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"Carlos Trevino" |
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15 Dec 2005 01:47:48 AM |
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Viruses protect the earth? |
Why are new viruses coming to age? Some might say it has always happened,
they come and go. Maybe.
My theory (guess) is that the Earth has become ill and it has reacted like
we do when we become ill, develop a fever. This fever, we call Global
Warming, has set off the Earth's defense mechanisms which are like white
blood cells in our immune system. Viruses like the H5N1 ironically have
become the Earth's white blood cells and they will soon try to eliminate the
virulent infection that we are.
We are taxing the Earth's perfectly balanced biosphere because we have taken
our environment for granted, every single one of us through ignorance.
However, with modern science we are just now realizing just how truly
magnificent our ecosystem is. Should we be scared of what might happen? I
foremost am in awe of how this planet works, to begin to finally understand
how all biology interacts on Earth outweighs my fear of the self dying. We
need to lose our self-centeredness if we stand a chance of surviving as the
human race. The beginning of that change in our hearts will be when we
realize that a starving child in Uganda is also some of our self dying.
So if in 5 or 20 years from now 1/3rd of humanity is dying do not blame God.
Blame the law of biology second to our own actions. For example, if you
throw a rock up in the air and it hits you in the head do you shake your
fist at the sky and blame God? Or do you yell at the law of gravity for
forcing the rock upon your head? What's funny, we have all hurt ourselves in
similar fashion but you notice how forgiving we are compared to when some
else accidentally hurts us? Is not our first instinct to wish that same pain
on the one that hurt us? The change has to happen at the core of our moral
foundation if we are to have a chance of making the Earth a better place for
humanity and as we learn to love others as ourselves then might we have
peace on earth.
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47583
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Carlos Trevino
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Religion is a politically correct word for saying, "I do not
understand God but this is what I think He means." To
understand God is not through religion but through philosophy,
His philosophy. We do not understand His philosophy
because our mind is hostile, yet His philosophy is
so simple that a child can grasp it, Love One Another
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| User: "NC" |
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| Title: Re: Viruses protect the earth? |
15 Dec 2005 10:34:03 AM |
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"Carlos Trevino" <carlostnospam@bigfoot.com> wrote in
news:Ec9of.728$tO4.360@tornado.texas.rr.com:
Why are new viruses coming to age? Some might say it has always
happened, they come and go. Maybe.
My theory (guess) is that the Earth has become ill and it has reacted
like we do when we become ill, develop a fever. This fever, we call
Global Warming, has set off the Earth's defense mechanisms which are
like white blood cells in our immune system. Viruses like the H5N1
ironically have become the Earth's white blood cells and they will
soon try to eliminate the virulent infection that we are.
We are taxing the Earth's perfectly balanced biosphere because we have
taken our environment for granted, every single one of us through
ignorance. However, with modern science we are just now realizing just
how truly magnificent our ecosystem is. Should we be scared of what
might happen? I foremost am in awe of how this planet works, to begin
to finally understand how all biology interacts on Earth outweighs my
fear of the self dying. We need to lose our self-centeredness if we
stand a chance of surviving as the human race. The beginning of that
change in our hearts will be when we realize that a starving child in
Uganda is also some of our self dying.
So if in 5 or 20 years from now 1/3rd of humanity is dying do not
blame God. Blame the law of biology second to our own actions. For
example, if you throw a rock up in the air and it hits you in the head
do you shake your fist at the sky and blame God? Or do you yell at the
law of gravity for forcing the rock upon your head? What's funny, we
have all hurt ourselves in similar fashion but you notice how
forgiving we are compared to when some else accidentally hurts us? Is
not our first instinct to wish that same pain on the one that hurt us?
The change has to happen at the core of our moral foundation if we are
to have a chance of making the Earth a better place for humanity and
as we learn to love others as ourselves then might we have peace on
earth.
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47583
Wow, look at all the hoops you have to jump through when you dismiss
evolution. The real explanation would take a short paragraph and be
easily understood by most children.
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| User: "Carlos Trevino" |
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| Title: Re: Viruses protect the earth? |
15 Dec 2005 08:32:51 PM |
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"NC" <nc@ffs.ntrlly.net> wrote in message
news:Xns972D6C04FEAF5nc123token456@207.225.159.6...
"Carlos Trevino" <carlostnospam@bigfoot.com> wrote in
news:Ec9of.728$tO4.360@tornado.texas.rr.com:
Why are new viruses coming to age? Some might say it has always
happened, they come and go. Maybe.
