00:00:00 --- log: started forth/09.09.19 00:03:58 --- join: kar8nga (n=kar8nga@LRouen-152-83-15-79.w80-13.abo.wanadoo.fr) joined #forth 00:04:22 --- join: Raystm2_ (i=rastm2@c-24-8-232-212.hsd1.co.comcast.net) joined #forth 00:04:28 --- quit: Raystm2_ (Remote closed the connection) 00:24:20 --- quit: I440r ("Leaving") 01:31:23 --- join: nighty^ (n=nighty@x122091.ppp.asahi-net.or.jp) joined #forth 02:15:38 --- join: f[x] (n=user@130-7-133-95.pool.ukrtel.net) joined #forth 02:20:06 --- quit: Raystm2 ("User pushed the X - because it's Xtra, baby") 04:20:07 --- quit: GeDaMo ("Leaving.") 06:07:33 --- quit: nighty^ ("Disappears in a puff of smoke") 06:21:20 --- quit: kar8nga (Remote closed the connection) 06:25:41 --- quit: ASau (Remote closed the connection) 06:26:07 --- join: ASau (n=user@83.69.240.52) joined #forth 07:53:40 --- join: GeDaMo (n=gedamo@212.225.115.96) joined #forth 07:55:38 --- join: jauaor (n=araujo@gentoo/developer/araujo) joined #forth 07:56:22 hello 07:56:23 :) 07:56:51 * jauaor testing the new twisted 'new' like operator 07:59:30 --- quit: GeDaMo (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 08:16:05 --- join: GeDaMo (n=gedamo@212.225.115.96) joined #forth 08:28:23 Quiznos: you might like arch if you like the slack. 08:39:16 --- quit: ASau (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 08:45:08 arch => slack? 08:54:20 --- join: kar8nga (n=kar8nga@LRouen-152-83-15-79.w80-13.abo.wanadoo.fr) joined #forth 08:59:14 slackware was nice, sixteen years ago 09:23:29 --- join: Judofyr (n=Judofyr@c6398BF51.dhcp.bluecom.no) joined #forth 09:33:44 --- join: I440r (n=me@c-69-136-171-118.hsd1.in.comcast.net) joined #forth 09:44:24 schme k 10:00:21 --- join: ASau (n=user@83.69.240.52) joined #forth 10:03:17 --- quit: GeDaMo ("Leaving.") 10:05:38 --- join: ASau` (n=user@83.69.227.128) joined #forth 10:08:06 --- join: ASau`` (n=user@83.69.240.52) joined #forth 10:21:37 --- quit: ASau (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10:22:29 --- quit: DrunkTomato () 10:22:31 --- join: ASau (n=user@83.69.227.128) joined #forth 10:26:24 --- quit: ASau` (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10:27:52 --- quit: ASau`` (Read error: 145 (Connection timed out)) 10:33:34 --- join: ASau` (n=user@83.69.240.52) joined #forth 10:41:15 --- join: Maki (n=Maki@dynamic-78-30-139-176.adsl.eunet.rs) joined #forth 10:43:41 --- quit: ASau (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 11:12:41 --- quit: ASau` (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)) 11:26:36 --- quit: kar8nga (Remote closed the connection) 11:30:48 --- join: me (n=me@ti121210a081-1034.bb.online.no) joined #forth 11:31:16 --- nick: me -> Guest88796 11:32:55 Any activity here? 11:34:07 --- part: Guest88796 left #forth 11:55:51 erm 11:59:54 --- join: chris2 (n=chris@dslb-094-216-033-172.pools.arcor-ip.net) joined #forth 12:00:37 hi. does anyone have a copy of the OKAD source or know where I can get it? 12:09:36 it's fully proprietary code afaik 12:10:28 version 1 too? 12:11:59 yes, afaik 12:13:01 too bad 12:24:10 --- join: zzo38 (n=zzo38@h24-207-48-53.dlt.dccnet.com) joined #forth 12:24:56 In Forth, sometimes you already have the value you need and you can make the code shorter and simpler, but it might be a bit confusing. I usually deal with it by adding a comment. 12:25:05 An example is: 12:25:31 EV.PLAYERSHOOT :EVENT DROP SHOOTLIMIT @ DUP IF $00 $00 $00 $0C Bullet COUNTOBJ > 0= THEN ; 12:28:14 erm. why do forth coders feel the need to code in ALL upper case? it really is bad form 12:28:49 Why is it bad form? It depend on the bad form for individual people who program, and also on the case-sensitivity. 