What i be labelled a "athesist"?
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dear ash,\n\nIf you say that you believe in a supreme being then technically you are not an atheist.\n\nTo be an Atheist means that one do not believe in the idea of a supreme being (God); hence, the word A-theist (A="without" theist="Theos" = "God")\n\nIf you say that you are not sure of God's existence, but still open with the idea of the supreme being then you are an Agnostic.\n\nIf you believe in God, then you are a "Theist"
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It starts with an "A". I think you need to be a bit more specific.
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Athiest:  One who disbelieves or denies the existence of God or gods.\n\nAgnostic:  1.a. One who believes that it is impossible to know whether there is a God. 1.b. One who is skeptical about the existence of God but does not profess true atheism. 2. One who is doubtful or noncommittal about something.
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Its an anagram. ODYSSEY is what I came up with. Look at the top of all the pages, they are scattered about... pg 55, 89, 131, etc... Ill let you find the rest on your own. :)
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pray for the god , it will automatically convert. you are in the religous section.
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judge not lest ye be judged...\n\nlet he who is without sin cast the first stone..
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Live your life friend. Be happy in all that you do. Stay well of body. Keep fed properly. Love your children,and take care of your wife.Respect others. Replace ignorance with education. If you are doing some, or all of these things, you are legal to me. A legal human being. Keep God in your heart, and do the right thing. Have a nice day!
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a two minute questionaire on the internet.\n\npoof - then ur ordained.\n\ncool, huh?????
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not necessarily derogatory, depends on the context. It is a shortcut for Christian as the cross represent Christ so the X represents the cross. Kinda like saying u r instead of you are.
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I admit I haven't seen the Vulgate, but I would imagine you need all of Wheelock's and a lot of practice with literature.  Wheelock's covers all of the grammar, but even if you know how the constructions work, it takes practice to handle them fluently.  Good luck...that's something I hope to do one day myself as well.
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AT ->Advanced Technology\nXT ->Extended Technology\n\nSimple!
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The key is apparently the word "than". The following is a quote from American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language at education.yahoo.com. \n\n Since the 18th century grammarians have insisted that than should be regarded as a conjunction in all its uses, so that a sentence such as  Bill is taller than Tom  should be construed as an elliptical version of the sentence  Bill is taller than Tom is.  According to this view, the case of a pronoun following than is determined by whether the pronoun serves as the subject or object of the verb that is "understood." Thus, the standard rule requires  Pat is taller than I  (not me) on the assumption that this sentence is elliptical for  Pat is taller than I am  but allows  The news surprised Pat more than me,  since this sentence is taken as elliptical for  The news surprised Pat more than it surprised me.  However, than is quite commonly treated as a preposition when followed by an isolated noun phrase, and as such occurs with a pronoun in the objective case:  John is taller than me.  Though this usage is still widely regarded as incorrect, it is predominant in speech and has reputable literary precedent, appearing in the writing of such respected authors as Shakespeare, Johnson, Swift, Scott, and Faulkner. It is also consistent with the fact that than is clearly treated as a preposition in the than whom construction, as in  a poet than whom (not than who) no one has a dearer place in the hearts of his countrymen.  Still, the writer who risks a sentence like  Mary is taller than him  in formal writing must be prepared to defend the usage against objections of critics who are unlikely to be dissuaded from the conviction that the usage is incorrect.·Comparatives using as . . . as can be analyzed as parallel to those using than. Traditional grammarians insist that  I am not as tall as he  is the only correct form; in formal writing, one should adhere to this rule. However, one can cite both literary precedent and syntactic arguments in favor of analyzing the second as as a preposition (which would allow constructions such as  I am not as tall as him).
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Then you aren't a Christian, are you.  \nSilly person.
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You are best treating the meaning as "god alone.." because the word "only" can be misinterpreted and therefore badly translated. For example see the difference between "Only God passes judgement on me" and "God only passes judgement on me" (which suggests he won't do so on anyone else).\n\nSo I would go along with -  Deus solus me iudicare potest.\nFor emphasis - Deus unus me iudicare potest.\n\nDon't try the "tantum deus.." line as that doesn't make sense and isn't even all Latin!
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Faithfreedom\n\ngoogle it
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As\nSee link below, under "As a Conjunction"...:D
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I'm sure that the textbook you are using is faulty,especialy if they haven't discussed the many and varied tenents of your faith.It is your duty to attempt to correct this.Find some better books at your library, share them with your teachers,use every other opportunity  to write about your faith in class assignments(let me assure you that devout Christian students do this all the time, they call it witnessing)Stand up for your beliefs,it's your duty as a citizen.