Evidence for God from Science

Mastermind wrote:Texas isn't a country...

Texas is big enough to be it's own republic. But the United States desired it, so therefore, as a result, the US infantry of the battle killed some mexicans at the Alamo and got Texas annexed into the USA.

I hope I didn't offend anyone with that post. I have friends that are mexican so it is common for me to make simpy jokes of the like.

The fact that you need to justify your post shows that your conscience is eating at you and perhaps shouldn't have made it to begin with. But I don't see anything offensive in it.

MM, you like to talk about consciences eating people, don't you? I wonder... do you have something eating you yourself? By your own logic you do! Freudian Slip, no doubt.

I fail to see the connection between my statement and your post, which doesn't deal in specifics and merely makes general unsupported statements that explain nothing. Please clarify what exactly my conscience should be eating at me about, for starters.

Relax- I was just kidding around! You mentioned something about my conscience eating me once, and then I see your post here, and then I thought of replying with the post I replied with, just for fun. That's all.

Battlehelmet wrote:

Mastermind wrote:Texas isn't a country...

Texas is big enough to be it's own republic. But the United States desired it, so therefore, as a result, the US infantry of the battle killed some mexicans at the Alamo and got Texas annexed into the USA.

Texas infantry...After Texas was a republic for a few years, we were annexed to the rest of the US...

Mastermind wrote:I fail to see the connection between my statement and your post, which doesn't deal in specifics and merely makes general unsupported statements that explain nothing. Please clarify what exactly my conscience should be eating at me about, for starters.

Why art thou questioning Mr Mastermind Skeptic??

Evil eats away at man's conscience, thus making him unable to see and determine what is good.

AttentionKMartShoppers wrote:

Battlehelmet wrote:

Mastermind wrote:Texas isn't a country...

Texas is big enough to be it's own republic. But the United States desired it, so therefore, as a result, the US infantry of the battle killed some mexicans at the Alamo and got Texas annexed into the USA.

Texas infantry...After Texas was a republic for a few years, we were annexed to the rest of the US...

Word...lol