...at Midway Stadium in St. Paul this summer as the Twin Cities' scrappy little east side club is hosting an atheist night. It's clever and all but it is a bit sacrilegious to the one true deity, the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
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...at Midway Stadium in St. Paul this summer as the Twin Cities' scrappy little east side club is hosting an atheist night. It's clever and all but it is a bit sacrilegious to the one true deity, the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
"A night of unbelievable fun" Well played...
Fascinating, I was just looking up how to become ordained into the FSM church, so I could officiate some friends' wedding.
Saints general manger Derek Sharrer said, "The one thing I can assure you is that it will be all in good fun. This isn't about mocking or ridiculing any one belief. This is about presenting the beliefs of this group of folks in a way that can be fun and entertaining."
I'm sorry, but I have no faith that atheists can avoid ridiculing other people's beliefs. Can't wait to see what they do (besides naming them the Aints for one game...pathetically unoriginal.) I fear it will be about mocking and ridiculing everyone's beliefs.
Hey, hold on a second. Everyone loves mythology. Right?Quote:
Originally Posted by powrwrap
I personally think this goes too far. If they're going to do this, then I'd like to see a Christian Night (where my Christian beliefs are actively promoted; not just church groups attending) and a Jewish Night and a Muslim Night and a Hindu Night.
I vote for a Pagan Night.
Please elaborate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bark's Lounge
This thread makes me want to smoke some ganja and take some shrooms.... awesome... and thanks!:o
After today's game, I need to join you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bark's Lounge
Hello Mr. Powerwrap. I am sure religion has had it's benefit for some and maybe they have executed it in way that is useful to mankind. The stories of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are just as I said - stories. Not much different than a Spiderman Comic Book, a Sweet Valley High Short Novel, or reading the Onion News. Mythology can be fun and it can also be a detriment. I have people in my family and people who are distantly close to me who promote the ideas of being saved, spreading the message, and all of the other junk I do not care to mention while being morally flawed and without charity. The ancient Greeks worship many Gods, of these we mostly use the term mythology. All of these grandiose stories are basically the same and Blind Faith is intellectual suicide. Of this I cannot subscribe....Quote:
Originally Posted by powrwrap
-sigh- Can we talk about politics next?
Sure - you start it....Quote:
Originally Posted by gunnarthor
Anytime... but tonights game has to be way more stomachable than last nights - July 13 (last night) was the true atrocity.Quote:
Originally Posted by glunn
The Mets traded him to the Giants last offseason.Quote:
Originally Posted by snepp
And got to love his full name btw. Angel Pagan or Pagan Angel. But not a Drunken Angel
Nice:)Quote:
Originally Posted by thrylos98
While I find the idea of organized atheism a little silly, you could probably stand to chill out.Quote:
Originally Posted by powrwrap
http://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/20...-the-ballpark/Quote:
“I think our message here and our brand of entertainment has always been one that’s been inclusive,” Saints GM Derek Sharrer told FOX Sports North. “When we were approached by the Minnesota Atheists, we felt like it was within our nature to be inclusive and certainly work with them to provide them the opportunity to provide their message in the same way that we have worked with hundreds and hundreds of faith-based groups over our 20 years here in St. Paul.”
I guess we'll just have to wait and see what they do. I really can't see how they can celebrate the idea that there is no God and anyone that believes in one is stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherezade
I don't think it is because they think it is better that there is no god, but rather that it is true that there is no god and whether that makes them happy or not is irrelevant.Quote:
Originally Posted by powrwrap
No really, you need to lighten up. If you can't, then it's people with no sense of humor like yourself that I hope they do make fun of a little bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by powrwrap