Topic: Two Quotes For Religion Inspired Flameness ... enjoy
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Debugging is a pain. Obviously, even an omnipotent being can't get everything right in version One. Even though 'it', being omni-blah, could have seen all the flaws long before it even declared main(void) and fixed them. OTOH, that same omni-blahness should have garantueed the complete absence of bugs in the first place. Curious, ain't it?
quote:How do you define whether someone is worthy of worship?
You neither define nor worship. Why bother? Just because this entity - fictional or not - happens to be a bit higher up the ladder? I consider that a sign of low self-esteem and a *major* lack of dignity. Also, I like to do my own thinking. I don't base my decisions on some fairytale story written over 2,000 years ago.
I'll say it again: man created gods. Not vice-versa.
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The Book of Mormon would be Microsoft Plus!, perhaps?
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No, no, no, you've got it all wrong. Jesus is MacOS. Everything else is just a cheap, poorly-working immitation.
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So what does the recent assimilation of Unix by MacOs X represent?
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Nothing, since there are a lot of Unix variants.
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