[~ot] why is programming so fun?

[Georg Wrede]

John Reimer wrote:
> Hello Simen,
> 
>> John Reimer Wrote:
>>
>>> This God has not only set the standard that defines evil but has also
>>> promised to judge all evil finally.  And he also defined how one is
>>> saved from this evil.   Does Epicurus decide for himself what he sees
>>> as evil in the process of "disproving" God?  What does Epicurus
>>> perceive "evil" to mean?
>>>
>>> The strange thing is that people continue to complain about evil but
>>> refuse to turn away from it in their own lives, or to adopt the plan
>>> that frees them from that bondage to it.
>>>
>> Ah, but which religion is correct, then? Muslims will claim christians
>> are infidels, christians will say the same of hindus, etc, and none of
>> them have any more proof than the next.
>>
>> Speaking of hindus, my parents shared a nice story after their visit
>> in India. They were invited off the street to a wedding, and asked if
>> it was a hindu wedding, as they were christians. The host answered,
>> "The gods are the same for everyone", and let them in.
>>
> 
> 
> Do you wish to argue on behalf of Islam and Hinduism?  The topic of 
> discussion was not Christianity verses these religions.  It was a 
> discussion about theism and atheism.  It seems you prefer to move the 
> topic off its original focus for some reason.  Is this meant to concede 
> the God exists, and now we should discuss the most likely form in which 
> he exists? :)

Well, would it be irrelevant or forbidden, in this discussion?