12:29:07 ITS BAD FORM FOR THE SAME REASON THIS IS lol 12:29:12 In this example, it is MegaZeux, which is case-insensitive (so you can use lowercase if you want to), but I prefer to make it uppercase 12:29:41 sources that are all upper case are harder to read. lower case lettering is easier to read 12:29:57 lower case sources look less of a "wall of text" 12:30:31 --- part: chris2 left #forth 12:30:46 It depends on the font, too. Some fonts are not as easy to read in uppercase (especially proportional Times Roman and things like that), but in some fonts (such as C64) it is OK. 12:30:59 Still, code in lowercase or uppercase or Proper case or whatever you want to. 12:31:47 (I just tend to prefer the uppercase Forth codes mostly) 12:31:52 code should be in all lower case IMHO (including constants) unless its within stuff to be displayed 12:31:56 ."This is ok" cr 12:32:12 people who code asm do that too 12:32:14 O, OK then. Well, if that's what you prefer, there is nothing wrong with you coding like that. 12:32:52 i write my code to be readable. i avoid "wall of text" formatting 12:33:12 But writing "i" instead of "I" at the beginning of the sentence (in English) is also bad. 12:33:28 (unless you mean something which is case-sensitive and has to be lowercase, in which case "i" would be better) 12:33:44 (For example: "i represents the square root of negative one") 12:34:08 doesnt have anything to do with case sensativity 12:34:15 its to do with readability 12:35:27 there is one word in his code that is readable: Bullet 12:35:30 :) 12:36:03 its all readable. but lower case is easier to read 12:36:13 agreed 12:36:37 its not just old time forth coders that code in all upper case, its old time assembler coders too 12:36:58 tho asm coders in general have no standard way of formatting their code evein within their own source files 12:36:58 Even the "Bullet" is case-insensitive, but I wrote it this way because the name of kinds of objects in MegaZeux are generally written like this everywhere (sometimes there are multi-words, such as "InvisWall") 12:37:02 label: 12:37:07 mov ax, #1 12:37:10 push bx 12:37:20 mov cx, #3 12:37:27 jmp nowhere 12:37:41 ive seen crap like that a lot :) 12:37:44 Why is there so much spaces between "mov" and "ax", and all weird indenting and spacing in asm codes? 12:37:54 because the coder hit TAB when he should have hit space 12:38:01 my asm code is alwayus 12:38:16 O, that's why. But I don't know why you would ever do that, except in some cases 12:38:19 label: ;on a line by itself or with a comment only 12:38:45 mov ax, 1 ;comments always in the 29'th column 12:38:49 push bx 12:39:13 one spac indent. one space between "mov" and "ax," and one space between "ax," and "1" 12:39:15 i dont ever use tabs 12:39:17 When programming in C or FreeBASIC I tend to make everything lowercase, but function names defined in Proper case in FreeBASIC. But hex numbers are all uppercase except the "0x" or "&h" part. 12:39:41 I hardly ever use tabs either (except when writing gopher menus, in which case tabs are required) 12:39:43 ive seen asm source files that had clusterfuck formatting like taht from the top of the source file to the bottom 12:39:59 tabs are also required in make files 12:40:05 stupid GNU developers 12:40:15 Ah, yes in make files. But I never write make files. 12:40:32 I do sometimes *use* make files, but I never write them. 12:40:34 if i had an assembler extension for isforth i wouldnt need a make file OR a linker 12:40:46 /cry 12:41:47 But, can you understand what I originally wrote with the code example? 12:42:11 About the values sometimes you already have it? (In the actual program, I put a comment describing this, but in this one-line example there is no comment) 12:42:52 actually i did not understand the code at all 12:43:06 thers no room for the comments 12:43:16 not unless you do 12:43:31 code code ( comment ) code code code (comment comment) code code code code (comment) 12:43:36 which looks like shit 12:43:40 code comment 12:43:40 code comment 12:43:41 code comment 12:43:41 code comment 12:43:48 thats the ONLY way to make readable code 12:43:51 period 12:44:07 I always put comments at the end of a line anyways (with a backslash) 12:44:13 yes 12:44:16 I don't mix comments and code on one line, it is too bad. 12:44:16 : blah 12:44:32 lots of code here ; \ lots of comments here 12:44:36 (The only comments you should put on the same line is stack comments) 12:44:47 http://www.isforth.com/docs.php?t=comments 12:44:54 agreed 12:45:01 : blah ( before --- after ) 12:45:07 code ; \ comments go here 12:45:15 O, did you didn't understand the code I wrote? I can exmplain what it does. 12:45:21 In case you don't know MegaZeux. 