Divine Wind
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Agreed. OTOH, there are true "scientific humanists" then there's the cult blog linked by young Joy. As it is, Joy is violating Commandments #3, #4 and #9 by his multiple posts attacking Christians and other theists plus by his constant distortions of the truth through outright lying or omission.There are only four 'items' here, and only one looks like a 'command' - and how can you 'command 'free' people to believe in freedom, or anything else? Isn't it rather absurd for scientific humanists to have commands anyway?Sorry to repost, but I think you might have missed this:We love free speech....more than Christians do, as I don't see free speech in THEIR 10 Commandments, but they are indeed in our 10 "Commandments":Hilarious..
Child..
Now what the topic?
don't wear black masks and burn stuff up because we don't like free speech.
A god damn Berkeley kid,.
Center for Scientific Humanism: The Ten Commandments of Scientific Humanism
1. Believe in freedom:
a. Political (secular democracy)
b. Religious
c. Freedom of speech
Jesus was not about free speech, but we are. He was about intellectual submission.
We love free speech....more than Christians do,
So where's this magical country at ?
Center for Scientific Humanism: The Ten Commandments of Scientific Humanism
1. Believe in freedom:
a. Political (secular democracy)
b. Religious
c. Freedom of speech
Center for Scientific Humanism: The Ten Commandments of Scientific Humanism
3. Increase the overall happiness of society, by being very ethical, legal, and being good for the sake of being good.
4. Have love and compassion for everyone in the world brother/sisterhood, even people of different religious/political/societal beliefs, and your “enemies”. Treat others as you would want to be treated.
9. Work for peace and harmony.
Just because "Scientology" uses the word science in it's religion doesn't mean it's truly scientific. Since the only reference to this religion is a blog, it's veracity is suspect. Any of us can use blogger.com to fabricate a "religion" with three or four pages. Heck, I'm thinking of starting one called "The Center for the Great Turtle". Why? "I like turtles".
Blogger: User Profile: Center For Scientific Humanism