I grew up with no religion at all.

Copernican insignificance was actually all wrong?

Racism is views, practices and actions, reflecting a belief, a belief that members of the same race share certain attributes that make this race collectively, as a whole,

In the midst of the wreckage at Ground Zero, I had a realization.

Who would've thought our State's security is so inapt.

What if that Copernican insignificance was actually all wrong?

As I mentioned last year, I grew up with no religion at all.

I have a belief, and yet I'm tempted to let myself be overridden by force.

In fact, these items that are sitting in the room change how much the subjects think they're going to enjoy the potato chips.

So there is a strong belief that in places of poverty the death toll was far higher.

Some of us just go one god further.

I think there's a belief that it's just impossible, that you cannot quantify the doings of mankind, that you cannot measure history.

There is also a strong belief, which I share, that bad or oversimplistic and overconfident economics helped create the crisis.

I think every religion, every faith, and I'm not just talking here to people of faith or religion it has this global ethic at the center of its credo.

As has been said before, we are all atheists about most of the gods that humanity has ever believed in. Some of us just go one god further.

GB I think every religion, every faith, and I'm not just talking here to people of faith or religion it has this global ethic at the center of its credo.

If there is no faith anymore suffer what comes on your heads because what you eat in the giddy up level is straw, your load is WC, and your honour is the beatings you will get.

We came to understand and to prove that the brown coating that we see today was not done by Leonardo da Vinci, which left us only the other drawing that for five centuries we were not able to see, so thanks only to technology.

Both Memmius Symmachus and Boethius were fluent in Greek, an increasingly rare skill at the time in the Western Empire, which has led some scholars to think that Boethius was educated in the East.