12:45:30 i dont even know what it is :P 12:45:41 if its an ans forth im about " <--- this interested hehe 12:46:39 This is a event handler for when the player is going to shoot. The limit of player bullets at once is stored in SHOOTLIMIT variable. If it is non-zero, it count the number of player bullets already on the board. 12:46:47 If it is too much it return non-zero to stop you from shooting. 12:47:16 (In the actual program I have a comment "\ Else it is already 0") 12:47:17 this is a multi player game? or 1 person against the computer? 12:47:59 Search MegaZeux on Google or Wikipedia or whatever, if you want to learn what MegaZeux is. MegaZeux is discussed also in irc.esper.net:6667 #mzx 12:48:57 I'm the guy who added ability to use Forth codes in MegaZeux. 12:51:19 did u look at the "comments" link i posted above? 12:51:27 if so you only looked at the first page :) 12:51:36 --- quit: pgas ("/quit") 13:05:06 O, sorry, I didn't open the web-browser yet 13:07:06 O, yes, I looked now, I saw all the pages 13:10:22 And I did use Gforth to write a GameBoy game. 13:11:25 :) 13:11:35 i have a DS and want to create a forth for it 13:11:43 well ther already is one but its not very good :P 13:12:43 O. 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From the Scientific American article said: In the wake up after a half-hour later, get up early in the attention of people and a night owl and increasing awareness, and there is no difference in terms of. but woke up after 10 and a half hours later, a night owl than a higher alertness, 20:19:44 they must require sustained attention response to task faster, better, and its and attention-related brain regional activities markedly enhanced. " 20:25:33 Raystm2: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=early-risers-crash-faster-than-people-who-stay-up-late 20:30:59 crc: :) 20:32:08 lol crc, if that were only true in my case hehe :) 20:32:13 thanks gogonkt :) 20:32:37 find vimpression cute 20:32:51 webkit + vim key maping 20:32:59 https://projects.ring0.de/webkitbrowser/ 20:33:18 uzbl ugly :( 20:40:13 Great article, ty. 20:40:57 Has anyone else felt, as a child, on that day that you first really noticed the difference from staying up late rather then getting up early? I think I do. 20:42:48 THAT"s the day you became a Forther. lol :) 20:43:03 Here's yer sign. :)( 21:13:45 --- quit: jauaor () 21:34:44 crc the quote is a rambling line of bs, making no sense. wow 21:59:00 i was thinking that too lol 21:59:05 but i stfu :) 21:59:16 busy fixing isforth.com 22:18:27 --- join: nighty^ (n=nighty@x122091.ppp.asahi-net.or.jp) joined #forth 22:26:58 --- join: DrunkTomato (n=DEDULO@ext-gw.wellcom.tomsk.ru) joined #forth 22:49:53 --- nick: Quiznos -> milfpot 22:50:01 --- nick: milfpot -> PurpleSmurf 22:51:07 --- nick: PurpleSmurf -> Quiznos 22:51:16 --- nick: Quiznos -> PurpleSmurf 22:52:08 --- nick: PurpleSmurf -> Quiznos 22:53:31 --- nick: Quiznos -> PatVokerding 22:55:03 --- nick: PatVokerding -> PurpleSmurf 22:57:24 It makes better sense when you see the article. 22:57:47 nah i dont believe you :) 22:57:51 lol 22:58:30 i stayed up late on july 4th counting explosions 22:58:46 counted billions above Staten Island 22:59:28 I could see east new jersey from my 8th apt floor window looking west 22:59:53 I once dated the Staten Island Fairy of 1981 but she pasted me up for Mr. Clean of 1978. 22:59:54 :) 23:00:03 lol 23:00:22 pasted, D'oh! 23:00:26 sorry. 