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    I have always considered myself a rationalist. As such I don't believe in deities. Nor do I believe in ghosts, angels, demons, horoscopes, UFOs, other dimensions, vortices, auras, tree spirits, buffalo mothers, transcendent beings, cryptids, esp, astral projection, parapsychology, telepathy, clairvoyance, fortune-telling, reincarnation, channeling, witchcraft, majick, or any other "unexplainable' phenomena. I believe there is a rational explanation for all of it -- even if we haven't quite come upon it yet. Is there something wrong with me?
    "Faith is not a virtue; it is a celebration of voluntary ignorance. It is the antithesis of reason."



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    Quote Originally Posted by Bow To The Robots View Post
    I have always considered myself a rationalist. As such I don't believe in deities. Nor do I believe in ghosts, angels, demons, horoscopes, UFOs, other dimensions, vortices, auras, tree spirits, buffalo mothers, transcendent beings, cryptids, esp, astral projection, parapsychology, telepathy, clairvoyance, fortune-telling, reincarnation, channeling, witchcraft, majick, or any other "unexplainable' phenomena. I believe there is a rational explanation for all of it -- even if we haven't quite come upon it yet. Is there something wrong with me?
    You are going to hell, sir!

    Welcome to the club

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    Quote Originally Posted by Durandal View Post
    You are going to hell, sir!

    Welcome to the club
    I don't care to belong to any club that would have me as a member.
    "Faith is not a virtue; it is a celebration of voluntary ignorance. It is the antithesis of reason."


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    Quote Originally Posted by Bow To The Robots View Post
    I have always considered myself a rationalist. As such I don't believe in deities. Nor do I believe in ghosts, angels, demons, horoscopes, UFOs, other dimensions, vortices, auras, tree spirits, buffalo mothers, transcendent beings, cryptids, esp, astral projection, parapsychology, telepathy, clairvoyance, fortune-telling, reincarnation, channeling, witchcraft, majick, or any other "unexplainable' phenomena. I believe there is a rational explanation for all of it -- even if we haven't quite come upon it yet. Is there something wrong with me?
    Fine. But you still have the respect the beliefs of others who do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SiliconMagician View Post
    Fine. But you still have the respect the beliefs of others who do.
    Why? That's like respecting someone's belief that watermelons are blue on the inside until their skins are punctured, or the beliefs of a modern flat-earther.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SiliconMagician View Post
    Fine. But you still have the respect the beliefs of others who do.
    No I don't. I only have to respect their right to believe whatever nonsense they choose--but I don't have to respect the belief itself.
    "Faith is not a virtue; it is a celebration of voluntary ignorance. It is the antithesis of reason."


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    Quote Originally Posted by Bow To The Robots View Post
    I have always considered myself a rationalist. As such I don't believe in deities. Nor do I believe in ghosts, angels, demons, horoscopes, UFOs, other dimensions, vortices, auras, tree spirits, buffalo mothers, transcendent beings, cryptids, esp, astral projection, parapsychology, telepathy, clairvoyance, fortune-telling, reincarnation, channeling, witchcraft, majick, or any other "unexplainable' phenomena. I believe there is a rational explanation for all of it -- even if we haven't quite come upon it yet. Is there something wrong with me?
    No. Have you found some rational explanation for everything yet? Let us know when you do.
    I am quite sure now that often, very often, in matters concerning religion and politics a man's reasoning powers are not above the monkey's. -Mark Twain

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    Quote Originally Posted by Durandal View Post
    Why? That's like respecting someone's belief that watermelons are blue on the inside until their skins are punctured, or the beliefs of a modern flat-earther.
    I used to love blue watermelon slushies from the 7-11 on Bleecker Street in Lower Manhattan. Now "the man" says I can't even do that! Pffft.
    "Faith is not a virtue; it is a celebration of voluntary ignorance. It is the antithesis of reason."


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    Quote Originally Posted by TBryant View Post
    No. Have you found some rational explanation for everything yet? Let us know when you do.
    "even if we haven't quite come upon it yet."
    "Faith is not a virtue; it is a celebration of voluntary ignorance. It is the antithesis of reason."


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    do you just mean sightings of alien space craft for the ufo`s?

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