My theory (guess) is that the Earth has become ill and it has reacted
like we do when we become ill, develop a fever. This fever, we call
Global Warming, has set off the Earth's defense mechanisms which are
like white blood cells in our immune system. Viruses like the H5N1
ironically have become the Earth's white blood cells and they will
soon try to eliminate the virulent infection that we are.
We are taxing the Earth's perfectly balanced biosphere because we have
taken our environment for granted, every single one of us through
ignorance. However, with modern science we are just now realizing just
how truly magnificent our ecosystem is. Should we be scared of what
might happen? I foremost am in awe of how this planet works, to begin
to finally understand how all biology interacts on Earth outweighs my
fear of the self dying. We need to lose our self-centeredness if we
stand a chance of surviving as the human race. The beginning of that
change in our hearts will be when we realize that a starving child in
Uganda is also some of our self dying.
So if in 5 or 20 years from now 1/3rd of humanity is dying do not
blame God. Blame the law of biology second to our own actions. For
example, if you throw a rock up in the air and it hits you in the head
do you shake your fist at the sky and blame God? Or do you yell at the
law of gravity for forcing the rock upon your head? What's funny, we
have all hurt ourselves in similar fashion but you notice how
forgiving we are compared to when some else accidentally hurts us? Is
not our first instinct to wish that same pain on the one that hurt us?
The change has to happen at the core of our moral foundation if we are
to have a chance of making the Earth a better place for humanity and
as we learn to love others as ourselves then might we have peace on
earth.
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47583
Wow, look at all the hoops you have to jump through when you dismiss
evolution. The real explanation would take a short paragraph and be
easily understood by most children.
If you think about it evolution can theoretically dismiss it self. The most
evolved species on earth has the capacity to annihilate every living
organism on earth if all the nuclear bombs are used today, thus bringing the
business of evolving back to zero.
--
Carlos Trevino
X-atheist #1
Operations Manager- Science Fiction Movie Eye Roller Department
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"It would be possible to describe everything scientifically, but it would
make no sense; it would be without meaning, as if you described a Beethoven
symphony as a variation of wave pressure." -- Albert Einstein
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| User: "NC" |
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15 Dec 2005 09:22:50 PM |
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"Carlos Trevino" <carlostnospam@bigfoot.com> wrote in
news:nHpof.933$tO4.501@tornado.texas.rr.com:
"NC" <nc@ffs.ntrlly.net> wrote in message
news:Xns972D6C04FEAF5nc123token456@207.225.159.6...
"Carlos Trevino" <carlostnospam@bigfoot.com> wrote in
news:Ec9of.728$tO4.360@tornado.texas.rr.com:
Why are new viruses coming to age? Some might say it has always
happened, they come and go. Maybe.
My theory (guess) is that the Earth has become ill and it has
reacted like we do when we become ill, develop a fever. This fever,
we call Global Warming, has set off the Earth's defense mechanisms
which are like white blood cells in our immune system. Viruses like
the H5N1 ironically have become the Earth's white blood cells and
they will soon try to eliminate the virulent infection that we are.
We are taxing the Earth's perfectly balanced biosphere because we
have taken our environment for granted, every single one of us
through ignorance. However, with modern science we are just now
realizing just how truly magnificent our ecosystem is. Should we be
scared of what might happen? I foremost am in awe of how this planet
works, to begin to finally understand how all biology interacts on
Earth outweighs my fear of the self dying. We need to lose our
self-centeredness if we stand a chance of surviving as the human
race. The beginning of that change in our hearts will be when we
realize that a starving child in Uganda is also some of our self
dying.
So if in 5 or 20 years from now 1/3rd of humanity is dying do not
blame God. Blame the law of biology second to our own actions. For
example, if you throw a rock up in the air and it hits you in the
head do you shake your fist at the sky and blame God? Or do you yell
at the law of gravity for forcing the rock upon your head? What's
funny, we have all hurt ourselves in similar fashion but you notice
how forgiving we are compared to when some else accidentally hurts
us? Is not our first instinct to wish that same pain on the one that
hurt us? The change has to happen at the core of our moral
foundation if we are to have a chance of making the Earth a better
place for humanity and as we learn to love others as ourselves then
might we have peace on earth.
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47583
Wow, look at all the hoops you have to jump through when you dismiss
evolution. The real explanation would take a short paragraph and be
easily understood by most children.
