Posted on 11/06/2017 7:43:00 AM PST by ZagFan
I love how atheists always mock Christians when bad things happen - blaming God for “doing” the bad thing to us.
To them, WE are the ignorant, uneducated, fools who fall for everything...
If they would only do THEIR homework...
He was on last week's first run episode.
“Wheaton lives with generalized anxiety disorder and chronic depression.”
according to wikipedia.
TNG was hard to watch mostly because of Wil.
DS9 was better anyway.
I’ll take new ones on YouTube over any of the post originals.
Exactly!! Without free will, faith means nothing. A choice to worship the Lord actually means something.
Fwiw, he apologized:
His character was annoying, very annoying.....................
He was on BBT last week. I guess I’ll have to stop watching it, no great loss, it hasn’t been that great the last few seasons.
“Shut up Wesley!”
A ‘NON-APOLOGY’ apology, as per usual..........I’m sorry I pissed you off, but I’m not sorry I said it, essentially...........
I no longer watch The BBT, which I once loved. It’s really gone stale. So very very easy to turn off the TV set.
If prayers did anything, they’d still be alive, you worthless sack of s*”
Uh...Will...according to the Christian religion they ARE still alive and in a better place.
Directed at Will Wheaton -
All prayers are answered. Sometimes the answer is “No”, and while the reasons are not immediately apparent to the petitioner, over time, the wisdom of the Deity shall prevail in the end.
The Universe can be a cruel and unforgiving place, if taken at face value. Patience and application of accumulated experience can find those tiny crevices and indentations on what may appear to be a sheer rock face, and what seemed an insurmountable obstacle may eventually be overcome.
The souls of the individuals who died at the hands pf Devin Patrick Kelly have gone to their own Last Judgment, and the Lord, in His mercy, weighed them on His balance.
For the survivors, each has to find a personal way back, but know, that the Lord shall lead a way for each of them to reconcile to the harsh reality of that day.
I think BBT jumped the shark several years ago. It went against the premise of the show when they started hooking the nerds up with fairly hot women. And Sheldon and Leonard are starting to look rather middle-aged. Ah well, all comedies eventually run out of ideas.
FWIW, the episode in which Sheldon squares off against Will Wheaton in the Mystic Lords of Ka'a tournament was one of the best episodes. Wheaton played a jerk, which apparently required little acting on his part.
Just about everyone associated with BBT is a big-time Trump-hating liberal. Do a search on (insert actor’s name here from BBT) hates trump and you will find all sorts of articles on BBT members and Chuck Lorre hating on the Donald.
Says the “Ja Ja Binks” of the entire Star Trek Franchise.
(((As a Trek Fan from Day One, I can tell you unequivocally that “Wesley Crusher” was the most despised character of the entire series of series.)))
He starred with Corey Feldman in "Stand By Me" and they are close to the same age so it's entirely possible.
I ridicule lefties that spout off about how “stupid” believers are.
Immediately tell them they’re offending billions of people and that they’re just an arrogant, hate filled, dictionary definition of a bigot. Followed with “prove it”. When they admit they can’t you tell them how stupid they must be to bring up a topic, offend the billions, only to not be able to make an argument as you’ve no proof. ...then remind them they’re a bigot, again.
One guy deleted all his posts.
Maybe he should change his name to Chaffton?
In any case, I often encounter individuals who utilize standing in judgment of God or ridiculing prayer as a form of scoffing. The line of logic goes that the Lord knows what is gonna happen and if he is god then he could direct outcomes so he is actually the cause of people’s choices.
It is, frankly, pointless to argue about things like the validity of human wills and choice (though I often do) because the first principals of many who make such assertions disallows the very entity they are in fact mocking: rather the mocking is directed at believers who are foolish enough not to be secular as they are secular. The underlying assumption seems to be nothing less than atheism is rational and scientific, so theism (Christianity in particular) is seen a irrational and unscientific.
On one level there is a deep confusion about rationality and philosophy that only grows worse the deeper into secular modern and post-modern thought that a person subsides; and, on top of this is a common confusion about what “science” is even fit to study.
Gone from the minds of many is the thought that philosophy is in fact the Queen of Sciences because it is the study of Man, what it means to be Man, because men have been reduced to objects of anthropological study. There is no sense that as men we should be especially interested in what it means to be Man (”Man” in that sense is dubious) and what Terence once postulated, I’m human so nothing human is alien to me, is now cast aside as different groups seek to set forth turf which only those with their cultural experiences and history can understand. Indeed, modern political thought often cannot abide the suggestion that there is a universality about Mankind in place of compartmentality (for want of a better term at the moment) and doubly abhorrent is the idea of a single valid righteousness before which all men are liable. Far too lacking in nuance!
Science (sociology), it often seems, is for every man not so much going his own way and doing right in his own eyes but for being defined by and going the way of the subgroup which most describes them. It justifies the proverbial tall grass of subcultures even if “science” has yet to embrace such wild abandon the way it has now with sexual deviancy and (in some circles) gender identity confusion.
Most people mocking faith are shallows-dwellers in all this, not the deep thinkers. They are tag alongs. Ironically such individuals, soaked in myths about science and sociology rather than having to face factoids about the rational limits of all their craft that actual scientist must occasionally deal with, may be much harder to reason with than the scientist and philosophers they believe they are enlightened by.
Thanks. I only watch on on-demand so I am always a couple of weeks behind.
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