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Comment on What are religious people gambling on their specific beliefs without evidence being true? by ( deleted )

( deleted ) — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 11:53:08 +0000

Could it be that they are gambling the freedom to question their own beliefs? The ability to take another’s intellectual position? Of course the most obvious answer is that they are gambling their very soul something that cannot be proven to actually exist. I think that’s where you were going with this. I could be totally off here of course.

Comment on What are religious people gambling on their specific beliefs without evidence being true? by I-eddie-M

I-eddie-M — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 20:15:22 +0000

well for one there is a lot of evidence that supports the existence of a god. but if u want to know what they we are gambling, well if all religions are wrong we waisted time, but it wouldnt matter because we’d be dead and wouldnt care. if im right i get to go to heaven.

so the real question is “what are non-believers gambling?” if they are right and there is no god then they die and nothing changes. if they are wrong they go to hell. thats what they are gambling.

Comment on What are religious people gambling on their specific beliefs without evidence being true? by KAL

KAL — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 05:15:10 +0000

Why do you insist on equating “evidence” with “proof”. I have a TON of “evidence” that what I believe is true…it may not be scientific evidence, but personal experience constitutes evidence and so does the outcome of critical thought. I’m not gambling anything that everyone else on the planet…including you…aren’t also gambling. You’re gambling on your ability to perceive evidence related to a supernatural being who defined himself as being beyond human perception and comprehension…I’m gambling on his promise that if I would accept his existence on faith alone, he would provide me with all the evidence I’d need to confirm my beliefs about him. At least the jackpot I’m trying to hit is worth billions…the jackpot you’re gambling on is worth nothing.

Comment on What are religious people gambling on their specific beliefs without evidence being true? by Thomas H

Thomas H — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 04:24:03 +0000

The Holy Spirit is evidence. Jesus said He would send the Spirit. The Spirit is here. Jesus sent Him. Jesus is God.

Comment on What are religious people gambling on their specific beliefs without evidence being true? by Praise to the Trinity

Praise to the Trinity — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 00:14:39 +0000

My friend the evidence is overwhelming regarding Christianity. That is if you were really interested in looking at the facts. What takes true faith is evolution. The nothing became something somehow even though we did not see it, i.e. the big bang.

Comment on How can I start a legalized betting/gambling enterprize in my state? by raphnix

raphnix — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 05:53:21 +0000

Try to learn the US Federal Law first to make you move on this. Hiring lawyers would help you decide better.

Comment on What are religious people gambling on their specific beliefs without evidence being true? by Enza

Enza — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 16:40:22 +0000

i guess but how do atheist know they’re right? aren’t they also gambling?
hell my beliefs are based on books of dialogue published by a man who says he has spoken with God? I believe him and I live my life as if those are Gods words. I really have no evidence, but i look at it this way, if I am wrong(even though there is no doubt in my mind) I wont be disappointed in the way i will have lived my life, but let me tell you it wouldn’t be the same if I were to live as a Christian

Comment on What are religious people gambling on their specific beliefs without evidence being true? by Obey me or go to hell. Love, god

Obey me or go to hell. Love, god — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 05:54:05 +0000

all religions are ignorant superstitions

@kalee jean Your logic is awful. There is no proof that fairies, gnomes, elves, and unicorns don’t exist. Do you believe in those things too?

Comment on How can I start a legalized betting/gambling enterprize in my state? by da_hal

da_hal — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 17:48:26 +0000

depends on state law what the definition of ‘gambling’ is. for example, gambling is illegal in California, but card rooms are allowed. the card room gamblers play a flat rate and “rent” tables for ~20/hour per player. since they don’t pay a rake, it’s not gambling.

in hawaii, gambling is also illegal. however, the definition here is “a game of chance.” therefore, pachinko-style gambling machines, where the outcome can be influenced by a skilled player, is allowed.

Comment on What games are a must have in a good casino? by MLNICROK

MLNICROK — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 01:58:25 +0000

Casinos could not survive without the slots. If they took them out they would have to close the doors. That is a fact. Every game has it’s % that the house can count on winning in the long run.