Tom THE DANCING BUG: God-Man's Storied Life

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[rug]

1. I can only figure out two usernames.

[hrmjustin]

2. I think I am still a believer after reading this.

[MellowDem]

4. Most believers were indoctrinated as children...

And it takes a lot more than simple logic or rational arguments to make them question beliefs, which is the point of successful belief systems. I know I balked at stuff like this as a believer for a long time, and it was easy to do.

[hrmjustin]

5. I was not indoctrinated. My parents are non-believers.

[MellowDem]

8. I never said you were

[hrmjustin]

10. I was just letting you know.

[cbayer]

6. Yes and they have a lot of intellectual dishonesty and cognitive dissonance.

Welcome back, MellowDem!

[MellowDem]

9. At least you can admit it....

[cbayer]

11. Yes, it's all so obvious, lol!

[okasha]

3. Just in case anyone's forgotten why s/he gave up comic books

at the age of eight.

[cbayer]

7. I don't get this.

They are in a comic, so does that mean that god exists? Or doesn't exist?

Or is this just making fun of the way atheists and theists sometimes argue?

[rug]

12. I suspect it's the latter.

[okasha]

13. It is.

Just an observation that neither the format nor the message is nearly as profound as the creator and/or poster would have us believe.

[cbayer]

14. I thought I might figure it out by who was slapping who on the back,

but that hasn't happened.

And I am not familiar with this cartoonist.

[rug]

15. He graduated from Harvard Law School.

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

[cbayer]

16. I heard that lots of law grads were having trouble finding jobs.

[rug]

17. !

[dimbear]

18. Superhero comic books are amazingly popular, have been since let's see,

Sumerian days.

Different capes, that's the main change.