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Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35362699)

A Gary L, a wind up merchant.

Thanks vihp. it's obvious when you get told.

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35362699)

A Gary L, a wind up merchant.

keep up with the times mate he's gone digital these days ;)

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35362652)

That's just it your not happy to be proven wrong, your not interested in debating it at all, you have your position and aren't interested in anything other than having little digs and imo that makes you nothing more than a wum.

I'm sorry to say that I'm happy to be proven wrong, because I don't hold childish superstitions and am quite happy to judge evidence presented to me. There is absolutely none to give me a contrary viewpoint.

There is no debate to be had as debate usually needs two points of view backed up with evidence and there's absolutely no objective evidence pointing to my being wrong, merely 'We don't know's with the gaps filled in with whatever fairy tale suits peoples' beliefs.

It's all a matter of 'faith', which I don't share, and don't respect, I consider it to be all in the heads of those who believe and am not in the habit of respecting or indulging delusion.

I'm quite happy to observe the thread and start waiting, just as I was in the previous thread when those on the opposite side of the debate had nothing to say beyond that it was all about 'faith'. I don't regard an opinion held with absolutely nothing outside of its perceiver's mind to back it up as being in any way persuasive.

I never even got out of Chris whether or not he's a Young Earth Creationist, which was disappointing. Would've opened up an interesting line of conversation.

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35362730)

I never even got out of Chris whether or not he's a Young Earth Creationist, which was disappointing. Would've opened up an interesting line of conversation.

You should have used the search facility. :)

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35362730)

I'm quite happy to observe the thread and start waiting, just as I was in the previous thread when those on the opposite side of the debate had nothing to say beyond that it was all about 'faith'.

No need for you to take part in any religious-based thread on CF then?

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".

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A man who handed out a leaflet calling for homosexuals to be executed has said he was just doing his "duty as a Muslim".
Kabir Ahmed, 28, is one of five Muslim men on trial for stirring up hatred on the grounds of sexual orientation at Derby Crown Court.
The leaflet, named The Death Penalty?, was one of three distributed in Derby ahead of a gay pride event in 2010.
He said: "My intention was to do my duty as a Muslim, to inform people of God's word and to give the message on what God says about homosexuality.
"My duty is not just to better myself but to try and better the society I live in.
"We believe we can't just stand by and watch somebody commit a sin. We must try and advise them to stay away from sin."

Seems everyone is anti gay lately. the connection is that they're all religious. the irony is that they're persecuting people, and don't like it when they're being persecuted themselves.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...shire-16581758

Re: "God has answered our prayers for confusion in the Tesco boardroom".

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