[Igor Antunov]

This is sad. I do enjoy the odd 'argument' with the odd believer. This being a leftist forum at its roots, I guess the lack of such people is understandable. But it would be fun...

[The Sabbaticus]

Given your age this sounds immeasurably out of place. The only time you discuss religion is during your late tens and early twenties, upon which you move on and let the spiritual degenerates with no concept of time, space or historicity get on with their pathetic lives. Up until the point where a subset of these religionists begin to encroach on your actual life (Muslims), whereupon you launch an unrelenting Crusade of Iconoclasm at the obtrusive foreign parochials and their multicultural abettors.

[Igor Antunov]

Fun is ageless.

[Nattering Nabob]

Given your age this sounds immeasurably out of place. The only time you discuss religion is during your late tens and early twenties, upon which you move on and let the spiritual degenerates with no concept of time, space or historicity get on with their pathetic lives. Up until the point where a subset of these religionists begin to encroach on your actual life (Muslims), whereupon you launch an unrelenting Crusade of Iconoclasm at the obtrusive foreign parochials and their multicultural abettors.

Nah...Mohammad and Jesus and Buddha were all just about 30 years when they got the religion ball rolling (and back then that was middle age)...

The older you get the more inclined you are to ask yourself, "isn't there more to life than another beer?"

[Ummon]

Eh, ... do not worry, ever hear of the 80 /20 rule? in information theory the place where the least amount of information goes tends to to hold the deepere and non-trivial information, because that is where that which is unlikely thrives (therefore it has hidden support networks)