Quote Originally Posted by Papa Slob View Post
I may be outting myself, and I never wish to offend others, but. There is no evidence of a supernatural being that controls all. Therefore, any written word that calls on this being to pass judgments on others, must be looked on as the writers opinion. I have evidence that my kilts are real. Just sayin..
We are all atheists about most of the gods that societies have ever believed in. Some of us just go one god further. - Richard Dawkins

Quote Originally Posted by BoldHighlander View Post
Uh-oh....this could lead to the slippery slope....just sayin'.
Quote Originally Posted by McClef View Post
This thread is in danger of getting into religious discussions and arguments.

Please keep to the context which is still kilts and one particular person's views about them.
The trouble is, this particular person's rather extreme views about kilts, and a ton of other stuff, are motivated by his extreme fundamentalist religious views. Views inspired by his interpretation of the King James Bible. Taking any viewpoint to extremes can have varying results, the same books that inspire a lifetime of service to others to some, can inspire someone else to blow something up. In this Stewart guy's case, his version inspires an annoying website.

I'm not trying pick on anyone, or promote anything, but this thread has motored along for 10 pages with many posters quoting the KJ bible or other holy works, and/or expressing their personal religious viewpoints. And like it or not, these discussions are still a taciturn promotion of those views. People talking about their faiths doesn't bother me at all, but I find it a little ironic that the concerns about "slippery slopes" and violating rule #5 only pop up after somebody talks about their lack of faith, and makes statements that relate to atheism. And believe me, there are posts by "non believers" on the first page, it's just that they generally don't "promote" their lack of belief.