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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 02:44 PM
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OK EVERYBODY THIS IS THE GODS AWEFUL TRUTH!!

Barack Obama Is A Muslim.

Fox News Is Covering This Up

They Have Examined This Guy For The Last Eight Years Up And Down

They Know HE IS A MUSLIM But, They Refuse To Release This Information Because They Want Him To Win.

Fox News Wants Barack Obama To Be Your President

That Is The Reason Bill O'Reilly Won't Tell You That Barack Obama Is A Muslim


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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 04:08 PM
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by JasonFX4
Wow, this is a looonngg thread! My biggest thing is Billary is a liar and a cheat, and Obama is a MUSLIM. Why in the world would we elect a muslim into office?
Really?

Show me one credible source that backs your claim.

Just one...

 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 05:12 PM
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Really?

Show me one credible source that backs your claim.

Just one...

Really bent on it huh?

PS: Did you ever answer my question? Are you Black or Muslim? I'm just curious, not poking at you.
 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by ThumperMX113
Really bent on it huh?

PS: Did you ever answer my question? Are you Black or Muslim? I'm just curious, not poking at you.
Guys, He's Not a Muslim.

His Dad was a Muslim who Left him and his Mother when he was Two years Old. (this is what he said in his speach yesterday I heard on C-SPAN)

Please, Just because I watch the Discovery channel and believe species evolve over long periods of time doesn't mean I'm an Atheist.

Science And Religion Can co-exist.

Honestly, I look at the hardcore Muslim's who are VERY strict in their religion (and believe there's No Reason for Science as it's all spelled out in the Quran) Still living in the Stone age in mud houses and wonder if certain Religious people here don't want the same thing...

Having a President who is One of these Hardcore Religious guys makes me Very Nervous...
 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 06:01 PM
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.. and everyone always tells the truth, right?

I've got some oceanfront property in Utah, I'll sell it to you real cheap just because you're a member of F150Online. PM me for details ..
 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 06:27 PM
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.. and everyone always tells the truth, right?

I've got some oceanfront property in Utah, I'll sell it to you real cheap just because you're a member of F150Online. PM me for details ..

And not Everyone accepts the truth either... Especially when it doesn't jive with what they Want it to be..

You know what, I don't "Believe" Ohio State Lost last night. It's Fox and the Liberal Media lieing to me again. Hey, Not accepting Reality is pretty Cool!


 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 06:56 PM
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LOL.. Too much for me.
 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by ThumperMX113
Really bent on it huh?

PS: Did you ever answer my question? Are you Black or Muslim? I'm just curious, not poking at you.
I'm bent on it because I don't like people fabricating material about another person.

Like I said, I'm far from being a fan of Obama or what he regurgitates, but c'mon, let's call a spade a spade here. Claiming he's a muslim is like saying Dodge builds trucks that do not, at some time or another, elicit transmission problems. It's not true.

Yes, I did answer your question several pages back. In that same reply, I also addressed your reply and asked you a question but you seem to have not addressed it [seeing as you have not read it].

I'll wait....

 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 09:55 PM
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chris1450--I still do not understand your "logic" on a muslim in the White House. You say that they have arguably severe differences with our constitution. What of the other candidates that have religious differences with our constitution? Do they pose a threat, too? Does Giuliani, because of his Catholicism, pose a threat? Does Romney, due to his Mormon beliefs, pose a threat? What if a Tao ran for pres? I find it interesting that you espouse religious beliefs but also oppose them if they are different than your own...tolerance issues, maybe?

I believe that religion exists to open our minds---not close them. Perhaps God wants us to open our minds through religion rather than close them to others' viewpoints.

