Religion
4: a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith.
I'd say Atheism could potentially fit in with that fourth definition.
One thing I've wondered though, the people who keep repeating what you said, do you say it to simply differentiate those who believe in a God from those who do not, or are you trying to say that the First Amendment to the Constitution does not apply to Atheists? IE, the old "freedom of religion, not freedom from religion" argument.
I think you have it backwards, people who use iTunes 7, like myself, obviously do not think that it sucks. It's the people who are unfamiliar with iTunes that, for right or wrong, will blame Apple.
Generally speaking of course.
I realize it's a fallacy to presume you believe 100% in the full text of the link in your sig, but I still find it interesting that you seem to have completely glossed over GP's single quote from it.
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Religion
4: a cause, principle, or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith.
I'd say Atheism could potentially fit in with that fourth definition.
One thing I've wondered though, the people who keep repeating what you said, do you say it to simply differentiate those who believe in a God from those who do not, or are you trying to say that the First Amendment to the Constitution does not apply to Atheists? IE, the old "freedom of religion, not freedom from religion" argument.
don't just hate cause it's m$ =)
Did I miss something? When did Microsoft buy Capcom?
*whoosh*
I think you have it backwards, people who use iTunes 7, like myself, obviously do not think that it sucks. It's the people who are unfamiliar with iTunes that, for right or wrong, will blame Apple. Generally speaking of course.
I realize it's a fallacy to presume you believe 100% in the full text of the link in your sig, but I still find it interesting that you seem to have completely glossed over GP's single quote from it.