Nintendough
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What's wrong with that?
I always had the theory that atheists who participate in Buddhism are somewhat fraudulent because they still lean on a belief system to give them guidance.
10,000 people died in a natural disaster they knew was coming...and you believe in god?
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I always had the theory that atheists who participate in Buddhism are somewhat fraudulent because they still lean on a belief system to give them guidance.
99% of the population is dirt poor, where they gonna go?
Elle Driver
Veteran
thread title and opening post....
no congruency!
That's a nice word right there pleighboi
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SiickCurllyGurl
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I'd imagine they had at least a week to prep themselves... you can walk extremely far in a week..
unless it was just their time to die... you don't know Gods plans dude.
Elle Driver
Veteran
Whats that?
It's like the energy or light around someone. You might need to cleanse yours though.
Philippine Atheists and Agnostics are taking donations for victims.
Call for Donations – Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)
November 11, 2013 By Luna Emperatrice
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magnitude 7.2 earthquake which left a lot of structures damaged and vulnerable. Even before people could do the necessary repairs to their homes and buildings typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) reared her ugly head and sent down what could only be described as a deluge bearing with her strong winds that were powerful enough to uproot not only trees but whole buildings.Yolanda (Haiyan) is one of the most powerful typhoons to ever hit land. And after seeing the aftermath of her path of destruction, one could say that it’s also the deadliest disaster to have assailed this poor nation. Leyte, Samar, and the Nothern part of Cebu were badly hit. The lethal combination of earthquake and typhoon was more than enough to wipe whole cities clean.
As I am writing this article about the aftermath of the storm and seeing the pictures of the devastation especially in the hardest hit areas, I can’t help but be emotional and cry. The Philippines is not alien to typhoons and other calamities. Our location puts us right smack in the middle of the path of these catastrophes yet, after Yolanda (Haiyan) hit the country it seemed like there was no end to the crisis that the ordinary Filipinos are facing.
The death toll for this tragedy is rising. For those people who did survive the storm, another problem looms over the horizon. They are left homeless and penniless, everything they owned are gone. Some families lost more than their material possessions with their loved ones dying or are already dead due to the typhoon. Many of these people are now left exposed to the elements as they try to pick up the pieces of what is left to them and start anew. Fear of cases of diarrhoea and other medical conditions rising is another concern many people are thinking of.
We believe that it is now time to act and extend a helping hand to the victims of this heart-breaking tragedy. So much is needed to be done to help them get back even a semblance of the life that they once knew. We are now appealing to everyone to please join us in helping the victims of this typhoon. Any help that they can get will go a long way.
Donations are greatly appreciated and every penny will be used to bring food and potable drinking water to as many people as we can reach.PATAS-Cebu is now preparing for an outreach program for the victims of Yolanda (Haiyan). The target area of our program will be Hilotongon Island of Cebu.
PATAS-Manila is also collecting donations for the typhoon victims. For those who are interested to donate our donation information is as follows:
Donations through PayPal: donate@patas.co
For bank to bank donations please take note of this information.
Account Name: Philippine Atheists and Agnostics Society
Account Number: 002310454059
Name of Bank: BDO
Swift Code: BNORPHMM
BDO bank ADDRESS: J. Rodriguez St., Fuente Osmeña Rotonda, Cebu City 6000
For those people who wish to donate directly via Western Union or any other mode not stated above please send your inquiries tocebu@patas.co (direct donations for the outreach program) ordonate@patas.co
For people who would like to volunteer or bring donations in kind please drop off your donations at the following PATAS centers:
Manila drop-off point
Imacron building, 115 Kamuning road, Quezon City
Cebu drop-off point1623 Lower Bacayan, Bacayan Cebu City 6000
Telephone number: (032) 520-5517
Please click here for the directions.
We are appealing to each and every one to please help the victims in this hour of crisis. Every donation is welcome. Thank you and may we all be safe.
All images from this gallery are from CNN.com
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November 11, 2013 By Luna Emperatrice
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magnitude 7.2 earthquake which left a lot of structures damaged and vulnerable. Even before people could do the necessary repairs to their homes and buildings typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) reared her ugly head and sent down what could only be described as a deluge bearing with her strong winds that were powerful enough to uproot not only trees but whole buildings.Yolanda (Haiyan) is one of the most powerful typhoons to ever hit land. And after seeing the aftermath of her path of destruction, one could say that it’s also the deadliest disaster to have assailed this poor nation. Leyte, Samar, and the Nothern part of Cebu were badly hit. The lethal combination of earthquake and typhoon was more than enough to wipe whole cities clean.
As I am writing this article about the aftermath of the storm and seeing the pictures of the devastation especially in the hardest hit areas, I can’t help but be emotional and cry. The Philippines is not alien to typhoons and other calamities. Our location puts us right smack in the middle of the path of these catastrophes yet, after Yolanda (Haiyan) hit the country it seemed like there was no end to the crisis that the ordinary Filipinos are facing.
The death toll for this tragedy is rising. For those people who did survive the storm, another problem looms over the horizon. They are left homeless and penniless, everything they owned are gone. Some families lost more than their material possessions with their loved ones dying or are already dead due to the typhoon. Many of these people are now left exposed to the elements as they try to pick up the pieces of what is left to them and start anew. Fear of cases of diarrhoea and other medical conditions rising is another concern many people are thinking of.
We believe that it is now time to act and extend a helping hand to the victims of this heart-breaking tragedy. So much is needed to be done to help them get back even a semblance of the life that they once knew. We are now appealing to everyone to please join us in helping the victims of this typhoon. Any help that they can get will go a long way.
