DAMN!

Also, the Arctic ice is melting!!!!
http://www.physorg.com/news85069865.html
Global warming, or just coincidences. Whats your opinion?
You guys&gals who live in Europe&Russia, you know whats going on----so its a much milder Winter than normal?

Huh?NeonVomit wrote:It's been warm lately, that's for sure...
Weather's also been crazy.
Who's to say what it's about? when John Wayne caught the last train out... and Spock and Kirk, had enough... and no-one's left to beam me up...
gotta get back gotta get back gotta get back, I never meant to take it this far..
when everything you touch turns gold, wears you down makes you oh never mind I've lost my train of thought here (too much booze)
Yeah it's hot but again, who's to say what it's about...
I'd say the wisest thing to do is to rely on the research results of the scientists who say the global warming is caused by our own gas emissions, I support the policy of reducing them. But the situation is quite frustrating when the biggest polluter in the world doesn't want to co-operate. Let's hope the result of the recent elections will make a difference.nepi wrote:I went somewhere only with a shirt at the end of november - that's definitively not normal!
I think our world is getting in the process of global warming. It will be hotter and hotter and that's only of our air pollution!
Have you ever been in China? The air there is incredible, you can't take a good breath (in the cities). Also in other countrys, the pollution has a level which is really unhealth!
I ever think, what will happen with our children, when we keep on walkin' this way?
Go and ask the Inuits in northern Canada and islanders in the Pacific. They are already suffering the concequences of rising temperatures and sea levels.Stratofanius wrote:And I DON'T BELIEVE to global warming very much
Thats true.stratobabius wrote:I think that the weather has just lost its timing. The usually hot summer started in August instead of July, at least in this part of the world. So, winter will probably come next month, instead this.
(Not scientifically explained, but anyway...)
Me neither! And that's it!Stratofanius wrote:
And I DON'T BELIEVE to global warming very much
I was drunk. Never mindCarcass wrote:Huh?NeonVomit wrote:It's been warm lately, that's for sure...
Weather's also been crazy.
Who's to say what it's about? when John Wayne caught the last train out... and Spock and Kirk, had enough... and no-one's left to beam me up...
gotta get back gotta get back gotta get back, I never meant to take it this far..
when everything you touch turns gold, wears you down makes you oh never mind I've lost my train of thought here (too much booze)
Yeah it's hot but again, who's to say what it's about...
If somebody forges his policies according to this belief it can be very destructive. "The Last Days are here, we don't need to the protect the environment, environmental problems are just one of the Signs. Guided by God, we will achieve the restoration of peace to the world..."browneyedgirl wrote:To believe we are living in the last days is not destructive, but realistic.
I'm not saying the future will be a walk in the park. Time will tell, but it is we who should act to prevent what eventually could (not will) happen. Not wait for the Armageddon with glee, as some Christians pervertedly do.If anyone wants to hide their head in the sand&disbelieve what will eventually happen, just go right ahead. Only time will tell.
On the contrary.I know it makes life somewhat easier to disbelieve in a higher power at the helm.
This problem is for us to solve, you seem to agree, I'm happy for that. I believe no higher power will come and suck the greenhouse gases from the atmosphere, it is our mission to cut the emissions and take the damage we, judging by research results, have already done.However, MANKIND is definitely the culprit here&hopefully its not too late to do some good for future generations. Even us hated and ridiculed God-believers have hope!
This diagram is pretty hard to ignore:StratoTimo wrote:Me neither! And that's it!Stratofanius wrote:
And I DON'T BELIEVE to global warming very much
Just like everyone doesn't have to believe in God or religion.Stratofanius wrote:Whatever you try to prove, Caracass, everyone still DOESN'T HAVE TO BELIEVE TO GLOBAL WARMING, and that's it :tired:![]()
Of course you don't have to believe, dude. But can you look at the curve and say it's not rising? Where do you think all this data came from, my ass?Stratofanius wrote:Whatever you try to prove, Caracass, everyone still DOESN'T HAVE TO BELIEVE TO GLOBAL WARMING, and that's it :tired:![]()
In fact you are wrong. I went to sunday school as a kid and went to the confirmation camp (don't know if you have something like this in the states). In Finland the church is not separated from the state. We've prayed in school and we have religion as a subject. My parents are religious, my father more than my mother. Neither of them frequently visit the church, but they do pay taxes to the Lutheran Church.browneyedgirl wrote:Thats not the way it is, but its simply evident you were not raised by God-believing people or in a country that actively teaches a belief in God.
No, that's not true either. Free Thinkers for example are just as unpleasent as other converters.However, you have no problems with Pagans or atheists who express THEIR views&ram them down peoples throat.
Yes, maybe in terms of trendiness. What I had in mind was that religious people's moral code is derived from their holy texts and traditions instead of seriously contemplating on ethical issues. But I'm not saying this is the case with each and every religious person.And yes life is easier for people who are Anti-God. Atheism¬ believing in God is the cool thing these days.
