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Terribly sorry, love, but Zoology? How fascinating!
Well-a well-a well-a, huh
Tell me more, tell me more, did you work at a zoo?
Tell me more, tell me more, what did you have to do?
Beepee! Darling!
You never thought to tell me you have a delicious little song contest? How terrible! How rude! Abominable!
Beepee, Melicorium, Purple Hyacinth, and Pagrosse
I enjoy playing with my food, darling. And people who lack the context to know me: how refreshing!
Curlyhoward, Beepee, Melicorium, and Pagrosse
Clearly there's a douze points coming your way. How delightful.... I see your little sign up and will be delighted to add you to the officially registered signups very shortly! Huzzah! I say! Huzzah!
Auphelia, Melicorium, Saint Cinder, and Pagrosse
Oh goodness, so it is a competition befitting a huzzah?
How horribly harmonious!
Ooh, the horrible harmony . . . that’s a phrase to be saved.
Beepee, Melicorium, Saint Cinder, and Pagrosse
In the doctrine it clearly states that there is never a time that is not befitting to say huzzah! Followed by the smashing of local beer, plate and occasional hands.
Erinor, Beepee, Proctethia, Melicorium, and 1 otherPagrosse
Possibly, but you failed to address the battle priests. Religions that are supposedly dedicated to love support acts of violence and murder.
Yes, it is true that the Romans did that, but that was most likely because they saw the Christians, who recognised Jesus as their king, as a threat to the Caesar.
Ancient Greece tolerated open gay and lesbian relationships, and the Persian Empire had religious freedom, both of which are things completely illegal in Ancient Israel (as told by the Old Testament) and Christian Europe in the Dark Ages. Of course, the Islamic Golden Age brought with it advanced scientific breakthroughs, but they weren't exactly socially progressive and to gain the influence they had in the first place they had to conquer lots of stuff in a not so peaceful manner.
Science is built on advancing knowledge. Religion, however, is not. It is (supposedly) based on a variety of holy texts, in this case the Bible. It condemns homosexuality quite clearly, except recently theologians or whoever were like "hey bro, this doesn't say 'you can't sleep with a man', it says 'you can't sleep with a boy'! Yep, that's definitely what it says, trust us we're the experts", even though the word "arsenikós" clearly means "male" in Greek. How interesting that this redefinition occurred right around the time sexual deviancy was becoming more accepted, hmm, how peculiar. But of course the Church doesn't care, as you will not see any mention of hell, purgatory, predestination, or an immortal soul in the Bible, yet these are clear dogmas. Needless to say, most organised religions don't care about the purported truth they claim to preach. Science, however, is by definition the search for truth. It is not a system of belief, but a system of facts and repeatable observations, and is one of the few uniting forces in this era, as governments, religions, and economic blocs keep dividing the world's population.
So yeah, I'd rather put this topic to sleep now, since it seems that arguments never go anywhere.
*gave, *nor
I thought the Bible condemned magic? It seems like God really hates it and lists it as a sin both in the Old and New Testaments. And I'm not implying religious people can't love science, but Darwin apparently kept believing in God as he wrote his treatise on evolution, but do you think anyone else who did thought it was a great scientific breakthrough? Every major religion rejected it with vitriol for several decades.
Melicorium, Saint Cinder, Nicholas and Great Britain, and Pagrosse
Number one way to get rid of religious wars, civil wars, and other conflicts: Enforce Atheism. Easy and Simple. If we made everyone into atheists, then we could get rid of all religions and there would be no more religious issues.
Beepee, Melicorium, and Pagrosse
People are still gonna fight, religion or no religion. And also, wouldn't that cause more unrest? I don't think people will just sit silently as you take their right to practice their beliefs.
Beepee, Melicorium, and Pagrosse
I am Curlyhoward, and to answer the question as to whether I am still around, why cointneeeeeeeeee ya craaaaaaaaazy!
Drystar, Melicorium, Purple Hyacinth, Saint Cinder, and 1 otherPagrosse
Good morning!
And good morning to the rest of TSP too!
Melicorium, Nicholas and Great Britain, and Pagrosse
Drystar, Auphelia, Rabbitz, Melicorium, and 1 otherPurple Hyacinth
Hiya Beepboop!
Aidenfieeld, Beepee, Melicorium, Cokoland, and 1 otherPagrosse
Yeah how? my country just turned to be communism lol
Aidenfieeld, Melicorium, and Pagrosse
I'm a happy nation. A happy nation of authoritarian democracy. Well that is what it says.
Aidenfieeld, Melicorium, Uvalor, and Pagrosse
Because I'm happy
Clap along if you feel like a room without a roof
Because I'm happy
Clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth
Because I'm happy
Clap along if you know what happiness is to you
Because I'm happy
Clap along if you feel like that's what you wanna do (hey)
Aidenfieeld, Melicorium, and Pagrosse
i got a issue about my national animal the tardigrade witch is microscopic animal and people are hunting it? come on what did it do to you?
Aidenfieeld, Concrete Slab, Melicorium, and Pagrosse
It went in your peoples water without telling them, of course there mad! KILL THE WATER BEARS!
Aidenfieeld, Concrete Slab, Melicorium, and Pagrosse
We have decided to not recognise Kweltopia as a nation.
Drystar, Aidenfieeld, Melicorium, Purple Hyacinth, and 1 otherPagrosse
That's some advanced tech considering they've survived every mass extinction.
Aidenfieeld, Melicorium, and Pagrosse
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