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You can't make a proof like that where you're assuming p when you aren't sure that your p statement is true. p being "God exists". Besides, we already know your conclusion is false :-s . At least consciously anyways. RedDragon doesn't believe in my quote. Therefor, my quote does not exist. ~Defender~ you know, you're a funny person. What does it mean to "not believe in Atheists"? If G-d believed that pagans existed, why doesn't he believe that Atheists exist? You are making false conclusions, and/or being stupid (sometimes it's best to be blunt). [in regards to Rebdragon] He believes your quote exists, all right, but he doesn't believe it's valid. Maybe that's why you're an atheist...

I don't think he is. He knew perfectly well what he was doing. He blamed everything on the Jews, and people listened to him and believed him. Then he robbed the Jews to improve the German economy and he moved the Jews to working camps. He changed the focus of the people of Germany's povert and hardships and blamed them on Jews. Hitler uses HATE, the concentrated fury, to bring the people. He was truely amazing, or the people were truely amazing for believe what Hitler said. I'm pretty sure he knew full well what he was doing, and he's pretty damn smart. I miss the world before Hitler ruthlessly had 6 million Jews murdered.

John... Jacob... Jingle hymer schmidt! This is a horribly cheesy..... because the..... doesn't.....

He tried that. Ever heard of Adam and Eve? God was in some obvious heavenly prophet-like creature incarnate when he told them "Don't do that" and they went and did it. He also had angels with flaming swords. Didn't work. Um.. no, after the 7th day of creation, G-d removed his obvious presence in the world, aside from a few special instances (splitting of the sea, etc..). However, in principle you are correct, but the question wasn't answered by that ( the bit w/ the angels).

Not quite. Scientists find it to be very possible due to the undisputed fact that DNA nucleotide mispairing is random as are the possibilities of a beneficial or a detrimental outcome to that offspring organism. You may have missed the point, sir. I said it is not possible fo Everything to happen by chance. Put it this way: If you spill ink on a paper 300 billion times, not once will you get a piece of modern literature.

You do realize that over 2/3 of the Bible consists of the Torah? Christians call it the Old Testament. I agree that the Torah has not changed. Where is your proof that the New Testament has changed? I'm saying that the christian bible is not the Torah. Well, not exactly. Lots of things are horribly mistranslated from the original text. Example? The virgin birth prophecy: [cough] well, it says that she will be a virgin and give birth (something along those lines, I only read through it once in a book). The hebrew word used there is does not mean virgin. It means maiden. I could give you an exact quotation if you'd read me your version and Tell me where the verses are. Still, there are who knows how many versions of the Christian bible, all with slightly altering text; there's only one Torah.

Proof? yeah, the christian bible, as I said, is a freely and deceptively adapted version of the Torah. The Torah, however, has not changed once since it was given to us. The Gnostic gospels, the ones which were thrown out, were written 100-200 years after the ones which are in the Bible. The Torah has never had anything "thrown out", the apochrypa we have is just commentary. Oh, and the Dead Sea Scrolls were written WAY after the Torah was. Point? he's saying that the christian bible is self-contradicting. The Torah, however, never contradicts itself (there's a way to explain everything). Quotes? I was reading a book once about contradictions in the New Testament. Try to list all of his disciples in every gospel (or whatever they are). Why must those be wrong for God to do? um.. Astralinre's right, G-d is completely justified in killing sinners; he warned them (stinkin' gave them commandments [seven Noahide laws]) G-d has many traits, some of mercy, some of Judgement; he hates none, but administers punishment when required, because it's best for them. I've never thought about it that way, and you may be right, but what would the problem with that view be if it were correct? Umm.. The Torah was written by G-d's word; the Christian bible, however, is not infallible in any sense. When there's hundreds of eyewitnesses around who will read your account, somebody's going to make sure you get the facts right, even if you don't have divine inspiration. Satenza is right, over here. The Christian bible is highly unreliable. The Torah, however, was written with Divine Inspiration. There we go; just defending my religion. Christianity, though; I cannot defend.

