propaganda

Comment #170998 by kaiserkriss on April 28, 2008 at 8:15 am

Even though I only suggested for TruthID to watch a rather cryptic video with a vulgar message, I too wish to apologize to ADAM for my behavior.

Adam, I sort of knew it before, however to reiterate, not all iders are nut cases, as you have demonstrated with your willingness to move forward with a reasonable discussion, and actually listed to what is suggested to you rather than ignore it.

This small step alone will contribute to making you the better person you strive to be. Keep it up, and I sincerely look forward to your questions and the answers provided by the contributors of this forum. jcw

38. Lying for Jesus?

Comment #170345 by kaiserkriss on April 27, 2008 at 4:41 pm

Corylus: Gordon Ramsay is quite meek compared to some of the more profanity laden remarks used on this board. Despite that he is such an endearing chap that even my better half immensely enjoys watching his contributions to our moral decline.

You just can't expect little Lord Fauntleroy language from a down to earth sort of fellow like Gordon... "AARGH yes, the answer lies in the soil"

Damn, I can't remember where I stole that from. Kenneth Williams seems to come to mind. jcw

39. Lying for Jesus?

Comment #169740 by kaiserkriss on April 26, 2008 at 4:50 pm

Re "remains" beer and BBQ comment.

While Corylus might be on to something, given the overall quality of remnants arguments and prose, I think the true bubba personality finally came through.

(For those unfamiliar with the term bubba from Wikipedia "Because of its association with the southern part of the United States, bubba is often used outside the South as a pejorative meaning low economic status and limited education. The term "bubba" may also be taken to mean one who is a "good ol' boy." In the US Army and Marines, bubba can mean a lay soldier, similar to grunt but with connotations of endearment instead of derision. For example "Can you make that device easier to work, 'cus every bubba is gonna have to use it."

I think everyone who has responded to remnant and his fellow traveler truthid have unfortunately been had by a couple of cut and paste artists who now have pulled al's number 10. jcw

40. Open Letter to a victim of Ben Stein's lying propaganda

Comment #168075 by kaiserkriss on April 24, 2008 at 1:54 pm

hopeful, your link does NOT work.

TruthID, since you obviously didn't watch my last utube post and get the message, I'll spell it out for you:

SHUT THE FUCK UP!!!

I can't believe one person can be so dense, are you in fact several people taking turns trolling this thread and site incessantly?? jcw

41. Open Letter to a victim of Ben Stein's lying propaganda

Comment #167218 by kaiserkriss on April 23, 2008 at 6:16 pm

I've read through all the posts on this thread, and I'm sorry to have to say it about this particular "truthid": (What is a thuthid by the way?? Not deviant art as suggested by google?)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PaHcZUHI00

This guy/ gal is PAINFULLY stupid. The patience of the contributors to this individual is, excuse the pun, saintly. This guy makes the wea flea look like a genius.jcw

42. Responses to 'Gods and Earthlings' by Richard Dawkins

Comment #166427 by kaiserkriss on April 23, 2008 at 8:39 am

Steve, I look forward to your comments on global warming on your blog as I sit here freezing my posterior off with a current outside temperature of -5C, snow on the ground from the blizzard over the weekend that dumped 30cm of the white stuff, and expecting more in the next couple of days...

This time of year we should be 20C warmer at our latitudes. Even though the current weather is atypical for around my neck of the woods, the point I'm trying to make is that we really have no idea what are the typical long term weather / temperature cycles and ideals for our planet are, given the extremely short history of reliable record keeping as opposed to the age of the planet.

All we know is that at what science currently projects for us inhabitants, the conditions for OUR species will be unpleasant in the future.

In case you get the idea that I'm a denier, nothing could be further from the truth. Like the rest of the planet, weather is dynamic. Pumping Co2 into the atmosphere at the rate we do is bound to have an effect, just as deforestation and the various other ills civilization has burdened us with. It is unfortunately the price we pay to live our lifestyle.

Is it moral, or fair to less fortunate, or future generations is a totally different dicussion.

I do however sincerely look forward to your blog..jcw

43. Ben Stein Vs. Sputtering Atheists

Comment #165550 by kaiserkriss on April 21, 2008 at 4:29 pm

Message for "Booze Breath the turd"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PaHcZUHI00

courtesy of Frankus. jcw

44. Mecca should become core to measure time zones: scholars

Comment #165548 by kaiserkriss on April 21, 2008 at 4:26 pm

Al, I think Lucas was being sarcastic, otherwise he would not have brought up the idea of touching the Kaba in Mecca.

When the first plane load of Muslims gets destroyed, which will inevitably happen because of a confusion of location, will those people be regarded as martyr to the greater cause??

As for the new watch, I was under the impression most watches these days are either digital, such as on cell phones, or just have ornamental value because of their relative imprecision. jcw

45. Open Letter to a victim of Ben Stein's lying propaganda

Comment #165348 by kaiserkriss on April 21, 2008 at 11:33 am

MPhil aka Mike:

Herzlichen Dank fuer Deine ueberzeugenden und hervorragenden Zeilen gegenubeber den Argumenten des kleinen floh.

Robertson: I never though you would actually write such utter piffle, just so we all understand, your post 208 above comment #165280. It is probably your most disingenuous work to date, insulting not only to the victims of the holocaust, but all to those within Germany who opposed the regime of Hitler.

To put it blatantly and so simple that even you just might be able to understand, has it ever occurred to you that those academics who didn't "suck up" to Hitler and his ilk were discredited, marginalized and removed from their positions and replaced with half wit party faithful, who spouted forth the pseudo science as suggested by the party line?? jcw

46. Open Letter to a victim of Ben Stein's lying propaganda

Comment #165239 by kaiserkriss on April 21, 2008 at 8:46 am

Richard's personal response to "J" should be lauded. In my opinion, it is in fact probably one of the BEST pieces Richard has ever written and should be published in every English language media as a response to that piece of excrement refereed to as Expelled.

It is clear, concise, well argued and reminds everyone of certain facts conveniently forgotten by many individuals while trying to show that their societies and personal clubs have always taken the highroad through out our combined blood thirsty history.

It is despicable and unfortunate that Expelled pushes all the right buttons for its intended audience, rather than being a well augmented documentary.

Is it not about time our side puts forth a similar documentary that appeals to its intended audience, not atheists in this case but theists. Surely, the funds for such a project could be found considering that many of the wealthiest people on this planet are atheists? jcw

47. Lying for Jesus?

Comment #164186 by kaiserkriss on April 19, 2008 at 5:15 pm

Remnant said

Wait till you face the truth face to face. There's no turning back then

48. Lying for Jesus?

Comment #164163 by kaiserkriss on April 19, 2008 at 4:46 pm

Re Remnant... I miss Bizarro. At least he tried to support his arguments with out having to rush out and quote scripture from his holey book. jcw

49. Gods and earthlings

Comment #163397 by kaiserkriss on April 18, 2008 at 9:47 am

Richard's message should be hanging from every flag pole, posted on every Church website and notice board around the world... jcw

50. Lying for Jesus?

Comment #162328 by kaiserkriss on April 16, 2008 at 3:40 pm

Cartomancer:

I have a sneaking suspicion our friend Richard Morgan might be playing that dastard Robertson for all he's worth. Sounds too good to be true to my cynical ears...