If you think about it evolution can theoretically dismiss it self. The
most evolved species on earth
That's a misnomer. There is no 'most evolved' because evolution is not a
goal oriented process. The most we can say is intelligence is a useful
trait and humans are the 'most intelligent' species.
has the capacity to annihilate every living
organism on earth if all the nuclear bombs are used today, thus
bringing the business of evolving back to zero.
Yeah, and species that lasted a hell of a lot longer than we've been
here eventually went extinct. Life is part of the environment in which
all life adapts and evolves. The whole thing can be thrown off balance
and result in mass extinctions. It's not a punishment, a goal, or a
value judgement. It's just the way things are.
NC
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| User: "Carlos Trevino" |
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15 Dec 2005 11:47:01 PM |
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"NC" <nc@ffs.ntrlly.net> wrote in message
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"Carlos Trevino" <carlostnospam@bigfoot.com> wrote in
news:nHpof.933$tO4.501@tornado.texas.rr.com:
That's a misnomer. There is no 'most evolved' because evolution is not a
goal oriented process. The most we can say is intelligence is a useful
trait and humans are the 'most intelligent' species.
Then according to your thought process by you saying we are the most
intelligent is then also a misnomer. How can the most intelligent kill it's
self and end it's own existance? Then you should say the most intelligent
species is the cockroach, it strives to survive.
has the capacity to annihilate every living
organism on earth if all the nuclear bombs are used today, thus
bringing the business of evolving back to zero.
Yeah, and species that lasted a hell of a lot longer than we've been
here eventually went extinct. Life is part of the environment in which
all life adapts and evolves. The whole thing can be thrown off balance
and result in mass extinctions. It's not a punishment, a goal, or a
value judgement. It's just the way things are.
NC
It's just the way things are? Listen to what you just said and think about
it and now reason with me on this point. According to your institutionalized
education, from an evolutionist point of view, we should be announcing the
most amazing event in evolution since the tadpole shook its tail off and
graced the earth. According to evolution, humans took millions of years to
get to the point we are today. Then the amazing news is that we have
evolved so much and our knowledge has grown at an exponentially faster rate
in the last 500 years and especially in the last 100 years. Believe it or
not the only place that makes a point about this history making event is
found in the pages of the Bible ( OK, atheist roll your eyes now). In it is
says that towards the end of civilization as we now it there will be and
increase of knowledge and that people will be traveling to and fro
(airplanes). Think what you want, but isn't it amazing how much we humans
have accomplished in the last 100 years of our evolution?
Carlos
--
Religion is a politically correct word for saying, "I do not
understand God but this is what I think He means." To
understand God is not through religion but through philosophy,
His philosophy. We do not understand His philosophy
because our mind is hostile, yet His philosophy is
so simple that a child can grasp it, Love One Another
phi·los·o·phy: Love and pursuit of wisdom by intellectual means
and moral self-discipline. Investigation of the nature, causes,
or principles of reality, knowledge, or values, based on logical
reasoning rather than empirical methods.
PS, How many Atheist are thinking, " The reason we have evolved so much in
the last 100 years is that we are finally using science and doing away with
God."
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| User: "3D Master" |
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16 Dec 2005 04:58:59 AM |
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Carlos Trevino wrote:
"NC" <nc@ffs.ntrlly.net> wrote in message
news:Xns972DDA00B7749nc123token456@207.225.159.6...
"Carlos Trevino" <carlostnospam@bigfoot.com> wrote in
news:nHpof.933$tO4.501@tornado.texas.rr.com:
That's a misnomer. There is no 'most evolved' because evolution is not a
goal oriented process. The most we can say is intelligence is a useful
trait and humans are the 'most intelligent' species.
Then according to your thought process by you saying we are the most
intelligent is then also a misnomer. How can the most intelligent kill it's
self and end it's own existance? Then you should say the most intelligent
species is the cockroach, it strives to survive.
:rolleyes:
has the capacity to annihilate every living
organism on earth if all the nuclear bombs are used today, thus
bringing the business of evolving back to zero.
Yeah, and species that lasted a hell of a lot longer than we've been
here eventually went extinct. Life is part of the environment in which
all life adapts and evolves. The whole thing can be thrown off balance
and result in mass extinctions. It's not a punishment, a goal, or a
value judgement. It's just the way things are.
NC
It's just the way things are? Listen to what you just said and think about
it and now reason with me on this point. According to your institutionalized
education, from an evolutionist point of view, we should be announcing the
most amazing event in evolution since the tadpole shook its tail off and
graced the earth.
