Danica McKellar Becomes A Bible-Believing Christian After Leaving California

[Guy Gardener]

Also, the Big Bang theory was conceived by a Catholic.

Charley Sheen got fired for calling him a Jew, but they are on good terms now.

 

[Oddish]

What makes it circular logic is that you have assumed in the analogy that "sitting in a Civic" corresponds to "dwelling in His universe." That's not merely dwelling in the universe, which would not have been circular, but rather dwelling in "His universe," which presupposes the existence of a God who created the universe.

That was a poor choice of words on my part. "THE universe" would have been more appropriate. In any case, I acknowledge the existence of the universe.

Hondas, refrigerators, and watches are, by definition artificial constructions. They have builders, by definition. The universe is natural, something else entirely, whose nature is a mystery that humans have been attempting to discover and learn about since the dawn of civilization.

Natural, as in "not created by human hands". I acknowledge that as well. But I nonetheless postulate, based on my knowledge of several branches of science, that all this (and especially life) was the product of an intellect. Like a Honda Civic, only a lot more vast.

Since you are not banned from TNZ—as you have been informed on multiple occasions, including today, assuming you didn't already know that to begin with

I have been unable to access it for years, despite having enabled access. It may be a technical hiccup, but the functional result is the same. Any discussion that occurs in TNZ will, for the time being, not include me.

However, I will accept @cultcross 's assurance, and no longer use the B-word.

I'm just asking that you believe that Danica McKellar was made by human hands.

Only if she was artificially inseminated.

 

[Snaploud]

It's funny how age changes your perspective. When I was a kid, I thought that Becky Slater was a bitch. When I rewatched it I saw that Becky was fine, it was actually Kevin Arnold that was the bitch all along.

Did you know the actress who played Becky was the younger sister of the actress who played Winnie? The actress is a lawyer now. She went to Yale and Harvard Law.

 

[Tosk]

Did you know the actress who played Becky was the younger sister of the actress who played Winnie? The actress is a lawyer now. She went to Yale and Harvard Law.

I didn't when I was a kid, but I found out years later.

 

[cardinal biggles]

Time to get this thread back on topic.... so start bashing Great American Family.

I like that idea, and I don't even know what it is.

It's the channel Danica McKellar jumped ship to after she found the Lord (and they dangled a big fat contract in front of her). It was originally Great American Country, a country music station, but was revamped and rebranded by a former Hallmark Channel executive who quit because he was uncomfortable with Hallmark becoming more inclusive to LGBTQ folks.

But I'm sure you knew that, and didn't just jump in here for the chance to throw some potshots at people with different religious beliefs, right?

 

[Oddish]

But I'm sure you knew that, and didn't just jump in here for the chance to throw some potshots at people with different religious beliefs, right?

Seriously, the only TV channels I have access to are YouTube and Paramount+. So I couldn't watch her stuff anyway, unless GAF has a YouTube channel.

 

[fireproof78]

Did you know the actress who played Becky was the younger sister of the actress who played Winnie? The actress is a lawyer now. She went to Yale and Harvard Law.

Learned something new.

 

[cardinal biggles]

Seriously, the only TV channels I have access to are YouTube and Paramount+. So I couldn't watch her stuff anyway, unless GAF has a YouTube channel.

It looks like some of GAF's films can be viewed on YouTube. Like I mentioned upthread, they're like Hallmark Channel movies, but blander, cheaper, and more poorly written and acted.

 

[Oddish]

Maybe I'll give them a look.

 

[Tosk]

Only if she was artificially inseminated.

Even if she was conceived the old fashioned way, I find it difficult to believe that neither of her parents used their hands.

 

[Set Harth]

They're just that good.

 

[Forbin]

@Forbin ... funny, my thoughts on atheism are quite similar... that it's a delusion people manufacture because the idea of universal right and wrong scares them. This topic is a discussion of one person's beliefs and choices, not an excuse to ram nihilism down our throats.

Heh? Where did I do that? I just put my opinion out there. I'm pretty sure there are universal rights and wrongs.

 

[Forbin]

Saying that God is a delusion while dwelling in His universe is like saying that Honda is a delusion while you're sitting in a Civic. Or getting a cold bottle of Coke out of the fridge, all while insisting that Frigidaire doesn't exist.

That's... what???
That statement only works if God is a solid, touchable, visible, provable object like a Honda or a fridge.

EDIT: Skip it, I see it was covered while I was away for a day.
Except: I can literally find video of a Honda or Frigidaire factory in operation. There are probably episodes of "How it's Made" on them.

 

[Oddish]

The discussion pretty much ran its course.

 

[Aragorn]

It's the channel Danica McKellar jumped ship to after she found the Lord (and they dangled a big fat contract in front of her). It was originally Great American Country, a country music station, but was revamped and rebranded by a former Hallmark Channel executive who quit because he was uncomfortable with Hallmark becoming more inclusive to LGBTQ folks.

If Hallmark and Pure Flix had a baby, it'd be Great American Family.

 

[Jayson1]

I guess co-starring with a young Marilyn Manson as a kid will do that to you. Make you find Jesus or something.

 

[Oddish]

It's not like He's hiding.

 

[publiusr]

Luckily (as a committed agnostic*) all I care about is I have some affection for her because of her role as Winnie, the cute girl next door, in a show I liked.

*Yes, I know that's an oxymoron.

She had a love for math too IIRC…

 

[Forbin]

She had a love for math too IIRC…

She's a math genius, and has several books out:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=danica+m...efix=danica,aps,122&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_1_6

 

[Shamrock Holmes]

Luckily (as a committed agnostic*) all I care about is I have some affection for her because of her role as Winnie, the cute girl next door, in a show I liked.

M'gann M'orzz aka Miss Martian on Young Justice for me.

Though she's not my favourite character on that show, which would probably be either Conner "Superboy" Kent or Artemis "Tigress" Crock.