Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "" video.

  1. Are you an English teacher or something?
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  2. Yeah, and we all know prayer does absolutely phuq all.
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  3.  @dr.emilschaffhausen4683  No. It's people helping other people that's important. Not wasting time praying to some imaginary being. "Your witnessing". It's actually "you're". Faith is simply the belief in things which don't exist. If they did exist, then there would be no need for faith. You don't need religion to tell right from wrong. It's instinctive, and was around long before religion was invented. That's the reason humans have survived for the last hundred thousand years or so. You don't need to believe in adult fairy stories, and reject the right of women to chose what they do with their bodies, to have conservative values.
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  4. No. Only maybe gayby theyby.
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  5. Which Lord. Voldemort?
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  6. Prayers are a waste of time.
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  7. Not in Africa and Asia there won't. There the population is exploding.
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  8. Wrong channel.
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  9. Your god doesn't care.
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  10. Really. How do you know. Have you net satan?
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  11. You've only got your god to blame for not doing anything about this.
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  12. Yeah, but Brits laugh at you every day of the year.
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  13. "Everything". Is that a TV show?
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  14.  @laurens9532  It was a joke. How did I know you don't have a sense of humour.
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  15. Exile, the band?
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  16. Yeah right dude. Do you believe angels are real too?
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  17. Are you a biologist or something?
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  18.  @1chemban  It was a joke. I guess your study of English didn't get that far?
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  19. ​ @1chemban  Firstly, what intentions? There really weren't any. Just a humorous jibe. Also, what language barriers, considering your username? An insulting joke. Are you really offended by such a slight. I could have been much more cutting, if I chosen to be so. Have a nice day.
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  20.  @1chemban  Isn't it reasonable to assume that somebody with your name, could be expected to have English as their native tongue? If that's the case, then it's also fair to posit, that they should have knowledge of the nuances said language. What bridge are you referring to? There are several different usages of the word, and it's possible to look for any of them.
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  21.  @1chemban  "personnel attack"? That isn't very good, considering how much you like to educate others, on the finer points of English. Why would others not understand? That's why written language was invented. To allow ideas to be conveyed, without the need for speech.
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  22. Your,god might know the heart of every person, but he/she/it does phuq all about it.
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  23. It also rhymes with gayby.
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  24. And what's praying gonna do?
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  25. You alleged god isn't doing a very good job.
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  26. Your god seems to like watching, but hates actually doing anything.
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  27.  @dr.emilschaffhausen4683  You're welcome. If you know the difference, your responsibility is to use them correctly. 90wpm? Most commenters on this site struggle to put a coherent, grammatically correct sentence together. Prayer has been proven in several controlled studies, not to have any positive effect, except in the heads of those who think it does. People who don't engage in such activity, have just as much success, and luck, as those who don't. It's not as though prayer is all going to the same place. Each religion is praying to their own version of a supreme being or beings. So who's doing it right. Or maybe, they're all wrong. Why not just believe in one less religion than they do? Why do you assume that my rejection of religion was because I was "hurt" at some time. How about that it never occured to me that their was any god to submit to. There was nothing that ever disproved this position either. Indeed, nobody in history has been able to prove that any supreme being exists. Therefore, why waste time worshipping something that at best is invisible, and thus has no effect on your surroundings. Secondly, I was never indoctrinated into religion at any point in my childhood, like many people are. I just made my decision on the lack of evidence around me. The only reason people are a certain religion, anyway, is due to where they were born. If you're born in the US, you will be a Christian, and in India, a Hindu. So what's the point, if you might be backing the wrong horse? Why do I need to submit to a higher power, to be happy. Especially when there's no evidence for it. Over three million children die of starvation every year. Children who will never grow and have kids of their own. Why would an all powerful god, just sit and watch, and do nothing to stop this? There are only two conclusions. Either that god is an uncaring monster, who doesn't care about his/her/its creations. Or he/she/it does not exist. Which of those two options, do you subscribe to?
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  28.  @dr.emilschaffhausen4683  No, I think it's very important.
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  29.  @dr.emilschaffhausen4683  Before you go, are you able to give an answer to the question I posed, at the end of my last reply? You'd be the first, if you could.
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  30.  @dr.emilschaffhausen4683  Well, that was the last question I posed previous comment. Can you succeed, where others couldn't?
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  31.  @dr.emilschaffhausen4683  The third option is a convenient cop-out, by god-botherers to attempt to provide an excuse, as to why evil exists in the World. I don't buy the explanation, as to why a god would be so apathetic about his/her/its creation. This is particularly true of the Abrahamic religions, which see humans as special creations, made in the image of that god. In one of them, god supposedly even sent his son, to show how much he/she/it cared for his creation. The argument that we need religion, otherwise kids will join gangs, doesn't hold weight. Religious indoctrination has its negatives too. For one, it stifles free-thinking, and makes people think in an irrational manner. Subscribing to believes which in no way comport with reality. You can teach children good values, without filling their heads with thousands years old nonsense. The bible condones genocide, slavery and the abuse of women and girls. Luckily, in spite of these immoral teachings, people only pay lip-service to them. And if you reject these parts, why not reject the whole lot? As you will guess, I also think homeopathy is a fraud. Since when is less, more? I watched nearly every James Randi (with an "i"), video on the internet. He busted the so-called psychics, prosperity preachers, and other assorted fraudsters. My favourite was when Johnny Carson and him, punked celebrity bender Uri Geller on the Tonight Show. When Geller made the excuse that he "wasn't feeling strong tonight". That should have been the end of his career, but people like him have a habit of keeping their grift going. Although, with the internet, it's easy to see through their lies, if you can be bothered to be sceptical. As to some higher power being out there. I choose to believe it, when I see it. And if that's when it's too late, then tough.
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  32. Are you saying that people aren't born gay? It something they pick up at some point. Ricky Gervais disagrees with you on this subject.
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  33. Your pretend god blesses no one.
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  34. Roman who?
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  35. You old book is full of genocide, slavery and the abuse of women and girls. Do you agree with those too? Or do you conveniently ignore those parts?
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