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  • Zechariah Smyth
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    Re: The Holy Noodle

    Originally posted by take a second look View Post
    god is infalliable. correct?
    god is omnipotent. correct?
    and the bible is the word of god. correct?
    and the bible is written by man.
    man is falliable.
    therefore, the bible is falliable.
    therefore, god is not omnipotent.
    therefore, god does not exist.
    same goes for the koran or any such biblical document that makes such claims have a nice day.
    Dear Jesus-hating maggot,

    What do the words "infalliable" and "falliable" mean? Seems like YOU are the one making things up!



    Yours in Christ,

    Z. Smyth

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  • take a second look
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    Re: The Holy Noodle

    god is infalliable. correct?
    god is omnipotent. correct?
    and the bible is the word of god. correct?
    and the bible is written by man.
    man is falliable.
    therefore, the bible is falliable.
    therefore, god is not omnipotent.
    therefore, god does not exist.
    same goes for the koran or any such biblical document that makes such claims have a nice day.

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  • Rev. M. Rodimer
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    Re: The Holy Noodle

    Originally posted by Catherine Moore View Post
    Are these crazy linguine worshippers genuinely in favour of pirates?
    I heard that the Pastafarians' "ancestral homeland" is Somalia.

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  • Catherine Moore
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    Re: The Holy Noodle

    Pirates? Bloodthirsty rapists, murderers and thieves responsible for hundreds if not thousands of deaths over the centuries, and cause of at least one war?

    Don't get me wrong, I'm not turning fluffy bunny here - the raped women frankly shouldn't have been on a ship in the first place and God's Favourite Country has been unquestionably right in every war it has joined. But still. I don't think anyone is claiming that pirates are lovable rogues, surely. They're vicious criminals.

    Even the mudslimes are opposed to Piracy and they support peadophilia!

    Are these crazy linguine worshippers genuinely in favour of pirates?

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Originally posted by Catherine Moore View Post
    I'm probably being daft here. But what I don't get about this satanic spaghetti god is who they think made the spaghetti?
    Exactly, Miss Moore. What they fail to comprehend is that there has to have been a primary mover, the one who first created the semolina wheat in the first place. Goodness, even my dear children knew this at age three!

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Originally posted by Redeemed Papist View Post
    They'll be on about pirates next!
    What is it with atheists and pirates?

    Only last night (at work in Peveral W.C.) I heard several gay-atheists in the stalls going "aar!".

    Boggles the mind.

    YIC
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  • Redeemed Papist
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    Originally posted by Catherine Moore View Post
    I'm probably being daft here. But what I don't get about this satanic spaghetti god is who they think made the spaghetti?

    I mean, for a god to be made of spaghetti, someone must have created the plants and people and ovens and whatnot to make spaghetti right? Now, you and I know that was God so are the spaghettiafarians admitting that God exists? Or do they think...

    I dunno. I really can't get my head round it.

    If someone could break that down into words I can understand it'd be a great help. Maybe some pictures?
    They'll be on about pirates next! Have you ever seen the crazy nonsense they believe about them? It's like they started with an idea then just dreamed up ways it could still be true even when you actually start to think about it critically with God in mind.

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  • Catherine Moore
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    I'm probably being daft here. But what I don't get about this satanic spaghetti god is who they think made the spaghetti?

    I mean, for a god to be made of spaghetti, someone must have created the plants and people and ovens and whatnot to make spaghetti right? Now, you and I know that was God so are the spaghettiafarians admitting that God exists? Or do they think...

    I dunno. I really can't get my head round it.

    If someone could break that down into words I can understand it'd be a great help. Maybe some pictures?

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  • Holyfield
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    Originally posted by David Goldman View Post
    Basically you are in the worst of both worlds, a fool in God's eyes and a fool in men's eyes, with nothing to comfort you except a weak and unsourced mantra and a plate of spaghetti that you worship.

    Bon appetit!
    This is one of the best quotes ever. Suck on it, pastafarian!

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  • Jo Freddie
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    Originally posted by Tinufiel View Post
    I can't believe Jo Freddie hasn't been banned yet. So many posts, did he turn away from Christ after a long period of time?
    I turned away from christ at about the age of 12, I was lost in the wilderness of atheism for 30 years, then I was touched by His Noodly Appendage and found the light.

    As for why I have not been banned, it is complicated, but while here I am not abusive and I use moderate language, something many others could learn from.

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  • Tinufiel
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    I can't believe Jo Freddie hasn't been banned yet. So many posts, did he turn away from Christ after a long period of time?

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  • alleycat
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    Originally posted by Jo Freddie View Post
    There are many reasons why I am still here and have not been banned, there are the reasons the Pastors will give you and the real ones that I chose not to disclose.

    My faith in the Flying Spaghetti Monster, I feel, is more valid then the faith in the imaginary friend of the people who run this place.
    Ahh I get it!

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  • Jo Freddie
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    Originally posted by alleycat View Post
    It's funny how they don't ban you, makes me think that this site might not be all that the 'True Christian' members claim (unfortunately for the legit christians). Although I hope that you aren't serious about the FSM and are doing this as a bit of fun, because if you were that would be a bit sad.
    There are many reasons why I am still here and have not been banned, there are the reasons the Pastors will give you and the real ones that I chose not to disclose.

    My faith in the Flying Spaghetti Monster, I feel, is more valid then the faith in the imaginary friend of the people who run this place.

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  • alleycat
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    Originally posted by Jo Freddie View Post
    As it is a misconception I have addressed many times since my return there was no need to answer in a thread that was several pages from the front of this area until I came to post:

    It's funny how they don't ban you, makes me think that this site might not be all that the 'True Christian' members claim (unfortunately for the legit christians). Although I hope that you aren't serious about the FSM and are doing this as a bit of fun, because if you were that would be a bit sad.

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  • Jo Freddie
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    Originally posted by Lisa H View Post
    Sure Jo Freddie. What about all the time you have been on here since an left it unanswered.
    As it is a misconception I have addressed many times since my return there was no need to answer in a thread that was several pages from the front of this area until I came to post:

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