So much for *that* debate

[wtd]

http://go.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=oddlyEnoughNews&storyID=12425024&src=rss/oddlyEnoughNews

[MysticVegeta]

wow I have a feeling this is gonna start one more not-so-great debate except on whether god exists or not... So I would like to stay neutral

[Andy]

Deuteronomy 6:16 wrote:

Do not test the LORD your God

[Delos]

Andy wrote:

Deuteronomy 6:16 wrote:

Do not test the LORD your God

Does it say anything about the smiting of stupid people?

[rizzix]

They'll smite themselves.

[Martin]

Well, this article settles it. I think that we can all agree that extreme religious people should not be allowed to play with lions.

[chrispminis]

I like lions

[Dan]

Well this dose help drawns theroy of the servial of the fitest. Stupied peoleop kill them selves off and thus help the gen pool by not creating more stupied peoleop.

@Martin: I disagrea, i think we need more lions and less religious extermists. Think about it we slove the problem of over population of the earth, help keep the lions from going endarngerd, and improve the human gen poll.

@WTD: Thanks, this made my day.

[Mazer]

How about we stop poking religious people and go with all extremists?

I was just reading an interview with Steve Ballmer today, and I can't help but imagine how entertaining it would be to see him in there with the lion.

[Ninja]

well, very sad story indeed. All im going to say is that, even though im a hindu, i believe and respect every religion. Some people here may not agree with me, but thats ok. I dont wanna get in an argument about religion here and get into a big fight about it. Everyone has their own opinion on religion as well as everything else in their life, and i respect that.As for that guy, lets be practical now. God is a spiritual energy, and jumping in a cage of hungry tigers is just not something that anyone would wanna do. But then again, theres a lot of crazy people out there.

[md]

I think this is less a case of religion causing stupidity and more a case of stupidity finding religion. I vote we just feed all stupid people to lions.

[Dan]

Ninja wrote:

well, very sad story indeed. All im going to say is that, even though im a hindu......

Just whonder what denomination of hinduism you subscrib to. I have been studying hindu and hinduism lattey and whould love to here your take on it.

EDITED TO MAKE RIZZIX HAPPY SINCE SIPFIECTLY STATEING WHAT I MEAN IS JUST NOT ENOUGTH.....

[codemage]

The only thing this proves is that lions don't discriminate when it comes to "the other red meat".

[Ninja]

Well, due to my family background and history, our "Traditional" denimination would be Shavism (the God Shiva), but like i said, i believe in everything equally. In all hindu homes, they have a separate room or portion of the house for worshiping their gods. In india, and even here in Canada, we have one room separate for that. How our religion works is that we have small statues of Gods that represent them and then we recite hyms and prayers from our holy books, such as the rayamana (The life history of God Rama). Some of our friends back in india had statues of one God in their house only. The reason being every God not only represents their belief, but also a certain power. For example Goddess Lakshmi represents the goddess of Wealth. On the birth day of God Rama, people worship him and his wife, goddess Lakshmi, for bringing wealth in their house. Just like some people worship God Hanuman for strength and protection. Its really interesting like you said, because its really hard to focus on all of the Gods we have, so some people only choose one type. In ancient times, the warrior class used to worship God Hanuman for strength and protection at the time of war. I could get more into it, but my teacher just walked in lol..im at school right now im programing class. Hope this helps. If u have any more questions, feel free to ask bro.

[wtd]

For all the people taking themselves way too seriously, let me just say that I posted this in a spirit of humor. I myself am an atheist, but I do not believe the existence of any god or gods can be proven or disproven, even with lions.