Religous debates and questions

No this is me.

Can I play the other woman.... (not the one in the background)...

PLEASE....

I'll take that as a yes.

The wheel has no beginning or end.

o hey! Scrubs is on..... OH DEAR GOD IT'S SEASON 9!! D=

Thats a nice pic mrs Figg

CC12 35... I think you should be on twitter or something. ..

10 Faked Historical Miracles

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/joe-nickell/10-faked-historical-mirac_b_3268143.html#slide=more297204

Can you tell me the way to the fish n chip shop



You go up this street, then turn right.

Oh yes !

Bibles don't destroy the farming economy by making food so cheap farmers can't sell at a profit. All too often economies have been destroyed this way, then more food has to be brought in because nobody's farming: it's a vicious cycle. A careful agri-economic analysis must be done on a continuous basis and the food supply MUST be kept below saturation if anything at all can be grown, or nobody WILL grow beyond what's needed to feed themselves and the cities/towns end up totally dependent on outside aid.

Unless there's famine conditions brought on by drought or war I'd much rather bibles be sent, at least it helps people learn to read.

Well said Halfwise! That's one of the biggest issues facing the earth in the very near future, and the discussions can get very uncomfortable.

we need population control.

Or to gentically modify people so they are born tiny and eat less.

Or harvest all that cheese and brocolli from the moon.