Gen. Stiggo (Atheati-in-Chief)

He must have started at some point, and there was no God to create him, so where'd he come from?

Whether it is color to a blind species, or taste to a species without a sense of taste, or god in a universe where you cannot show that a god exists, why would anyone care whether or not such things existed? If they effectively do not exist, isn't it sensible to say they do not exist? Isn't this guy making a great argument for atheism?

I'm just wondering about how it works in the NFL. I know they are free to sign with any team they want, but are they called free agents under the rules? I ask because the teams that made it to the Conference Championships can't sign free agents unless one of their own is signed by someone else. So if they release a player and he is signed, does that allow them to sign a free agent? Likewise, are they prevented from signing released players unless one of their own released/free agents is signed first?

We keep having creationists tell us that the complexity of humans and, presumably, other living things, shows that there must have been a designer who created us. Does the relative simplicity of crystalline structures indicate that they were not designed? Or do the rules that apply to some things not apply to others?

I'm asking this not only to point out the foolishness of creationist arguments, but, more importantly, to ask why this show is still on the air.

They don't give those out to fairy tales, do they?

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I'm going out on a limb here, I know. But is there any chance that, rather than being the inerrant word of god saying women can't preach, it was just something written by a man at a time when women were basically property?

Those who believe say that our souls are the same as our selves. Many also say that if we don't believe in God and/or Jesus, we (our souls) will be sentenced to hell. But once that happens, clearly we would believe in the existence of God and/or Jesus. So where does it say that the belief has to happen before death? Otherwise, it seems as though anyone sent to hell for not believing would get out pretty quickly.

Another one from my Friday question bag.

And yes, this was the suggested category.

Considering that NO residents consider it a reason to party if it happens to be, say, Thursday, I can't imagine anyone in the city being able to put in a day's work this fine post-Super Bowl Monday.

Surely this should have been the banner headline of every newspaper and top story on every news channel, and yet, for no good reason, it wasn't. Isn't this the final proof that the media is controlled by liberal elitists?

If they were actually sorry about it, don't you think they'd fix that stupid glitch?

I've been just dying to give my opinion on it, but nobody seems to care enough to ask this very interesting and unique question.

I'm sure he had a cousin or a friend who was a lawyer.

Yes, there were lawyers defending people who were facing crucifixion. Where do you think the expression "his lawyer got him off" comes from?

OK, I click the box that says not to show me this message every single time, but it keeps coming up. Anyone know how I stop it?

The Saints were the only team that Detroit could look at and take some measure of comfort. But now, all the other non-Super Bowl teams are expansion teams from the 90's on. How embarrassing is it for an original NFL franchise to never have been able to put together at least a strong post-season run to get to the big game? If the Seahawks, Bengals and Falcons could get there, how bad over the past 40+ years must the Lions be?

How much of a deficit will it take for him to hold a tearful press conference while his team is getting ready to go back out?

You should get up and move around, don't be so still. It's good for your circulation, and you'll feel better after some exercise.