23:00:33 passed lol 23:00:38 ya. 23:00:42 I know. 23:00:58 Not in N.Y no more? Different digs? 23:01:20 fla. atm; going to Tulsa soon to go back to skrool 23:01:26 God's plan. 23:01:29 Gator? 23:01:33 oru.edu 23:01:39 in tulsa 23:01:52 Dohclahoma? 23:01:53 not in skool atm 23:02:01 Okrahoma 23:02:05 right. 23:02:34 I like slimy okra, but I don't know why cuz all other slime discusts me to no end. 23:02:42 lol 23:02:50 you're not frying it long enuf 23:02:59 hehe 23:04:49 I've never been to Tulsa long enough to do anything. Is it nice? 23:04:58 duno yet. 23:05:03 OH! okay. 23:05:04 i spose it is 23:05:18 first time going there 23:05:25 sure. Cable is the same all over the country. internet as well. :) 23:05:46 well, it's more training for me before getting to the meat of god's plan 23:06:22 cool. Gotta like meat. I eat very little but I do eat it. 23:06:29 yea 23:06:38 i prefer meat to pablum 23:07:07 --- nick: PurpleSmurf -> Quiznos 23:07:17 Steaks are very good in Tulsa or so I'm told, ( by ??) 23:07:22 lol 23:07:47 The too have a 'sauce'. 23:07:48 well; i'm not comfortable down here west fla. 23:07:55 The+y 23:08:05 too humid, no mass transit, things are too far away from me to walk... 23:08:10 Heat? or some other pressure? 23:08:17 no car; sick of bicycle 23:08:19 certainly. 23:08:26 indeed. 23:08:29 dry heat is eh; but humidity is nasty 23:08:37 agreed. 23:09:01 You gonna go study with Earl Roberts? 23:09:01 i'm a city man; an urbanite, i'm not used to big space. 23:09:15 oral; his son actually runs the skool now 23:09:32 * Raystm2 borne in the forests of mid-western Massachusettes and knows the feeling well. 23:09:50 Very sorry on miss spell, ty for correction. 23:09:56 Does he now? 23:09:59 i seriously miss new england; yesterday morn i heard that it was 30F where I lived 12 years in pennsy 23:10:05 s'ok 23:10:09 I suppose so, been many years going, that school. 23:10:17 i pine for new england weather 23:10:22 i'd rather freeze than melt 23:10:25 This time of year... 23:10:44 trees beginining to turn... 23:10:48 nods 23:10:53 Smells 23:11:00 i should google some local maps/fotos 23:11:03 the first seasonal fires 23:13:12 where are you located now? 23:13:36 My old home town was mostly Catholic and Polish, we are french and irish, and so the Fridays became fry-days and in the alley ways between the bars at the end of each block and the big church in the middle, Fish'n'chips wrapped in butcher paper. 23:13:42 Denver. 23:13:56 lol; nice. 23:13:58 3 years now after 20 odd years in Fort Worth tx. 23:14:02 nods 23:14:46 well, God's been training me now since Y2000 when he first offered me his BigPlan. 23:14:48 A few years at sea and 17 years in MA. near Ma, Cn. R.I. boarder. 23:15:02 kool 23:15:43 There is a bit of history there. Nothing like Europe as far as european history goes but more then here in Denver. :) 23:16:13 Shows up in the roads and towns built around them. 23:16:24 The modern town is built for cars not people. 23:16:57 america is quite uniq; and european hatred of us is quite long-term; i've even seen alleged text from a brit news paper from the 1600s expresing our required destruction 23:17:11 bummer 23:17:48 european royals always hated the concepts developed here 23:18:23 just dont read any bibles derived from the MINORITY texts!!!!! 23:18:23 My search for knowledge turns up that in that time and for about 100 years before, prejudice was invented for elite control of mass poor. 23:18:29 spawn of satan! grrr 23:18:41 agreed Mark 23:18:45 Hi Mark. How you been? 23:18:54 but do yo know why minority texts are bad? 23:18:59 get yerself a good copy of the Jeneva Bible :0 23:19:10 im good but i need to find work again :( 23:19:28 i use Tyndale's and a interlinear literal.greek-english text 23:19:35 Geneva 23:19:38 well the NIV for example has about 3000 omissions, deletions and modifications 23:19:44 * Raystm2 would love some form of income producing awesome activity. 