Donations are greatly appreciated and every penny will be used to bring food and potable drinking water to as many people as we can reach.PATAS-Cebu is now preparing for an outreach program for the victims of Yolanda (Haiyan). The target area of our program will be Hilotongon Island of Cebu.
PATAS-Manila is also collecting donations for the typhoon victims. For those who are interested to donate our donation information is as follows:
Donations through PayPal: donate@patas.co
For bank to bank donations please take note of this information.
Account Name: Philippine Atheists and Agnostics Society
Account Number: 002310454059
Name of Bank: BDO
Swift Code: BNORPHMM
BDO bank ADDRESS: J. Rodriguez St., Fuente Osmeña Rotonda, Cebu City 6000
For those people who wish to donate directly via Western Union or any other mode not stated above please send your inquiries tocebu@patas.co (direct donations for the outreach program) ordonate@patas.co
For people who would like to volunteer or bring donations in kind please drop off your donations at the following PATAS centers:
Manila drop-off point
Imacron building, 115 Kamuning road, Quezon City
Cebu drop-off point1623 Lower Bacayan, Bacayan Cebu City 6000
Telephone number: (032) 520-5517
Please click here for the directions.
We are appealing to each and every one to please help the victims in this hour of crisis. Every donation is welcome. Thank you and may we all be safe.
All images from this gallery are from CNN.com
I always had the theory that atheists who participate in Buddhism are somewhat fraudulent because they still lean on a belief system to give them guidance.
It tends to be less dogmatic than other religions and a lot of people who practice is more lean towards it's philosophical principles.
Are you buddhist too?
Nope, just a regular ol' nonbeliever. I do deep meditation and focus on the 4 stages of mindfulness and all that jazz, but I wouldn't call myself a Buddhist in the slightest sense.
Desirous
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I always donate to Red Cross when these things happen. I won't miss the money, but I see Red Cross workers in the middle of disaster zones and they definitely need the support.Philippine Atheists and Agnostics are taking donations for victims.
Call for Donations – Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan)
November 11, 2013 By Luna Emperatrice
Former secret ninja and wannabe chef. Works for the system now and attempts to write poetry during her spare time.
BECOME A MEMBER
Register as a PATAS member today!
Register online here!
- FREE access to the library
- 10% Discount on PATAS goods
- be connected to our community
- qualify for sponsorship by IHEU/IHEYO/AAI
- And much more...
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Call For Donations For Typhoon Yolanda Victims
PATAS’ Call for Donations to Help Typhoon Maring
PATAS Calls for Volunteers and Donations for Visay
PATAS Cebu Conduct Relief Operation to Fire Victim
magnitude 7.2 earthquake which left a lot of structures damaged and vulnerable. Even before people could do the necessary repairs to their homes and buildings typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) reared her ugly head and sent down what could only be described as a deluge bearing with her strong winds that were powerful enough to uproot not only trees but whole buildings.Yolanda (Haiyan) is one of the most powerful typhoons to ever hit land. And after seeing the aftermath of her path of destruction, one could say that it’s also the deadliest disaster to have assailed this poor nation. Leyte, Samar, and the Nothern part of Cebu were badly hit. The lethal combination of earthquake and typhoon was more than enough to wipe whole cities clean.
As I am writing this article about the aftermath of the storm and seeing the pictures of the devastation especially in the hardest hit areas, I can’t help but be emotional and cry. The Philippines is not alien to typhoons and other calamities. Our location puts us right smack in the middle of the path of these catastrophes yet, after Yolanda (Haiyan) hit the country it seemed like there was no end to the crisis that the ordinary Filipinos are facing.
The death toll for this tragedy is rising. For those people who did survive the storm, another problem looms over the horizon. They are left homeless and penniless, everything they owned are gone. Some families lost more than their material possessions with their loved ones dying or are already dead due to the typhoon. Many of these people are now left exposed to the elements as they try to pick up the pieces of what is left to them and start anew. Fear of cases of diarrhoea and other medical conditions rising is another concern many people are thinking of.
We believe that it is now time to act and extend a helping hand to the victims of this heart-breaking tragedy. So much is needed to be done to help them get back even a semblance of the life that they once knew. We are now appealing to everyone to please join us in helping the victims of this typhoon. Any help that they can get will go a long way.
Donations are greatly appreciated and every penny will be used to bring food and potable drinking water to as many people as we can reach.PATAS-Cebu is now preparing for an outreach program for the victims of Yolanda (Haiyan). The target area of our program will be Hilotongon Island of Cebu.
PATAS-Manila is also collecting donations for the typhoon victims. For those who are interested to donate our donation information is as follows:
Donations through PayPal: donate@patas.co
For bank to bank donations please take note of this information.
Account Name: Philippine Atheists and Agnostics Society
Account Number: 002310454059
Name of Bank: BDO
Swift Code: BNORPHMM
BDO bank ADDRESS: J. Rodriguez St., Fuente Osmeña Rotonda, Cebu City 6000
For those people who wish to donate directly via Western Union or any other mode not stated above please send your inquiries tocebu@patas.co (direct donations for the outreach program) ordonate@patas.co
For people who would like to volunteer or bring donations in kind please drop off your donations at the following PATAS centers:
Manila drop-off point
Imacron building, 115 Kamuning road, Quezon City
Cebu drop-off point1623 Lower Bacayan, Bacayan Cebu City 6000
Telephone number: (032) 520-5517
Please click here for the directions.
We are appealing to each and every one to please help the victims in this hour of crisis. Every donation is welcome. Thank you and may we all be safe.
All images from this gallery are from CNN.com
Elle Driver
Veteran
buddhism is a really broad thing people overlook.
theres DEFINITELY some woo-woo bullshyt in it:
You might be crazy but at least your house smells good from burning all those incense
