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“You didn’t say why it seems self evident to you from that experience that there can be no Creator.”
Because in the Abrahamic religions the universe is earth-centric. “Heretics” were burned at the stake for declaring that the Earth orbited the Sun.
That and the fact that the age of the Earth is set at around 6-7,000 years.
As I said previously it is nonsense. The creation story was a simple explanation to placate people who were by our modern day standards unintelligent and superstitious.
We’ve moved on from that. We shouldn’t in 2023 be believing Bible stories any more than we do Greek or Norse mythology.
Religious texts generally give finite explanations. We know that science is not finite and that we are learning and expanding our knowledge all the time.
Just don’t get why religion is still a thing.
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Your posts are becoming increasingly depressing SOS.
At least allow us to bask in the sunny uplands of a 3-0 win for a few days.
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Sounds like a speedway team.
BS might be interested!
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Luckily football is played out on a pitch not inside a betting shop!
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Wife works for DFS ,they are having trouble sourcing enough cushion fillings due to raw material supply problems, therefore staff are sat on short wages doing nothing for long periods due to? ,you got it ,the oven ready Brexit deal .
Hearing lots of stories along these lines.
The argument I used to get from the leave brigade was that it would force manufacturers to source materials from British companies, thereby boosting our own economy rather than Europe’s.
The problem here, of course, is that a) There are no UK companies producing those goods, or b) they are too expensive. So as a consequence businesses are shipping in cheap, low quality goods from the Far East and elsewhere.
As I have said before I know a delicatessen owner who can only get genuine produce from the country of origin. Immediately after the Brexit deal the cost of his orders went up by 30%.
Like most of the perceived “benefits” of Brexit the reality is completely different.
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“All his plans made a great deal of sense”.
Really? I mean, really?
Did anyone ever expect to see a refurbished stadium never mind a squeaky clean new one?
Did anyone think that splashing out the cash on lucrative 2/3 year contracts was sustainable.
The plan to install his son as head of recruitment? That went well!
He could talk the talk, I’ll give you that. But when it came to walking the walk…..!
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Any chance of getting the leaderboard updated?
Or are we waiting for a takeover?
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And what galls me is that all those radio interviews and Bru podcasts he did since 2018 were done by him knowing that was the case.
All the time he was saying everything was hunky-dory. We weren’t going down, we were sustainable, work was about to start on the redevelopment.
Laying the blame on others. NLC, the fans, Covid and the managers.
At last we’ve got some answers to what the hell was going on, but it doesn’t make it any easier to take.
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I’m sure there’d be a few on here willing to give Mr Swann some advice free of charge!
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Not against them as people Sidey (have spoken to Princess Anne and she was very nice). Just don’t think we need a monarchy in the 21st century.
Charles and William talk about modernising the monarchy but I doubt they will. More to the point I doubt large sections of the British public want them too.
Souvenir Coronation mugs! Get ’em here!
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