Funny, for me it's 100% the other way around. Real life, you might get a few people trying to convert you to their church (only speaking from personal experience as it's always been Jehovah's Witnesses etc. never had a Jewish, Hindu or Buddhist try to convert me).Online, damn! Online is the realm of the, sorry to say, vitriol spewing Atheist (the nice ones you meet in real life). They'll derail arguments, mock, insult and act like colossal assholes and insist that anyone who doesn't believe what they do is a complete idiot.
sorry kayos..
If you believe in science and biology, then you have to essentially accept an "original sin" view of human nature based on evolutionary biology
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No original sin as defined in religion, but the idea that essentially within all human beings exist certain impulses due to biology and evolution that will produce negative behaviors, at least negative in a modern industrialized society built around tolerance and such.
Online, damn! Online is the realm of the, sorry to say, vitriol spewing Atheist (the nice ones you meet in real life). They'll derail arguments, mock, insult and act like colossal assholes and insist that anyone who doesn't believe what they do is a complete idiot.
Then you shouldn't use the phrase "original sin" as it was the CHOICE (or was it?) of eating the forbidden fruit which gave us knowledge (according to the bible). This in tern led to the determinism/free will argument (and taint of women) that has been held since the our philosophical brains could handle/grasp it.....and it still permeates. FYI (look at the Apple logo..a logo with heavy implications IMO)...Biology is not a choice, so I would choose a different phrase than "original sin", which I consider a philosophical/religious term of phrase. I do get that you could possibly mean that our reptilian brain seeks out...regardless of the social implications. BUT, our biology is not inherently sinful. It only informs our behaviours, which could socially become sinful....so I get that part of what you are saying.
well guys, my husband got pissed at me this morning for taking 3 choco pies to school to give out as a promised reward for doing something really good......for 3 students......he got pissed because he has to have everything for himself......he has plenty of things to eat as a snack and gets choco pies given to him pretty regularly and if I were to eat them he wouldn't have had a problem and said he doesn't know if he married the devil or his wife........so I am out.....breaking the contract and finally going to leave in JanuaryIt seems small but its the last straw....So for any EPIKers.....any ideas on the real consequences of breaking a contract with less than 2 months notice and less than 6 months worked (Gangwon) ? This is my 6th contract.
It seems small but its the last straw....So for any EPIKers.....any ideas on the real consequences of breaking a contract with less than 2 months notice and less than 6 months worked (Gangwon) ? This is my 6th contract.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but, the only likely consequence would be not being able to be rehired for epik in the future. And you may forfeit your exit plane allowance.