23:19:45 yea 23:20:15 the the vatican says the these texts are the oldest in the world. completely ignoring the pesheta bible which predates them by 300 years 23:20:23 yep 23:20:28 Peshita 23:20:29 the minority texts are BUTCHERED, highly corrupt texts 23:20:36 yea i spelt it rong lol 23:20:37 Is that so? cool what you learn in a day. 23:20:43 afaik, they were found in eygptian trash. 23:20:47 heh 23:20:59 there are 2 minority texts 23:21:18 westcott/Hort are the name of the minority text group 23:21:21 is the * 23:21:25 one was found in a monestary in jeruselem. the monks thought it such a corrupt text theh intended to burn it 23:21:35 they dint? 23:22:02 no. someone got hold of them and they were never destroyed 23:22:07 bummer 23:22:14 what's the text's name? 23:22:17 modern name 23:22:43 the only other minority text is a book that was found in the vatican. its been hacked on in a big way. and is also corrupted big time 23:22:46 it angers me :( 23:23:01 well; not let the anger fester 23:23:03 they call it the word of god yet 23:23:20 no, i mean, vaticanus or text A... 23:23:28 "man does not live by bread alone but by ALL THE WORDS OF GOD" is edited to say "man does not live by bread alone" and thats it 23:23:33 yes. thats the A text 23:23:34 sure 23:23:36 i've seen that 23:23:38 the other one is the B 23:23:39 ah 23:23:40 ok 23:23:44 * Raystm2 not to change the subject... Would like to beg for donations on web movies that teach guitar lessons on line for free 23:23:53 try the tube 23:24:05 i read the jeneva bible. it is probably the best bible ever written in english 23:24:09 If you can say it in one sentence... sometimes it could work. 23:24:10 and its been out of print for 400 years 23:24:14 that's the main protestant text 23:24:21 ray chk the Tube 23:24:35 Tube. 23:24:41 Tubular. 23:24:47 youTube? 23:24:51 yea 23:24:53 or Tube. 23:24:58 Okay thanks :) 23:25:01 Good idea. 23:25:02 yw 23:25:09 the ppl that wrote the jeneva bible said that "if i live long enough ill see to it that a boy behind a plow knows more of scripture than you" speaking to a roman catholic bishop i think 23:25:13 something like that 23:25:23 heh 23:25:56 oh jeneva is a modern bible? 23:26:00 some counselor to a brit queen told her; "the word of God is an anvil..." (forgot rest of quot) 23:26:01 no 23:26:02 * Raystm2 knows nothing of this stuff. 23:26:08 ray, ca. 1600s work 23:26:11 ty 23:26:13 its the bible that made king james comission the KJV 23:26:14 maybe 1590s 23:26:32 he did not like the study notes that basically usurped HIS authority 23:26:36 connection to Martin Luther's Bible is ________? 23:26:45 i.e. you live by GODS law before you lived by mans 23:26:49 yea, king James hated the geneva text; it was too good; he also manated NO marginal notes, which the Geneva book had copiuous amounts of 23:26:58 yup 23:27:07 the notes can be found online too 23:27:15 i have em in my Archive/ already 23:27:40 the thing is though. the KJV is mostly a copy of the jeneva bible 23:27:42 Luther was a german? 23:27:44 i dont read VERSIONS 23:27:48 i read translations 23:27:49 and of Tyndale's work too 23:27:51 yes 23:28:12 thers a copy of the tyndale bible online too! 23:28:18 nods 23:28:25 Tyndale being a version of ML's bible? 23:28:27 i have a modern replrint of the jeneva bible 23:28:32 yes 23:28:35 i think thats right 23:28:37 Doesn't it all stem from ML? 23:28:39 Ray, Luther was a catholic priest who posted his "95 thesis" against the catholic church 23:28:53 the vatican sais that the bible should not be translated into the "VULGER tongue" 23:28:54 on a church door 23:28:56 i.e english 23:29:04 because it does not translate well! 23:29:04 But it all got blown out of proportion due to the recent invention of cheap printing. 