The Retirement Thread
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After my day its a mix of all 3.
Got the aunty's hearing aid fixed and took it to her**
Finally got PoA sorted.
Had to sort her rent problems out
**it was worth it to see her smile when she put it in
PaulSB
Squire
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- Chorley, Lancashire
Great for weight loss, eat all you want and chuck it up again.
Yes, I did watch the video
PaulSB
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- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I'm not at all sure I should risk answering this.Ha....thought that after I posted it.
Now, be honest, which one do you think
Chorley Paul says
Mrs DNot forgetting that she invented the medicinal compound that helped Mr Pearce and Jennifer Eccles.
PaulSB
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- Chorley, Lancashire
I'm off. Kitchen needs a tidy, tea needs prep, logs to bring in.
Mrs P will be home soon
Mrs P will be home soon
Is it ok if I chuck up before eating itGreat for weight loss, eat all you want and chuck it up again.
Yes, I did watch the video
Chorley Paul would be correctI'm not at all sure I should risk answering this.
Chorley Paul says
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Sterlo
Early Retirement Planning
- Location
- East Riding of Yorkshire
...and Donald Trump by his own admission
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I nearly brought a splash, I ended up buying a swift instead.
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That's what a lot of people think, including Alice Roberts by the sound of it.....and she really should know better.
It's easy if you break it down to the root of the words.
Theism is a belief claim.
Gnosticism is a knowledge claim.
There is a difference between belief and knowledge. You can believe something that is false and has no evidence to support it.
Knowledge is something that is demonstrably true ie. comports with reality and has supporting evidence.
Atheism is the non acceptance of the Theist's positive claim. It is not a positive claim that God does not exist.
Agnosticism is the lack of knowledge as to the truth of the claim.
So.....it's possible to be a:
1. A Gnostic Theist (one who makes the positive claim for God and knows for certain that it's true).
2. An Agnostic Theist ( one who makes the positive claim for God but doesn't know for certain that it's true).
3. A Gnostic Atheist (one who makes the positive claim that God does not exist and knows for certain that it's true).
4. An Agnostic Atheist ( one who rejects the positive claim for God but does not know for certain that it's true)
As it's impossible to prove God's existence, one way or the other, then the only honest defendable positions are 2 & 4.
As it's the Theist who is making the positive claim it's up to them to provide the burden of proof to support it.
All most Atheists are saying is that the burden of proof has not yet been reached, so the claim is rejected until such time as sufficient evidence supports it.
It is not saying 'There is no God'.
Phew......I hope that clears things up.
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After an enjoyable lunch in a favourite cafe, Live, Laugh And Love Food in Beake Avenue, we have had a profitable and enjoyable afternoon down the club, three out of four of us won, and me and my Good lady won enough between us to cover the cost of the afternoon out.
Flick of the Elbow
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- Midlothian Edinburgh
A sunny autumnal walk along the River Orrin earlier, now back from Tesco Dingwall. The odd heavy shower this afternoon, which we missed, now pleasantly sunny.
