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Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:14 pm
by RickD
DannyM wrote:
PaulSacramento wrote:
DannyM wrote:Absolutely. Doesn't it make you wonder why they so blatantly (and surely *knowingly*) distort Christianity and Christian theology?
Well, part of me HOPES it is just ignorance.
The other part fears that it is something far more disturbing than that.

An example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6twSN8ZS_VA
Oh dear... :roll:
Danny, I lol'd when I read your response. I read it in your British accent. I pictured the geico lizard say "Oh dear" in his British accent. :pound:
I'm not sure if you're familiar with him in England, but he's famous here. Listen to the commercial, especially the end..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTXm1zvWf9I

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:53 pm
by DannyM
RickD wrote: Danny, I lol'd when I read your response. I read it in your British accent. I pictured the geico lizard say "Oh dear" in his British accent. :pound:
I'm not sure if you're familiar with him in England, but he's famous here. Listen to the commercial, especially the end..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTXm1zvWf9I
:lol: I don't know 'him,' Rick, no. Who is the voice behind that?

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:56 pm
by RickD
DannyM wrote:
RickD wrote: Danny, I lol'd when I read your response. I read it in your British accent. I pictured the geico lizard say "Oh dear" in his British accent. :pound:
I'm not sure if you're familiar with him in England, but he's famous here. Listen to the commercial, especially the end..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTXm1zvWf9I
:lol: I don't know 'him,' Rick, no. Who is the voice behind that?
A British bloke, named Jake Wood. I don't know anything of him except the geico lizard voice.

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:57 pm
by DannyM
PaulSacramento wrote:Indeed.
That is what you get when you combine selective interpretaion with literal readings AND a preconceived notion - all aimed for the negative.
Deliberately distorting the truth?

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:59 pm
by DannyM
RickD wrote:
DannyM wrote:
RickD wrote: Danny, I lol'd when I read your response. I read it in your British accent. I pictured the geico lizard say "Oh dear" in his British accent. :pound:
I'm not sure if you're familiar with him in England, but he's famous here. Listen to the commercial, especially the end..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTXm1zvWf9I
:lol: I don't know 'him,' Rick, no. Who is the voice behind that?
A British bloke, named Jake Wood. I don't know anything of him except the geico lizard voice.
So some Brits *do* make it in America! Intriguing to note that a talking lizard can succeed where OASIS failed :pound:

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 4:37 pm
by domokunrox
All circular logic believe infinity and infinite regress. I don't play those games. I point it out immediately to whoever I'm discussing it with. I came up with argument to disprove it.

If infinity exists and infinite regress exists, all things cannot be explained
Most things could be explained
Therefore, infinity and infinite regress does not exist.

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 5:03 pm
by RickD
DannyM wrote:
RickD wrote:
DannyM wrote:
RickD wrote: Danny, I lol'd when I read your response. I read it in your British accent. I pictured the geico lizard say "Oh dear" in his British accent. :pound:
I'm not sure if you're familiar with him in England, but he's famous here. Listen to the commercial, especially the end..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTXm1zvWf9I
:lol: I don't know 'him,' Rick, no. Who is the voice behind that?
A British bloke, named Jake Wood. I don't know anything of him except the geico lizard voice.
So some Brits *do* make it in America! Intriguing to note that a talking lizard can succeed where OASIS failed :pound:
Ok, another across-the-pond reference I'm missing. What's OASIS?

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 5:50 pm
by DannyM
RickD wrote:
DannyM wrote:
RickD wrote:
DannyM wrote:
RickD wrote: Danny, I lol'd when I read your response. I read it in your British accent. I pictured the geico lizard say "Oh dear" in his British accent. :pound:
I'm not sure if you're familiar with him in England, but he's famous here. Listen to the commercial, especially the end..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTXm1zvWf9I
:lol: I don't know 'him,' Rick, no. Who is the voice behind that?
A British bloke, named Jake Wood. I don't know anything of him except the geico lizard voice.
So some Brits *do* make it in America! Intriguing to note that a talking lizard can succeed where OASIS failed :pound:
Ok, another across-the-pond reference I'm missing. What's OASIS?
The 'Rock' band OASIS? They said they were going to 'crack' America, be bigger than the Beatles (who were massively overrated, in my opinion). But Noel and Liam didn't crack America like they thought they would... :)

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 6:03 pm
by RickD
The 'Rock' band OASIS? They said they were going to 'crack' America, be bigger than the Beatles (who were massively overrated, in my opinion). But Noel and Liam didn't crack America like they thought they would
Wonderwall, and Champagne Supernova OASIS? They were huge here :roll: NOT!!
the Beatles (who were massively overrated, in my opinion)

I found something else we agree on. Not a big Beatles fan. :ssorry:

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 6:17 pm
by DannyM
This thread is still well and truly live, lest anyone think mine and Rick's chat means the thread is done!
RickD wrote:Wonderwall, and Champagne Supernova OASIS? They were huge here :roll: NOT!!
Their album Definitely, Maybe was pure class in my opinion, but it went down hill from there...
I found something else we agree on. Not a big Beatles fan. :ssorry:
Hey, we agree ALOT these days. And yes, they were the most overhyped band in the history of music. [NOT SORRY FOR SAYING IT] :)

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 6:39 pm
by RickD
Hey, we agree ALOT these days
Maybe that's because we're both being transformed to the image of Christ. ;)
Now, back to our regularly scheduled thread, already in progress. :lol:

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 8:07 pm
by Echoside
DannyM wrote: And yes, they were the most overhyped band in the history of music. [NOT SORRY FOR SAYING IT] :)
I'd like to give Nirvana an honorable mention as well :esurprised:

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 6:10 am
by PaulSacramento
DannyM wrote:
PaulSacramento wrote:Indeed.
That is what you get when you combine selective interpretaion with literal readings AND a preconceived notion - all aimed for the negative.
Deliberately distorting the truth?
Perhaps, it may also be the case that when we LOOK for something we tend to find it, even if it is NOT there.
Reading the bible LOOKING for proof of a "tyranical God" one will most indeed find that proof, even if it isn't there.

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 9:15 am
by DannyM
Echoside wrote:
DannyM wrote: And yes, they were the most overhyped band in the history of music. [NOT SORRY FOR SAYING IT] :)
I'd like to give Nirvana an honorable mention as well :esurprised:
Oh yeah, sure :)

But the Beatles were the 'darlings' of the world, when all they produced was psychedelic drivel, which, when stripped down, was utterly meaningless. IMHTGO, of course ;)

Re: CBM - The Circularity Bogy Man

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 9:17 am
by DannyM
PaulSacramento wrote:
DannyM wrote:
PaulSacramento wrote:Indeed.
That is what you get when you combine selective interpretaion with literal readings AND a preconceived notion - all aimed for the negative.
Deliberately distorting the truth?
Perhaps, it may also be the case that when we LOOK for something we tend to find it, even if it is NOT there.
Reading the bible LOOKING for proof of a "tyranical God" one will most indeed find that proof, even if it isn't there.
Indeed. Do you think they ever look for a non-tyrannical, good God in the Bible?