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What is the minimum breadth necessary for the daylight to be considered broad? How is this measured? Does broad daylight have a shorter wavelength and is it more likely to cause skin cancer?

Normal human babies have 50% of their father's DNA and 50% of their mother's. Jesus had no genetic father. So does that mean he only had half the DNA of a normal person? Or was he just a total copy of his mother's DNA, and if that's the case, how could he be male? Where did the Y chromosome come from?

Tomorrow I am going to believe in god all day long. I will let Jesus into my heart and pledge myself to him for the whole day. Then on Wednesday I'll go back to being an atheist. This way I'll be able to tell if it makes any difference.

Is there anything you guys think I should try while I believe in god tomorrow? Things I already plan to try:

eating ice cream

driving 85 on the freeway

see Avengers again

a vodka red bull

posting on Yahoo! Answers

guided meditation

COD MW3

Remember it has to be something I can do during the course of an otherwise normal day, except I'll believe in god.

I don't know how many blessings I have, but I really don't feel like counting through all of them. I know I'm supposed to count them, but what if I just guesstimate? I think I have about 70 blessings. Is that okay? Or does it really have to be the exact number of actual blessings?

I mean, jeez, it's not like you've always existed. Do you have any memories from before you were born? I'm pretty sure being dead will be just like that. Same as every other animal on the planet, we're born and we die. We don't go on forever in either direction.

Doesn't that seem just a little more realistic than thinking there's some central cosmic intelligence who loves us and is going to take care of us forever and ever? That sounds really far fetched to me.

Is that what made Jesus' death special? He was without sin and didn't deserve all that suffering, so it paid for our sins instead. And the other victims of Roman institutionalized violence DID deserve their gory and painful deaths, because they weren't without sin?

Do you think I deserve to get nailed to a T and left to hang until I die like that, since I'm a sinner too?

I'm just trying to understand this.

How does he know that all his power and his omnipotence and his knowledge of eternity and so forth weren't implanted in him by some other unseen creator, even higher up the chain? Like, another god pulling the strings. 'Our' god can't prove that's not the case, can he?

And if he can't know for sure that there isn't some other being above him... how can he be all-knowing?

Since they drank his blood.

Imagine that on your sixteenth birthday your parents summoned you the table and revealed to you that you were gay. This is something they had kept from you until you were old enough and mature enough to understand what it meant, but now that you're becoming an adult it is time for you to know. You're gay, and you have to start dating other people the same sex as you. How would you react?

Mostly just spelling and punctuation errors. Still, I thought the Bible was supposed to be inerrant.

I just wonder if there's any research on whether any animals - especially the more intelligent animals like apes and dolphins - understand that they are mortal and will one day die.

If we're the only ones, you have to wonder what kind of effect that's had on us.

Is there any way to get some privacy from god when you're using the bathroom

it's pretty embarassing

After giving it a lot of thought I have decided to kill myself. My method will be to wait about fifty years or so. That ought to do it. What should I do to the pass the time?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_among_an...

Do you guys know any place like that?

I'm pretty sure you have to have an address to get a valid state ID. So how to homeless people who are legal US citizens exercise their voting rights in states that require a state-issued photo ID to vote? Are they just out of luck?

I mean, if you travel into the past or future, the earth would most likely be in a different position in the time you travelled to, right? So if YOUR position remains the same, you would materialize into empty space. But time travel movies never seem to consider this.

So the big bang happened like thirteen or fourteen billion years ago. Is it theoretically possible that, sometime before or after, another big bang happened, but it happened so far away that the light from that other 'universe' it created hasn't even reached us yet. It just seems like if the big bang happened once, it could've happened more than once, right?

All the other galaxies have cool names from greek mythology and stuff. Our galaxy should have a cool name too, like "the Zeus galaxy." That would be awesome. Also, I have a chocolate allergy.