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Everyone should have the right to voice opinion, facts and ideas on religion without fear of retribution. Whether they be Christian, Muslim, Agnostic, Pagan, Atheist or *cough cough Scientologist cough* (how THAT got classed a religion, the big guy above only knows) and, of course, everyone...

Life isn't terminal either. It's finite. Life isn't a disease. It's a pain in the bum occasionally, but not a biological disorder.

Life isn't terminal either. It's finite. Life isn't a disease. It's a pain in the bum occasionally, but not a biological disorder.

Life isn't terminal either. It's finite. Life isn't a disease. It's a pain in the bum occasionally, but not a biological disorder.

Life isn't terminal either. It's finite. Life isn't a disease. It's a pain in the bum occasionally, but not a biological disorder.

Life isn't terminal either. It's finite. Life isn't a disease. It's a pain in the bum occasionally, but not a biological disorder.

"Terminal" isn't a time based concept. Terminal means that the disease will cause death...eventually. Incurable means that the disease can't be cured, but may not necessarily result in death becuase of complications related to that disease. In my opinion, anyway.

"Terminal" isn't a time based concept. Terminal means that the disease will cause death...eventually. Incurable means that the disease can't be cured, but may not necessarily result in death becuase of complications related to that disease. In my opinion, anyway.

"Terminal" isn't a time based concept. Terminal means that the disease will cause death...eventually. Incurable means that the disease can't be cured, but may not necessarily result in death becuase of complications related to that disease. In my opinion, anyway.

"Terminal" isn't a time based concept. Terminal means that the disease will cause death...eventually. Incurable means that the disease can't be cured, but may not necessarily result in death becuase of complications related to that disease. In my opinion, anyway.

"Terminal" isn't a time based concept. Terminal means that the disease will cause death...eventually. Incurable means that the disease can't be cured, but may not necessarily result in death becuase of complications related to that disease. In my opinion, anyway.

I see mankind as fundamentally selfish, but capable of doing good things. The number one rule is survival. And the <b>majority</b> will choose themself over others when it comes to the crunch.

I see mankind as fundamentally selfish, but capable of doing good things. The number one rule is survival. And the <b>majority</b> will choose themself over others when it comes to the crunch.

I see mankind as fundamentally selfish, but capable of doing good things. The number one rule is survival. And the <b>majority</b> will choose themself over others when it comes to the crunch.

I see mankind as fundamentally selfish, but capable of doing good things. The number one rule is survival. And the <b>majority</b> will choose themself over others when it comes to the crunch.

I see mankind as fundamentally selfish, but capable of doing good things. The number one rule is survival. And the <b>majority</b> will choose themself over others when it comes to the crunch.

"Gods will" is a thing that people use to explain something they can't understand, comprehend, believe or have the emotional tools to deal with. Same thing as fate. Fate is something people believe in to take away from the fact that they are responsible for their actions. Blaming God, or the...

"Gods will" is a thing that people use to explain something they can't understand, comprehend, believe or have the emotional tools to deal with. Same thing as fate. Fate is something people believe in to take away from the fact that they are responsible for their actions. Blaming God, or the...

"Gods will" is a thing that people use to explain something they can't understand, comprehend, believe or have the emotional tools to deal with. Same thing as fate. Fate is something people believe in to take away from the fact that they are responsible for their actions. Blaming God, or the...

"Gods will" is a thing that people use to explain something they can't understand, comprehend, believe or have the emotional tools to deal with. Same thing as fate. Fate is something people believe in to take away from the fact that they are responsible for their actions. Blaming God, or the...