The idea that people would actually choose to go to Hell is utterly ludicrous, nothing more than a way for sanctimonious twits to feel less guilty about their cruel philosophy, a sick blame-the-victim mentality.
I'd like to see a breakdown between two different kinds of belief in hell:
* The kind of belief where a believer worries about his or her own chance of ending up in hell.
* The kind of belief where a believer thinks that he or she is guaranteed a place in heaven (for example by saying the magic words, "I accept Jesus Christ as my Personal Savior"), and where hell is only for the foolish and/or evil others who don't believe the same things.
The person making the extraordinary claim has the burden of proof, not the naysayer. For a SATA cable to make a difference in sound quality definitely counts as an extraordinary claim.
Ah, this is just like the good ol' days in rec.audio.opinion.
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The idea that people would actually choose to go to Hell is utterly ludicrous, nothing more than a way for sanctimonious twits to feel less guilty about their cruel philosophy, a sick blame-the-victim mentality.
I'd like to see a breakdown between two different kinds of belief in hell:
* The kind of belief where a believer worries about his or her own chance of ending up in hell.
* The kind of belief where a believer thinks that he or she is guaranteed a place in heaven (for example by saying the magic words, "I accept Jesus Christ as my Personal Savior"), and where hell is only for the foolish and/or evil others who don't believe the same things.
The person making the extraordinary claim has the burden of proof, not the naysayer. For a SATA cable to make a difference in sound quality definitely counts as an extraordinary claim.
Ah, this is just like the good ol' days in rec.audio.opinion.