23:29:06 bullshit 23:29:17 the church (from scottish word "kirk", `ch' == `k') 23:29:20 it translates into german or english far better than it does into latin 23:29:22 heh 23:29:48 Raystm2 yea; more feasible to print in quantity 23:29:51 im suppriesd actually. ive not been studying this long. i didnt realise ther were others in here stydying it :) 23:30:04 http://www.hissheep.org/kjv/a_comparison_of_the_kjv_niv.html 23:30:27 I440r in ##Linux i get rebukes from some but there are alot of disciples there; too bad they stay silent 23:30:49 ML wanted a discussion between himself, his boss and a big wig OR the Pope if possible, ML's friends had distributed this ( nailed to the door is prob a myth ) list and in about 40-50 days it was all over Europe. First idea to ever do that. ML was a celebety in his own time. One of the first at that as well. 23:31:01 every so often i feel god tapping on my shoulder saying "AHEM!" 23:31:02 lol 23:31:06 More people knew his picture then of any other human. 23:31:08 lol 23:31:41 i dont go to church tho. ive not found one that i can agree with 23:31:56 tho some form of reformation church would be good 23:32:10 nor i; but I look for right teaching, not one who agrees with me. they must agree with God and his word. 23:32:11 i carry both a GUN and a bible 23:32:16 lol 23:32:47 if im wrong then correct me but god says we should go about our daily lives armed to the teeth 23:32:55 i'm rather unrelenting when it comes to biblical accuracy, comprehension, teaching and prophecy. 23:33:03 as am i. 23:33:06 it's gotta be 100% correct or it's FAIL 23:33:13 i am MAJORLY angry at the vatican 23:33:29 i think, if you wanted to find a place on earth furthest from god you need only go to rome 23:33:31 ignore them acept for their possible role in end-time prophecy. 23:33:36 lol 23:34:00 i have always loved easter as a kid. now i think its satans influence 23:34:07 yep 23:34:10 easter is derived from ester. the queen of heaven 23:34:26 Ishtar 23:34:26 god told the house of juda that he would UTTERNLY DESTROY them for worshiping ester 23:34:29 yup 23:34:35 Is that so. Cool. 23:34:44 hang on 23:34:48 ray, it's really all related 23:34:53 people just dont know it. 23:35:25 Ishtar is directly related to Nimrod and an alleged son. 23:35:41 the same Nimrod mentioned in Genesis 23:35:50 and he was no dolt either 23:36:00 its either in isaiah or jeremiah i have to find it lol 23:36:13 Mark no need for me 23:36:23 yes nimrod was a mighty warrior in opposition to god 23:36:33 Raystm2 here's another bit-o-minutia; 23:36:40 except. modern bibles make him out to be a mighty warror who fought FOR god not against 23:37:06 Isaiah; we say "I-zay-ah" is actually pronouned (with hebrew sounds) Ish-yah 23:37:52 Ish is hebrew for Man; and any variant english syllab. of `iah' is the `yah' meaning God, one of His name. 23:37:57 i have considered learning both hebrew and greek 23:38:02 --- join: f[x] (n=user@95.133.253.112) joined #forth 23:38:08 Jeremiah, jer-em-my-ah, Yerem-yah 23:38:23 i forget what the `yerem' means 23:38:41 Daniel; Dan-yel, `el' is one of God's names 23:38:50 In an infinite universe with infinite uncertain possibilites, there must, somewhere exist God. I have to acknowledge, nay, even profess to that logiic as anything else would be inconcievable because an infinite universe with out a God in it is not possible. It would be the only thing NOT in the universe. 23:38:53 and so in 23:39:10 kool logic. 23:39:15 i always say to ppl who do not believe in god 23:39:23 he is outside 23:39:27 and within 23:40:22 ok.... so in prehistoiry there was this puddle of mud blurp. blurp.. with exactly the right chemicals, in exactly the right proportions at exactly the right temoperature and barometric pressure with EXACTLY the right planetary alighment 23:40:28 and it went BLURP IM ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!! 