OK lets try it again. The first point to make is if the American public is willing to put a muslim in the white house, well then it is a little late isn't it? Do you really understand the difference of philosophy between muslims and the rest of the civilized world? Of course the president can't change anything on his own. but the congress would be able to put in place many ideas. I don't agree with the mormons or tao, or many other religious beliefs. But none are as radical in my opinion than the muslims. Another point, for you to understand my perspective, is that being an evangelical Christian, I believe the bible means what it says, it is God inspired through men, it is God's word, and we are meant to follow it. It is flawless. (hibbs, don't even start) Therefore I believe that a muslim feels the same way about his koran. So the supposed "moderate muslims" are not true to there faith, because they are not following there written word. In a sick sort of way I have more respect for the terrorists because they are following what there book says.
Look at England and France at the moment. There muslim population is demanding that muslim laws be enacted, and is becoming a big problem in those countries. Are you going to say that a very large muslim population, much less a muslim president won't try the same thing?
 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 10:29 PM
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I don't want Obama outed as a muslim until he defeats Billary in the primarys...Then we out Obama, and a Republican crook can enter the White House. Oops, I think I might have pissed off everyone with that statement.


Alan Keyes for President!
http://www.alankeyes.com/

Oh yeah, my wife watched the debates the other nite! She said she felt sorry for Ron Paul...because he's not so bright. I laughed my a$$ off when she said that.
 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 10:34 PM
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I'm definitely NOT voting for Hilliary.
 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 10:41 PM
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I'm definitely NOT voting for Hilliary.
Somebody is.... she is ahead in IOWA! She started crying yesterday when a reporter asked her about the struggles of campaigning. That's what we want in a President; someone who breaks down under pressure.
 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by chris1450
OK lets try it again. The first point to make is if the American public is willing to put a muslim in the white house, well then it is a little late isn't it? Do you really understand the difference of philosophy between muslims and the rest of the civilized world? Of course the president can't change anything on his own. but the congress would be able to put in place many ideas. I don't agree with the mormons or tao, or many other religious beliefs. But none are as radical in my opinion than the muslims. Another point, for you to understand my perspective, is that being an evangelical Christian, I believe the bible means what it says, it is God inspired through men, it is God's word, and we are meant to follow it. It is flawless. (hibbs, don't even start) Therefore I believe that a muslim feels the same way about his koran. So the supposed "moderate muslims" are not true to there faith, because they are not following there written word. In a sick sort of way I have more respect for the terrorists because they are following what there book says.
Look at England and France at the moment. There muslim population is demanding that muslim laws be enacted, and is becoming a big problem in those countries. Are you going to say that a very large muslim population, much less a muslim president won't try the same thing?
OMFG How many times must people type this? He is not a Muslim.

Chris, so the Bible is flawless and you follow it "word for word"?
Shall I point out the inconsistencies for you or would you like to look them up yourself?
 
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Old Jan 8, 2008 | 11:18 PM
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Why would continental drift occur under those circumstances?
According to the Biblical record of the flood some translations describe what sound very much like a massive upheaval of the earth's surface. Given this description it is not so much drift as is massive reconstruction.

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Again, what are your sources for the mass of the sun shrinking? If the mass had been reduced at the rate creationists claim, many historically recorded eclipses could not have been observed. Can you explain that?
Regarding moon dust, the Apollo 17 crew took seismic tests of the lunar soil and determined that the lunar regolith (accumulated pulverized impact material) is about 20-40 feet deep on the lunar plains, and up to 120 feet deep in the lunar highlands. Due to the Moon’s low gravity, and the fact that these sand grains remain free from weathering, the surface remained firm enough to support the lunar module.
Lunar regolith is the loose soil above the bedrock on the moon. Was the mood originally solid rock or did it have loose material on its surface in the beginning of time? Either way something seems fishy about low gravity and lack of a compacting mechanism and yet it is firm. To me this does not add up.

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Evidence of pre historic man HAS been found. You can't say that you have found every fossil until you know that none are left. This could never be achieved. It takes very special circumstances to make a fossil. Not everything that ever died is fossilized or accessible.
That's not what I said. I said a near complete skeleton. If we can find all of these intact dinos where are the people? The "evidence" is a bone shard often smaller than a quarter. Many of these claims have later been found to be fakes. If these 'people" did exist where are they now? Hell, I'd settle for even 25% of a skeleton.

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Not necessarily. The view of evolution is that man AND the current apes you see evolved from a common ancestor. Nobody claims that man is evolved from a chimp
Ok, my attempt at humor was missed. I thought the poo flinging comment would be a dead give away. However, the issue still remains. Why did evolution stop?

As I said before, I highly doubt any one's opinion is changed. This is one issue that is mostly developed by one's beliefs. I am surprised this has remained civil this far.
 

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