Scientology and "Xenu"

[STEVE PHIPPS]

To the rest of you in the armwrestling family who read this:

Sorry about my use of this board and internet space to try to show Ryan what it feels like, when the same childish manor of arguement is used against him.

Game over:

Lets get back to positive comments and more importantly ARMWRESTLING. That is what brings us together on this board in the first place. Let's enjoy the fact that we all like and or love the sport of armwrestling and that there are too few of us that do to spend time finding the things we do not find in common! Let's build people up, not try to bring them down!

[Ryan Thames]

this thread was started on the topic of a false religion.

and not by me

God Bless you Steve

[josephsirois]

hey I never said it was false, besides you know I think that about every religion.

[Ryan Thames]

so do you think its real?

[josephsirois]

About as real as the tooth fairy.

[Ryan Thames]

;D

I wouldve believed the tooth fairy first.



i think i did i cant remember

[Andrew Fournier]

tom cruise may be reading this somewhere in time.....



i think he is a GREAT actor....



VERY stupid for showing us anything else.

[simon]

Joseph many posts ago, I was no way doubting the validity of this story in their beliefs, only that this particular rendition seems quite unflattering to them.

Ryan one thing you are going to eventually have to come to terms with is the fact that just because you believe you are right does not make it so.

It seems as though you are being taught that it is your responsibility and your duty to attack beliefs contrary to your own and to continually push your beliefs on others as being absolutely the truth, while I would be the last person to tell you to stray away from debate I will be the first one to tell you that there is little sense in debating from a platform that can be so easily attacked, I mean realistically I can make the Christian beliefs look positively silly, does it make me right? No, it just makes it my opinion and opinions are only as viable as their supporting evidence is when everyone is playing under a common set of practically accepted rules of logic.

I remember you getting offended by the Dress up Jesus magnet at the same time that you were attacking someone’s religion as being false, devil worshiping nonsense etc. Do you not see the irony in that?

[josephsirois]

Simon, I always respect your opinion. You're completely right about the story not being very flattering. Xenu.net is very biased, through the looking glass as it were, but Scientology is still frikin crazy. ;D

Well there goes my not passing judgement deal, lol.