What? Ascending into a god-like energy being? Perhaps it'll happen - in
a million years, perhaps not.
According to evolution, humans took millions of years to
get to the point we are today. Then the amazing news is that we have
evolved so much and our knowledge has grown at an exponentially faster rate
in the last 500 years and especially in the last 100 years.
The amazing news is, that albeit more intelligent than the rest of the
world, we're still stupid. We created the Christian myth, a religion in
which we're rulers of the Earth and go do with it as we please, and as a
result we're raping the planet, without bothering to check whether the
planet may be able to handle it.
Wait... you still haven't given this so-called "news" that education
should be announcing. In fact, I'd say NO education announces any
"news", they announce new scientific findings, but not "news", we've got
the news for that.
Believe it or
not the only place that makes a point about this history making event is
found in the pages of the Bible ( OK, atheist roll your eyes now). In it is
says that towards the end of civilization as we now it there will be and
increase of knowledge and that people will be traveling to and fro
(airplanes). Think what you want, but isn't it amazing how much we humans
have accomplished in the last 100 years of our evolution?
No, it doesn't.
"Traveling to and fro" does not equal "airplanes". You can travel to and
fro with ships, with horses; or what the bible writers meant: across
paved roads. The big empire of evil was the Roman Empire that made paved
roads allowing quick traversing of country. They're knowledge was quite
high: building stone houses and bridges wherever they pleased. The great
Messiah would come; and a final cleansing Armageddon battle would ensue
with him and his righteous armies, against the Roman (evil) empire...
after which the Earth would be paradise once more, inhabited only by the
144,000 righteous followers of the Messiah. Of course, the fight did
come; except the Romans killed them all, and the rest is history.
Do note that the "sons of god" the Messiah sect that believed Jesus
would return from heaven to destroy the Roman empire (and everyone else)
that Jesus himself was a part of, wanted to wipe out every living human
being off the face of the planet except their 144,000 righteous
followers. That's not just Rome, but also fellow Jews who didn't believe
exactly like they did, as well as the northern peoples, the eastern
people: each and every single last one. Which makes them (and by proxy
Jesus/his early followers) actually WORSE than Hitler: he just wanted to
kill the Jews - Jesus wanted to kill everyone.
3D Master
--
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"I've got something to say; it's better to burn out than to fade away!"
- The Kurgan, Highlander
"Give me some sugar, baby!"
- Ashley J. 'Ash' Williams, Army of Darkness
~~~~~
Author of several stories, which can be found here:
http://members.chello.nl/~jg.temolder1/
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| User: "Carlos Trevino" |
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16 Dec 2005 10:14:54 AM |
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"3D Master" <3d.master@chello.nl> wrote in message
news:5343d$43a29df0$3ec2eec9$1296@news.chello.nl...
The amazing news is, that albeit more intelligent than the rest of the
world, we're still stupid. We created the Christian myth, a religion in
which we're rulers of the Earth and go do with it as we please, and as a
result we're raping the planet, without bothering to check whether the
planet may be able to handle it.
Our environmental problems are due to us evolving to fast to soon before we
realized
what is happening. China and India face the same problems we do.
"Traveling to and fro" does not equal "airplanes". You can travel to and
fro with ships, with horses; or what the bible writers meant: across paved
roads. The big empire of evil was the Roman Empire that made paved roads
allowing quick traversing of country. They're knowledge was quite high:
building stone houses and bridges wherever they pleased. The great Messiah
would come; and a final cleansing Armageddon battle would ensue with him
and his righteous armies, against the Roman (evil) empire... after which
the Earth would be paradise once more, inhabited only by the 144,000
righteous followers of the Messiah. Of course, the fight did come; except
the Romans killed them all, and the rest is history.
Do note that the "sons of god" the Messiah sect that believed Jesus would
return from heaven to destroy the Roman empire (and everyone else) that
Jesus himself was a part of, wanted to wipe out every living human being
off the face of the planet except their 144,000 righteous followers.
That's not just Rome, but also fellow Jews who didn't believe exactly like
they did, as well as the northern peoples, the eastern people: each and
every single last one. Which makes them (and by proxy Jesus/his early
followers) actually WORSE than Hitler: he just wanted to kill the Jews -
Jesus wanted to kill everyone.
Many men have interpreted the Bible to try to make sense of it. But what
they
did not know is that one third of the Bible is prophecy and was intended for
a future
generation. It will unfold during the time whnen man has reached his
pinnacle of this
modern world civilazation. Looks like we're pretty close.
