What's on your copy/paste?

**HamsterSamurai** · 08-23-2012 12:42 PM

What sort of [internal] difference is there (if there is one), between someone ELSE telling you that you are incompetent (in one form or another), and you personally thinking to yourself that you are incompetent?

AH. Been on PerC too much today.

**MrMagpie** · 08-23-2012 06:10 PM

I don't think you should feel guilty for not having 'childlike faith' - after all, you aren't a child anymore, are you? Being skeptical is the best friend of any person, especially any religious person. Taking the time to examine as many angles to an issue as you can and then deriving your conclusions based on that examination will make your faith so much stronger than a Christian who blindly accepts whatever they're told. As for categorizing certain things as 'good' or 'bad' - well, how can you know what these things are like until you look at them for yourself? Did Jesus condemn the prostitute who was about to be stoned to death? No. He told the crowd 'He who is without sin, cast the first stone.' There are no ultimate categories of 'good' and 'bad' - everyone and everything is a little of both.

PS: My friend who goes to seminary at Boston University thinks that you would gain a lot of insight from the book 'The Screwtape Letters' by CS Lewis. In the book, CS Lewis provides a series of lessons on the importance of taking an active, inquiring role in living out the Christian faith.

Who would have thought I would find myself making an argument concerning faith that wasn't anti-theist?

**C. Cal. MindTraipse** · 08-23-2012 06:22 PM

“It’s never about me. My supporters use me as a medium to recognize their own form of life.”

“Liberty is about our rights to question everything.”

“There are no outdoor sports greater than throwing stones at a dictatorship, and there is no communication as exciting as the gang-fight style of the digital world.”

[Ai Weiwei quotes]

**FigureSkater** · 08-23-2012 07:53 PM

I am done with my graceless heart
So tonight I'm gonna cut it out and then restart
Cause I like to keep my issues strong
It's always darkest before the dawn

I always thought "strong" was "drawn".

Originally Posted by Vilen

Menar man att rättssäkerhet är något som bör förbehållas personer som man tycker är trevliga?

Tongivande svenska mediers rapportering i Assangeärendet upprepar sakfel på sakfel. Och beskriver samfällt Assange som en otrevlig person.

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Do principles of due process only apply to people who are considered nice?

Influential swedish media report errors of fact, time and time again. Also, they all describe Assange as a bad person.

what's Assangeärendet mean?