Ubuntu 12.04 LTS removing unity and installing GNOME

[Ryan Gauger]

On 06/06/2012 06:17 AM, Liam Proven wrote:
> On 5 June 2012 16:14, Ryan Gauger<rtgkid at gmail.com>  wrote:
>> I am not religious; I am a person who loves God and wants to share the
>> Gospel with others. A religious person would not be sharing the Gospel,
>> because they are not Christians. The term, "religion" does not apply to
>> Christianity. Christianity is a relationship between you and God.
> Kid, there is no such thing as a god or gods and never was. Any belief
> that any form of gods exist is a religion.
>
> You are religious and keep putting it in your sig. What you call it
> doesn't matter; it's a religion. Here is the definition:
>
> re·li·gion /riˈlijən/
> Noun:	
> The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, esp. a
> personal God or gods.
> Details of belief as taught or discussed.
>
> That's what it is, that's what you have and it does not belong on a
> technical mailing list, at any time in any place or in any way, at
> all, ever. End of.
>
> Also, you were lying when you said that you were on the design team,
> and that goes against the teachings of your religion. It's "bearing
> false witness" and is, as I understand it, expressly forbidden.
>
Wouldn't you want to believe there is a God who loves and cares about 
you, beyond human comprehension, or would you rather believe in no God 
at all, whatsoever, no God who loves you. There IS, and I love you too, 
this is why I am doing this: to spread the Gospel even further. I REALLY 
want to see you in Heaven when I die, it breaks my heart that so many 
people in the world will not. How would you say the world formed? If you 
say by an explosion, you are incorrect. Scientists say that the world 
was formed by a huge explosion, caused by two atoms. My question to you 
is: where did those two atoms come from in the first place, if there was 
an explosion caused by these two atoms?

In Christ,
Ryan