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7 weeks ago @ http://freethinkingleb... - Wacko of the Day #2 &n... · 0 replies · +1 points

If we want to look at it in such a way then we'd have to bet on the possibility that Hitchens tackled the reciprocal of Pascal's Wager, in order to guarantee himself a place in Hell...

Kudos to him if that was what he bet on! :p

7 weeks ago @ Atheist Revolution - Why I Focus on Christi... · 0 replies · +2 points

I can relate to the above since I am a Lebanese, living in Lebanon, a country with a 1:1 ratio of muslims and christians. The fact that we have a sectarian regime (17 religious sect both muslim ans christian, who split the seats between themeselves) there haven't been a atmosphere of security in the region for decades.

What is most unsettling is the fact that the people behave - "pretend" is a more appropriate word - as if they tolerate each other, while both groups claim religious supremacy. How long till the bubble bursts? I wish I knew!

7 weeks ago @ http://freethinkingleb... - Wacko of the Day #3 &n... · 0 replies · +2 points

Stand up comedian was the first thing that popped into my head while watching the second video. He's a multi-talented guy: He can be a complete moron and funny at the same time! ;)

40 weeks ago @ http://freethinkingleb... - Fear and Loathing in L... · 0 replies · +1 points

I'm sure deep inside we all possess this clear perspective; the truth is very transparent. We either accept the facts and be true to ourselves or forever remain delusional hypocrites!

41 weeks ago @ http://freethinkingleb... - Questions, Language an... · 0 replies · +1 points

I've been looking to see whether there are any stats on the number of Lebanese atheists; I couldn't find any.
But from my personal experience and acquaintances I can tell you that the number is ever increasing.

44 weeks ago @ http://freethinkingleb... - “Paul” A C... · 0 replies · +1 points

Let me know what his comments will be.. My girlfriend enjoyed the movie very much but she would give me grin at me after every single anti-christian message. Even though she's a theist, when we left the theater she told me that she wasn't offended because the message was directed mostly to christian fundamentalism (bible belt).

44 weeks ago @ http://freethinkingleb... - The Lebanese National ... · 0 replies · +4 points

Yup that's the patriotism/nostalgia I was referring to in the post. I'm glad to see some people still got it.

I'm not saying that this a disaster; actually there are googles of other much more critical issues we—Lebanese—should worry about. However, you can't deny that this is a first!
Definitely ironic!

51 weeks ago @ http://freethinkingleb... - Twitter in Lebanon · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks Joelle. It's a nice list!

53 weeks ago @ http://freethinkingleb... - Will the Revolution Re... · 0 replies · +1 points

I know what you mean. However, it's almost 16:00 now (demonstration were scheduled at 15:00) and nothing noticeable is hitting the headlines. Something tells me this whole "Syrian day of rage" will not surface!

53 weeks ago @ Atheist Revolution - Hey Noah, We\'re Going... · 0 replies · +3 points

Let's say they succeed at building this absolutely worthless boat, are they going to fill it with a couple of every animal on the planet? What about the extinct species? What about the new species?
You know what would be a cool idea? Let them take it even one step further: let them raise more money and with it "replicate" the flood, on a smaller scale (say in a single city; I vote for the Vatican).

One last thing, I agree that raising the money would not be an issue. I believe it would have been easier for Wikipedia to raise the money they needed, if they had campaigned for the donations in the name of Jesus!

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