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Bob Kelso. ❥
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1. Yes.
2. Not really.
3. My mum can't carry a bag of coal.
2. Not really.
3. My mum can't carry a bag of coal.
I see the modern day Christmas as a commercialised festival, and I'll participate in it as an Atheist until the day I die. Shoot me.
I'm going to write a huge book on Santa, want to co-write it with me, so when people question contradictions other Santaist's can just say it was an error in communication!
I'm going to write a huge book on Santa, want to co-write it with me, so when people question contradictions other Santaist's can just say it was an error in communication!
I will co-write it with you and then maybe it will make sense.
I'm going to say that every person who recovers from a small bout of flu has been subject to a miracle, by Santa's grace!
I'm going to sacrifice Elves to show my undying love for Santa.
Ooh, good one. I believe Santa was disemboweled by a reindeer to save our souls but rose again in a cave in Lapland.
Startin to sound like a plot to a christmas horror flick lol
If you can't see the difference between God and Santa and then valid scientific theories, there's something up. There's reason for those theories to exist, due to strong evidence and Mathematical proofs. There's no evidence and no logical thought behind religion. No one just sat around and thought, hmm "Big Bang, that's why our universe exists" it was thought out over a long period of time by numerous scientists. There is no evidence, no reason for the existence of my belief in Santa or God. Yet, you cannot deny I would be called insane if I genuinely believed in Santa
Holy books are in no way evidence. It's a source that states something, just because there's no source to state Santa is all powerful, doesn't mean he is not. You're confusing common conceptions of God and Santa as evidence. You cannot differentiate between evidence for Santa and God. You're saying GodCubed's counters are ludicrous, but that's because he's describing impossible events with a being that you believe impossible to exist. It's only possible to describe why we imagine Santa and God as different entities, you cannot provide hard proof for the existence or non-existence of either.
This is getting really, really frustrating. It has nothing to do with the fact I said Santa, it's the concept behind it. There is NO evidence for the existence of mythical beings. There is NO evidence for the existence of God. You dismiss other mythical beings, because there's no evidence. But then you accept the existence of God, but there's no evidence for that. You CANNOT claim God is real based on the same reason (No evidence) that you dismiss the mythical beings being real. I don't know how else to explain it, you must be trolling me.
There's no evidence for God, but it's accepted as plausible. There's no evidence for Santa, but anyone believing it will be called insane. Everything bar that is irrelevant
And I believe Santa turned Snow into Yellow Snow, and proclaimed it to be a miracle. (That one sucked, but it's late!)
I eat ice cream every sunday. It is the flesh of Santa.
I'm very, very confused as to why people are genuinely arguing over the existence of Santa. Everyone knows the start of Christmas was caused by the big bang!
Thanks for that, glad your hear oO)
NO
YES
because. I . BELIEVE
DON'T ***** ABOUT GOD, HE WILL **** U LIKE ****
...What...?
NO
YES
because. I . BELIEVE
DON'T ***** ABOUT GOD, HE WILL **** U LIKE ****