Dost thou believe that evil hats should be prevented from running the universe?
452025
Well the only EVIL thing that will remain in this world is meeeeeeeeeeeee..................all others would be sent to their final destination once i'll overtake this world!!!\n\n\nmuahahahahahaha
716875
i do ... \nthis universe is far to big to be empty \nwe are not that important that we need a whole universe to simply admire\nwe should not be so arrogant to think we are the special ones\nand apart from that ... too many sightings and cover ups for it all to be rubbish\n\n*waves at nodink *
571090
Nothing should be banned.  If any person's ideas and/or religion are so fragile that they can't stand a little open discussion or a fictional movie or book based on them, then why would you believe in it?  Any religion that demands the you "BELIEVE OR ELSE!" and never question it is a religion based on fear, not on love of your creator and goodwill towards men.
734626
No.  They need to open their minds to other pastabilities.  May you be touched by his noodly appendage.  The FSM (CBUM) is just as plausible as any other god.  RAmen.\n\nhttp://www.venganza.org/
445962
As best I could.\nThat is the only way the system is fair.\nWhy ruin something good over someone who is evil?
1039855
It's time to take the tinfoil hat off.
1063768
I agree.  Any system built on oppression and exploitation is inherently evil.
215108
Good question but I have to say that messing with the universe is rather impulsive and risky. Perhaps we should look to simpler projects like over population or world peace?\n\n*wink*
407441
I believe that this is clap-trap, aimed at putting the so called fear of God into children and uneducated people of the Christian and Roman Catholic world.\nAn effective method of controlling and fleecing the masses, over the centuries, remember that this conspiracy has been given foundations to sit on over the mist of time, some 2000 years of honing the so called truth, in order to suit individuals and their ambitions.\nThis is why it needs to be enforced into people from all angles and at all times, it never leaves us, there is always someone ready to reinforce it at every turn.\nBelief in God is a personal thing, without being threatened.
119077
evil in essence does not exist.\nevil is merely the state of being without good
1013007
We can protect ourselves with sanity towards other people and things we do not understand.  Curiosity and caution trumps fear of the unkown - or a rampant imagination - any day.\n\nWe can shelter ourselves with a rational regard for the universe and a respect for science.  Better that than give in to those who give away fear freely, and then demand blind faith in return.\n\nWe can trust in numbers havng meaning, but only in what they stand for - not as entities in and of themselves.\n\nIf the universe does _not_ create boogymen for us, _we_ should not create them ourselves to address a perceived shortage of wrongness.
673776
From the few questions I have read of yours, I would have to conclude that you are an evil genius.\n\nThat's a good question though and I would have to say "yes".  \n\nAnd then, he could join Nearly headless Nick (harry potter) and the headless horseman for the headless hunt and they would all live happily every after.
858588
An atheist-an? Aww, your condescension is cute :)\n\nBut, yes. And we also need a pink and green polka dotted transcendent cow that orbits the star Alpha Centauri to exist so that we can disbelieve it as well.\n\nIsn't my sarcasm cuter than your condescension? I think so...
656629
If you're doing it without a specific person in mind, then it's not unethical.  If you're doing it to over ride the free will of another person, it's unethical.  So, as you've presented the question, I'd say no.\n\nBut, bear in mind that the universe works on its own time table and not ours.  It may not happen next week or next month, but will happen.
510202
good point.  you've discovered another fatal flaw in the bible.\n\ngod knows the future and the past.  he already knows how everything turns out.  he already knows who exercises free will, who doesn't, and how they exercise it.  he already knows the outcome.\n\nthere is no need for any of this.  he already knows the future and how we all turn out.\n\nit also begs the question...why would a god put things into motion, when he knows the future, an knows he would have to flood the entire earth, killing everyone?  he already knew that was the future, he knew he'd have to do that.  so why set things in motion when you know you eventually have to kill all your children?\n\nand why inspire a bible, so ridiculous and poorly written that, after over 2000 years, less than 30% of the people on earth believe it?\n\nchristianity is total and utter nonsense, and is based on so many fatal flaws in its own theory, myth and certainly fatal flaws in basic logic, i'm surprised people are really ignorant enough to follow it.
578569
Yes I think that is a very good idea, and yet we do have something called "THE GOLDEN RULE", that is uniformly a part of every religion of the world.\nJust a reminder of the definition: "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you". (exception) Buddhism: "Do not do unto others as you would not have them do unto you".\nYet, your point is well taken, that it is beyond the moral capacity of most individuals and governments to NOT follow "The Golden Rule" or be Meddlesome.\nQuite frankly, I'm tired of it just as I suspect you are!
1061597
That is a scary thought, just one wrong person or even one wrong move and the world could be thrown into a parallel time or alternate universe, but would someone with a time machine be able to fix what went wrong. Then I think of what good even I could or what  I would want to go back and "fix" warn myself or loved ones of mistakes, prevent some deaths, but I know that this is not my place and I would not want to "play" God, Greed would probably play into it and I would want to play the lottery or something equally greedy. Great Question!!! Thanks for getting me to think about this.