BS proof of God's existenceModal Ontological Argument | 1. | God is either necessary or unnecessary. | | 2. | God is not unnecessary, therefore God must be necessary. | | 3. | Therefore, God exists. |
Consider thisThe invisible and the non-existent look very much alike. Delos B McKown
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Spoken Word
Stories, poems and speeches written by others, read by me. Something a little different from the Gisburne norm.
The Gods - Robert G Ingersoll
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Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll (11 August 1833 - 21 July 1899) American social activist, orator, and agnostic prominent during the Golden Age of Freethought. If you don't think you can listen to the whole thing (it's over 100 minutes long), you can download the audio as 4 separate MP3 files from this web page, and you'll also find a PDF document if you prefer to read it yourself. More information, and more Ingersoll audio, is on that page.
13 October 2007
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 Gisburne2000
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A Baby Tramp - Ambrose Bierce
Suffer the little children. Hold on, that's a Bible quote. Okay, er... if it's raining always take a coat and umbrella. You know it makes sense.
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The Kittens of Doom - Nick Gisburne
I've recorded stories about cats and other macabre tales, and perhaps they inspired me to write this poem. The tongue-in-cheek title came first, and everything else seemed to follow.
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The Gift of the Magi - O Henry
One of my favourite stories. A Christmas gift from me to you. Just don't think I'm getting all religious on you; this is not really a religious story at all.
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Shot At Dawn - Alan Booth
In the First World War little, if anything, was known about "shell shock" and a number of British and other soldiers were shot at dawn for desertion.
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The Phantom Coach - Amelia B Edwards
A spine-chilling Victorian ghost story. Lost and cold, a man just wants to return home to his wife, but his carriage is far from what he expected...
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The Gods - Robert G Ingersoll
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll (11 August 1833 - 21 July 1899) American social activist, orator, and agnostic prominent during the Golden Age of Freethought.
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