23:40:32 and grew up to be you 23:40:39 err.. yea... rite 23:40:56 temperature dang i cant type lol 23:41:24 just look at the EYE and tell me that was not engineered and ill call bullshit 23:41:35 improving isForth.com? 23:41:44 i am. slowly 23:41:46 my brother, a conservative moral majority right of right winger, does not believe that God exists in every particle of the infinite universe, that is if it is true that God is omni present. His wife even said "is god in a murderer" and I said yes. 23:41:48 Has to be. 23:41:50 :) 23:42:16 god is not a murderer. he might KILl but its not murder 23:42:28 satan skews things big time 23:42:40 "thou shalt not kill" is NOT the commandment 23:42:49 Omni presance is being in everything and therefore you can not be disconnected to a God that is in omni presence in the aformentioned universe. 23:42:52 "thou shalt not commit murder" THAT is the commandment 23:43:25 im not sure god is omni present. i believe he is omni aware. he is aware of everything everywhere] 23:43:36 Thou art God. And so is everything you experience. 23:44:06 I must find that referance to omni presence. 23:44:11 If it IS true... 23:44:21 you cannot be disassociated from god. 23:44:29 Then there is the tiniest possiblility that i am right. 23:44:29 except in death 23:44:56 i do not believe i am a miniscule part of god. i dont think god is "everything" 23:45:07 i think god is a separate entity that CREATED everything 23:45:23 even in death you are present in the universe, no matter or energy destroyed. You containor can no longer contain you, but you incororate into your natural surroundings. 23:46:03 in that same vein, "adultery" is not limited to the relationship of marriage; but the mixing together of things incompatible. 23:46:19 The sun, one day, will recycle at least this portion of the Solar system. 23:46:29 not bloody likely, scripturally :) 23:46:33 yes, 23:46:38 ppl say nothing lasts forever 23:46:38 nop 23:46:40 thats wrong 23:46:45 everything lasts for ever lol 23:46:52 it just changes state 23:46:52 Forever lasts forever. 23:46:56 but not in this present sin-state 23:47:19 as Peter wrote; the whole of creation shall be renewed/refreshed 23:47:27 HELL is non existance. its not a firey prison for sinners 23:47:31 Someday even every particle will stop moving, that is if it is not somehow all collected in to several or even one singularity. 23:47:39 i440r that's wrong too 23:47:46 Raystm2 nop 23:47:53 Your turn :) 23:47:54 to exist is why god created us. if we do not deserve to exist god will not allow us to continue to exist 23:47:57 there are no straight lines in space. 23:48:06 there are no straight lines PERIOD lol 23:48:09 all lines cross. 23:48:12 wrong; god doesnt detroy his creations 23:48:21 we have such a small understanding. 23:48:28 else lucifer wouldnt exist. 23:48:30 i believe he does 23:48:34 We can't speak for God. 23:48:43 no he doesnt destroy 23:48:47 lucifer will be destroyed 23:48:51 no he wont 23:48:59 Right no energy or matter is destroyed. 23:49:02 choose your words carefully. 23:49:25 to consign a living enttity to infinite punishment is cruel beyond measure 23:49:28 god would never do that 23:49:36 Satan wil be arrested, convicted again (in appeal process now) then adjudged, and finally imprisoned 23:49:57 no i dont believe the bible says that 23:50:07 there was a trial in heaven, lucifer ajudged; he appealed. 23:50:08 Is there Satan in the bible? 23:50:11 yes 23:50:23 Sounds like a dumb question I know but... 23:50:23 when jesus comes next it will be with a sword in his hand. jesus did NOT come to bring peace 23:50:25 I440r pisces means witnesses; who are witnesses? 23:50:30 that's incorrect. 23:50:40 the sword is in his mouth; it's the word of God 23:50:51 not a literal cutting instrument 23:51:06 it's a symbol reference 23:51:19 hmmm. ill defer arguement till i have studied more :) 23:51:22 ok 23:51:31 ref is in Heb. 23:51:36 but i think eternal punishment is cruel. something god is not 23:51:38 iinm 23:51:58 that's what lucifer essentially asked as his appeal 23:52:14 where in the bible is that? 23:52:14 you dint answer my last query 23:52:20 I440r pisces means witnesses; who are witnesses? 23:52:28 hmmm 23:52:30 US ? 23:52:48 a whitness isnt "an observer" its more like a teacher? 