Carlos
--
Pisses me off that the Media calls these Jihad radicals "insurgents".
What a bunch of wusses, they are MUSLIM TERRORIST, period!
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47469
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| User: "3D Master" |
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16 Dec 2005 03:24:25 PM |
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Carlos Trevino wrote:
"3D Master" <3d.master@chello.nl> wrote in message
news:5343d$43a29df0$3ec2eec9$1296@news.chello.nl...
The amazing news is, that albeit more intelligent than the rest of the
world, we're still stupid. We created the Christian myth, a religion in
which we're rulers of the Earth and go do with it as we please, and as a
result we're raping the planet, without bothering to check whether the
planet may be able to handle it.
Our environmental problems are due to us evolving to fast to soon before we
realized
what is happening. China and India face the same problems we do.
"Traveling to and fro" does not equal "airplanes". You can travel to and
fro with ships, with horses; or what the bible writers meant: across paved
roads. The big empire of evil was the Roman Empire that made paved roads
allowing quick traversing of country. They're knowledge was quite high:
building stone houses and bridges wherever they pleased. The great Messiah
would come; and a final cleansing Armageddon battle would ensue with him
and his righteous armies, against the Roman (evil) empire... after which
the Earth would be paradise once more, inhabited only by the 144,000
righteous followers of the Messiah. Of course, the fight did come; except
the Romans killed them all, and the rest is history.
Do note that the "sons of god" the Messiah sect that believed Jesus would
return from heaven to destroy the Roman empire (and everyone else) that
Jesus himself was a part of, wanted to wipe out every living human being
off the face of the planet except their 144,000 righteous followers.
That's not just Rome, but also fellow Jews who didn't believe exactly like
they did, as well as the northern peoples, the eastern people: each and
every single last one. Which makes them (and by proxy Jesus/his early
followers) actually WORSE than Hitler: he just wanted to kill the Jews -
Jesus wanted to kill everyone.
Many men have interpreted the Bible to try to make sense of it. But what
they
did not know is that one third of the Bible is prophecy and was intended for
a future
generation. It will unfold during the time whnen man has reached his
pinnacle of this
modern world civilazation. Looks like we're pretty close.
Carlos
The guys wanting to kill all life but their select chosen few, and their
leader Joshua "Jesus Christ", are the one's whose "prophecies" and
stories ARE the bible. The false prophet of revelations the one people
should look out for, is Paul. They weren't the future, it was right then
and there, and THEY wrote it, THEY know what it meant, and WE know
through the Dead Sea scrolls.
3D Master
--
~~~~~
"I've got something to say; it's better to burn out than to fade away!"
- The Kurgan, Highlander
"Give me some sugar, baby!"
- Ashley J. 'Ash' Williams, Army of Darkness
~~~~~
Author of several stories, which can be found here:
http://members.chello.nl/~jg.temolder1/
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| User: "Robibnikoff" |
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15 Dec 2005 09:22:15 AM |
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"Carlos Trevino" <carlostnospam@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:Ec9of.728$tO4.360@tornado.texas.rr.com...
Why are new viruses coming to age? Some might say it has always happened,
they come and go. Maybe.
My theory (guess) is that the Earth has become ill and it has reacted like
we do when we become ill, develop a fever. This fever, we call Global
Warming, has set off the Earth's defense mechanisms which are like white
blood cells in our immune system. Viruses like the H5N1 ironically have
become the Earth's white blood cells and they will soon try to eliminate
the virulent infection that we are.
Ooooooookay <hooo, boy>
--
Robyn
Resident Witchypoo
#1557
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| User: "Neil Kelsey" |
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15 Dec 2005 10:53:44 AM |
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Carlos Trevino wrote:
Why are new viruses coming to age? Some might say it has always happened,
they come and go. Maybe.
My theory (guess) is that the Earth has become ill and it has reacted like
we do when we become ill, develop a fever. This fever, we call Global
Warming,
Don't include me in with your lame analogies.
has set off the Earth's defense mechanisms which are like white
blood cells in our immune system. Viruses like the H5N1 ironically have
become the Earth's white blood cells and they will soon try to eliminate the
virulent infection that we are.
We are taxing the Earth's perfectly balanced biosphere because we have taken
our environment for granted, every single one of us through ignorance.
