you misunderstand. i am not tethered to any particular religion. i believe in a supreme creator and thats it. the bible does nothing for me. you can be spiritual without having to define yourself with a specific religion.

sounds like sour grapes to me bruda.

ill meet you at the evolution bell-curve

dont misunderstand. i have contemplated this long and hard.

lemme guess, science is your reasoning. thse 'cold hard facts'

just because a supreme creator doesnt fit into your (human-crafted) periodic table or your TI-83 plus doesnt rule out its existence.

we trundle through life without the ability to use more half of our brains and you are going to try and justify the existence of god with science?

I have already come to the conclusion that if there is a god we are more moral than he is.
First, he demands a blood sacrifice to forgive "his creation" for using an ability that he gave "his creation".
Second, he is supposed to be all-knowing and all-powerful. Therefore, he knew that events like 9/11 and the Holocaust were going to happen, and had the power to prevent them, and didn't.
Lastly, if he is all powerful, he has the power to speak to everyone, and end the debate on which religion is right, instead, only the lunatics hear him, and all the religious people are still killing each other, to find out who has the best imaginary friend.

I meant if I'm late in a meeting, and can't call. I have a quick text set up that says exactly that, so I can let friends know that the meeting that was supposed to end at 5 is still going strong at 5:30. Two buttons, and it's sent, and they're not mad at me for "standing them up"

Um, I text to say "running late, be there when I can" when I can't pick up the phone and call.

I don't think that's hiding from my emotions at all, unless I have some deep rooted issues with tardiness that I haven't mustered the strength to deal with.