DudeMcGuy

Today the Computer. Pre-internet, The T.V. hands down. I'd still choose TV today over a computer that doesn't have an internet connection.

But if God is all-powerful and created everything, couldn't he change his own nature? Part of the definition of the Christian God is that he is unchanging. So if he ...

Not seeing anything about limits From your own source, Core: "if it is a logical consequence of a deity's nature that what it speaks is truth, then it is not ...

So he couldn't cook a taco so hot he can't eat it? Even if he microwaved it from here to eternity he would never be able to get it hot ...

Yes, if the taco is "impossibly" hot, then he can't possibly cook it. And if he can cook it then it's not "impossible" to do so. Karz, can you tell ...

Green Tea. I can't stand the taste of Coffee. (And I'm an American, Audy :) ) That is all.

Quickly @ Lyricalias No, no, no. "Guilt-bagging" is an activity that theists thrive on. Forcing guilt on others is not exclusive to theists. Cole's analysis of the "guilt-bagging" was actually ...

Ah, the age old "problem of evil" argument. I think the issue here is that what we call evil (murder, rape, etc.) is necessary for free will to exist. I ...

Music didn't suddenly pop into existence in 1931 with the invention of the electric guitar. When did I imply that? By "fits in" I meant that guitar is often more ...

I'm with Karz on this one. Depending on which genres of music someone listens to the most will likely dictate whether they prefer electric guitar or piano. I personally have ...

Greetings Lady Shady! I have returned to humbly request a review for my infrequently updated story. Here is chapter 8. part 1: part 2: I hope it's not too hard ...

Like in the "Matrix"/"Inception"/Plato's "Allegory of the Cave"? It certainly is a deep philosophical question. One that must be answered before all the others too. I think we can conclude ...

No I am not. What you are describing with regards to coffee is (borderline) substance dependence. Which is not the same thing as addiction. Substance dependence is "a need to ...

I'll be retiring from this thread after this reply, as once again my argument has been framed as much more extreme than it actually is. First of all, the alcohol ...

Unfortunately, the recent trend in the U.S. is upholding frivolous trademarks and patents like these in the courts. It seems it's no longer about who comes up with an idea ...