However, with modern science we are just now realizing just how truly
magnificent our ecosystem is. Should we be scared of what might happen? I
foremost am in awe of how this planet works, to begin to finally understand
how all biology interacts on Earth outweighs my fear of the self dying. We
need to lose our self-centeredness if we stand a chance of surviving as the
human race. The beginning of that change in our hearts will be when we
realize that a starving child in Uganda is also some of our self dying.
So if in 5 or 20 years from now 1/3rd of humanity is dying do not blame God.
Why would you post this to an atheist newsgroup? And, by the way, in 5
or 20 years from now 100% of humanity will be dying, just as they
always have.
Blame the law of biology second to our own actions. For example, if you
throw a rock up in the air and it hits you in the head do you shake your
fist at the sky and blame God? Or do you yell at the law of gravity for
forcing the rock upon your head? What's funny, we have all hurt ourselves in
similar fashion but you notice how forgiving we are compared to when some
else accidentally hurts us? Is not our first instinct to wish that same pain
on the one that hurt us?
Huh? Is that what YOU wish?
The change has to happen at the core of our moral
foundation if we are to have a chance of making the Earth a better place for
humanity and as we learn to love others as ourselves then might we have
peace on earth.
I don't see how loving one another is going to prevent Global Warming.
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| User: "Carlos Trevino" |
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15 Dec 2005 11:49:13 PM |
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"Neil Kelsey" <neil_kelsey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1134665624.300224.182480@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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Don't include me in with your lame analogies.
I wasn't including you I was including the mouse in my pocket.
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| User: "Neil Kelsey" |
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16 Dec 2005 11:23:13 AM |
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Carlos Trevino wrote:
"Neil Kelsey" <neil_kelsey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1134665624.300224.182480@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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Don't include me in with your lame analogies.
I wasn't including you I was including the mouse in my pocket.
Yeah, you were. When you say "This fever, we call Global Warming..."
you are including me. I don't give a rat's ***** about a mouse in your
pocket.
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| User: "Carlos Trevino" |
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16 Dec 2005 02:11:54 PM |
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"Neil Kelsey" <neil_kelsey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Carlos Trevino wrote:
"Neil Kelsey" <neil_kelsey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Don't include me in with your lame analogies.
I wasn't including you I was including the mouse in my pocket.
Yeah, you were. When you say "This fever, we call Global Warming..."
you are including me. I don't give a rat's ***** about a mouse in your
pocket.
And I don't give a fly'n hoot'n nanny about your rat's ***** attitude towards
my mouse in my pocket. Good day.
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| Title: Re: Viruses protect the earth? |
16 Dec 2005 03:04:01 PM |
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Carlos Trevino wrote:
"Neil Kelsey" <neil_kelsey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Carlos Trevino wrote:
"Neil Kelsey" <neil_kelsey@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1134665624.300224.182480@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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Don't include me in with your lame analogies.
I wasn't including you I was including the mouse in my pocket.
Yeah, you were. When you say "This fever, we call Global Warming..."
you are including me. I don't give a rat's ***** about a mouse in your
pocket.
And I don't give a fly'n hoot'n nanny about your rat's ***** attitude towards
my mouse in my pocket. Good day.
You have an interesting technique in avoiding discussing the topics you
raised.
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| User: "chibiabos" |
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| Title: Re: Viruses protect the earth? |
15 Dec 2005 01:37:08 PM |
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In article <Ec9of.728$tO4.360@tornado.texas.rr.com>, Carlos Trevino
<carlostnospam@bigfoot.com> wrote:
For example, if you
throw a rock up in the air and it hits you in the head do you shake your
fist at the sky and blame God?
Works for me.
Then I take another hit off the JD.
-chib
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Member of SMASH
Sarcastic Middla Aged Atheists with a Sense of Humor
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| User: "Carlos Trevino" |
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| Title: Re: Viruses protect the earth? |
15 Dec 2005 11:55:59 PM |
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"chibiabos" <chibiabos@nospam.com> wrote in message
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In article <Ec9of.728$tO4.360@tornado.texas.rr.com>, Carlos Trevino
<carlostnospam@bigfoot.com> wrote:
For example, if you
throw a rock up in the air and it hits you in the head do you shake your
fist at the sky and blame God?
Works for me.
Then I take another hit off the JD.
-chib
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Member of SMASH
Sarcastic Middla Aged Atheists with a Sense of Humor
Is that before or after you puch the mirror for staring and mocking you?
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Carlos Trevino
X-atheist #1
Operations Manager- Science Fiction Movie Eye Roller Department
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