23:52:49 is what? it's a conclusion to Lucifer's eviction. 23:53:02 no; a witness is one who saw some event and retells it 23:53:09 The church and the people are cruel, for sure. If it wasn't for Quaker penal theory or redemtion, we'd still be a burnin and a hangin. 23:53:18 lol 23:53:21 or = of 23:53:49 raystem2 no not after what happened in salem 23:54:06 I440r the biggest prob we students have is that we dont know the meaning of words used in the text; or why they were chosen in translating the hebrew and greek 23:54:17 there's alot of obfuscation going on, esp in the kjv. 23:54:29 you DO know the witch hunts are why american law converted from GUILTY until proven innocent to innocent until proven guilty because of the salem witch hunts? 23:54:42 not specifically 23:54:45 tell 23:55:01 Salem was late 1600's and Quaker Penal Redemtion theory didn't really catch on until the building of the prison system in the mid to late 1800's. 23:55:02 Quiznos, which is why we must study the word of god and associate wtih other people who have studied it 23:55:07 seek and ye shal find 23:55:11 what on earth 23:55:22 if you HONESTLY seek good god will see to it that you learn the truth 23:55:23 heh schme 23:55:27 sure I440r 23:55:29 #forth has turned into #relgious-nuthouse ? 23:55:35 nah 23:55:35 yes! 23:55:38 * Raystm2 agrees with translation probs. of all kinds 23:55:40 shit 23:55:43 im a gun nut and a GOD nut 23:55:54 im a gun nut because there are too many nuts with guns 23:55:57 Raystm2 that is the only problem with the texts and rightly dividing it 23:56:04 lol #schme :) 23:56:07 and a god nut because there are too many ungodly people in this world :P 23:56:14 I440r: That's my love/hate relationship with the USoA. You have sane gun laws. But also you seem to have so many religious people. Like atleast one in each town. 23:56:28 scares the shit out of me, to be honest. 23:56:36 why schme? 23:56:37 But carry on! 23:56:45 what scares you? 23:56:50 schme, being god fearing is GOOD 23:57:06 fear sux and prevents sane people from making reasonable and informed decisions. 23:57:08 schme, where are you located again? 23:57:13 the gun law is to protect the idea that idiots will kill themselves usually in there own cultures. That and cheap alcohol combine to keep some populations in check. 23:57:18 or so it seems 23:57:28 heh 23:57:52 Quiznos: What scares me is that people are reading a pretty crappy fantasy novel and believing it is real. If people were running around believing discworld was real I'm pretty sure they'd get locked up. 23:57:55 but "fearing god" actually means showing reverence for him, it's not fear as we usually speak of fear. 23:57:57 Raystm2, have you ever read "a nation of cowards" ? 23:57:59 google it 23:58:09 I440r: I'm not fearing "god", I'm fearing people who believe the bible to be some truth. 23:58:09 He that suffers his life to be taken from him by one that hath no authority for that purpose, when he might preserve it by defense, incurs the Guilt of self murder since God hath enjoined him to seek the continuance of his life, and Nature itself teaches every creature to defend itself. 23:58:11 schme have you ever tested what is written in the book? 23:58:14 I440r: I am located in Sweden. 23:58:21 that explains it all. 23:58:27 he's a european. 23:58:35 they've all left their first love. 23:58:36 schme, nice place to live. sweeden and norway are some of the most beautiful places on earth :) 23:58:41 but too expensive bleh 23:58:50 heh 23:59:00 Well I dunno. Sweden is kinda beautiful up north. down here in the south it is mostly just.. wheat being grown. 23:59:12 is it GMO wheat? 23:59:16 God wasn't invented in the US, but the franchies took off pretty good because of education. 23:59:25 Quiznos: I'm pretty sure a lot of it is. 23:59:29 ew 23:59:31 ok 23:59:39 thats from a sermon from 1747 that equates failure to defend your life with SUICIDE 23:59:47 interesting 23:59:59 --- log: ended forth/09.09.19