Yes, I can picture that!Jst have a Band member spout off his non-beliefs in God&3/4 of the Forum will jump on the "hating God" bandwagon. Of course the opposite is true, too--if a band member were to get "saved" we'd have mass conversions in here!
There are some, believe me. My sometimes nutty dad being one of them.And Christians&God-believes DON'T look forward to Armageddon with Glee--Where the Hell did you come up with that notion?Have you talked with TT or something?
About 6 years ago these words would've made me shit in my pants, but not anymore. Seriously, I don't believe in any of this. How could God damn the souls of millions of hindus, muslims, buddhists, atheists to Hell? Beats me!On the contrary, it is going to be a very sad day, and the only rason some people maybe happy is that all the wrongs WILL be righted&the world WILL be made brand new. I can understand if that thought scares you, though because liars, and people who do all manner of very bad things will have the judgement of God to deal with. Everyone. Sorry to disappoint you, but no one is going to escape God's judgment, not even the most popular or idolized of this world.
Don't equate big mouthed atheists with every single person who is not religious.And yes, God-believers are hated, rejected&ridiculed. We have the same feelings&emotions(and yes, we even like sex&booze), yet most of us are treated like lepers, unlike the Pagans&unbelievers who preach THEIR intolerance toward us and are readily accepted.
I don't think I'm judging Christianity or God-believers. Many aspects of Christianity are very admirable. However, I might have some problems with people taking their practice of religion outside their homes and churches; but only in extreme cases.@Carcass, you don't know what you are talking about when you judge God-believers.
That doesn't make sense to me. If a person judges something, certainly he/she has to be outside the system that is being judged. Would a communist judge communism? But for the sake of clarity I'll say it once more: I'm not judging Christianity.You know about music, bands,science&psychology, but when it comes to Christianity, it takes a peson who believes to judge it,baby.
stratobabius wrote:There's something else to consider too:
What was happening on this planet more than 500 years ago that the temperature was as high as today? I'm sure scientists know how to measure these types of things (before anyone says, that's not possible)
Without thoroughly contemplating on this, I could say that I subscribe to one certain brand of agnosticism: apathetic agnosticism, apart from the last sentence.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnostic wrote:Agnosticism (from the Greek a, meaning "without" and gnosis, "knowledge", translating to unknowable) is the philosophical view that the truth value of certain claims — particularly theological claims regarding metaphysics, afterlife or the existence of God, god(s), or deities — is unknown or (possibly) inherently unknowable. Some agnostics take a stronger view that the concept of a deity is incoherent, thus meaningless and irrelevant to life. The term is used to describe those who are unconvinced or noncommittal about the existence of deities as well as about other matters of religion.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apathetic_agnosticism wrote:1. The existence of a Supreme Being is unknown and unknowable.
To believe in the existence of a god is an act of faith. To believe in the nonexistence of a god is likewise an act of faith. There is no evidence that there is a Supreme Being nor is there evidence there is not a Supreme Being. Faith is not knowledge. We can only state with assurance that we do not know.
2. If there is a Supreme Being, then that being appears to act as if apathetic to events in our universe.
All events in our Universe, including its creation, can be explained with or without the existence of a Supreme Being. Thus, if there is indeed a God, then that god has had no more impact than no god at all. To all appearances, any purported Supreme Being is indifferent to our Universe and to its inhabitants.
3. We are apathetic to the existence or nonexistence of a Supreme Being.
If there is a God, and that God does not appear to care, then there is no reason to concern ourselves with whether or not a Supreme Being exists, nor should we have any interest in satisfying the purported needs of that Supreme Being. However, our apathy to the question of God's existence does not necessarily mean we are apathetic about promoting agnosticism.
In time, I think it's going to get a whole lot warmer, at least for the athesists.Jabi wrote:Maybe Europe will cool down when miditek stops flaming it.
And if it turns out that the Hindus were right all along, it's gonna get interestingmiditek wrote:In time, I think it's going to get a whole lot warmer, at least for the athesists.Jabi wrote:Maybe Europe will cool down when miditek stops flaming it.
To go tit for tat on that sarcasm, I wish Europes&SA would stop flaming USA because it would be great to have a white X-mas for once!Jabi wrote:Maybe Europe will cool down when miditek stops flaming it.
There's a bunch of those loonies based near my sister's place... creepybrowneyedgirl wrote:To go tit for tat on that sarcasm, I wish Europes&SA would stop flaming USA because it would be great to have a white X-mas for once!Jabi wrote:Maybe Europe will cool down when miditek stops flaming it.
@Miditek, +10 for that.
@NeonVomit, or Church of Christ!I bet Miditek is the only one who will understand that jab(what it means)!