Not quite.. back when evolution was the big thing, a Jewish scholar wrote a book on how it couldfit in with the Torah. We (orthodox) Jews don't disbelieve in science, because theoretically, G-d could have created everything in the Big Bang, and he could have made the world so everything evolved. The one thing not possible is that everything happened by chance. Because noone is that lucky.

umm... the bible is the Jewish lawbook.. the christian bible is a freely and deceptively adapted version (with added New Testament) of the Hebrew Bible (Torah). nope, according to the bible, the world is 5667 years old. The answer comes later. When G-d created light, he made it wherever, The bible did say that G-d created light, right? He didn't make light sources until day 4. So it must be that G-d made the light waves anywhere he wanted to. What's your point here? that the Bible mentions dinosaurs? I don't get it. It wouldn't make sense if they had big days, as the bible includes sentences such as "he travelled for X days" If in fact, the days back then were big enough to account for the billions of years this earth has been around for, in this 'X days' he would have been dead in the first day. You missed the point, Einstein. When G-d created the world (not in the times of Abraham), as in the first 6 days, time was a surreal thing, nobody was there to perceive it. It makes more sense like this, that before G-d created man, animals lived for a very long period of time. Which fits into modern theories and junk, right? Oh, and who's "he"? There's no logic to your argument... the atoms decayed at the same rate, but what G-d counts as a year in Genesis 1 is longer than our years. Oh, so you might ask: How is it 5667 years? Those elongated G-d days are still only counted as 1 human day. There are other ways to reason it out, btw.

"I miss my mom.. I miss video games.." homestar runner style; oh yeah! I also miss that childhood innocence, the bliss before you knew what really ran the world.

..your face.. When i was a young warthog...

I mean WoW is cool, but It steals your soul! (and money...) Runescape rules!!!!! :twisted:

I don't like maple story or any of that junk, because you have to buy/ download the game. I always play runescape at home, and my dad doesn't let me download stuff.

that's because in rs1 you were able to create an account in the applet. I guess jagex was too lazy to remove the coding for the button. Just think about it: wouldn't one button alone be ugly? (i sure hope noone else said this, but i don't have the patience to check through 14 pages).

all right.. time to clarify a little...: I program in "gml", gamemaker language, the coding language used in a program, you guessed it, named game maker. sounds good, but it wil be more 'command-and-conquer'esque; no defence levels, just possibly defence values. I could post what I've programmed so far on this here forum; it's not much though, really just moving insects. And music, oh yes, music that my co-developer made.

you have to realize that in those kind of games, it isn't dependent on level; the character gets stat bonuses when he levels up. However, the formula I am looking for is not one for "hero" units, but rather normal units. However, the point you made about the opponents max hp is good.

i could make it a simple fraction with a random number, whether the random number is in the numerator or denominator, but that leads to a very small variation in damage..

I am currently programming a game which will be much like Warcraft III, only with insects. I have all the coding for motion of units down. however, I am currently trying to work out a working formula for damage inflicted. The question is: can you help me make a good formula for damage? It should factor in things like attack, armor, and some random chance. An example formula: [where "a" is the attack value and "d" is the enemy's armor value] (2a)/d-(random # between 5 and 10) This is not the formula I will use; my formula will be complex... Any ideas on how to improve it? If you help, I'll put you in the game's credits... And, if you really want it, I'll post an [Caution: ExecutableFile] file of the program up here for public viewing..

blashphemy!!May the wrath of zamorak be upon you blasphemer! You neglected to add the word "BLASPHEMY"!!!!

BLASPHEMY!! SACRILEGE!! Burn this fiend at the stake!!! He suggested a game... mwa...mwahah... :twisted: mwahahahahahaha!!!

..Beat up hobos! Last time I was in San Francisco....

wow, there was something wrong with that noob. I was mid-30s when i got into the champs guild.

yeh, that's right... Ohio State rules.

umm, fubai.. there is something VERY wrong with you

pure evil: pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis litvak. don't ask.. just try. (litvak is a "slang" term for lithuanian jew[a good term, not an insult]) mwahahahaha!!! erm... that is if you don't count what runesmithie said.. note: both words can be found on wikipedia