Comments on: Ernie Chambers vs. God

By: elisa

elisa — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 08:40:53 +0000

despite being quite a nice joke to tell, i don’t think this trial has a real chance to be started.
God (all religions-as far as i know- state that) is not a person and neither an industry or whatsoever, as a consequence i don’t believe it fits the requirements of the law.
Chambers’ aim is good because everybody can recognize that justice is slow not only due to the lazyness of judges, jurys etc but also for the fact that the arguments are sometimes absolutely, positively, incompetent. blame should be put on lawyers who pushes their client to sue everything on earth(and from now on, in heaven too) for silly reason, with the only purpose to ask for loads of money as a payback.

i’m looking forward to seeing how this goes on!

By: michael taylor

michael taylor — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 09:06:12 +0000

Since Nebraska and the US Court System has no authority over God, this case is ignorant and frivolous! Nebraska try electing better senators and not jokes to embarrass your state.

By: Neal Obermeyer

Neal Obermeyer — Wed, 19 Sep 2007 15:37:48 +0000

Actually, as the petition states, “This Honorable Court has jurisdiction by virtue of the fact that Defendant, being Omnipresent, is personally present in Douglas County.”

By: Daniel Ortner

Daniel Ortner — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 06:16:55 +0000

Actually if god is omnipresent than this suit is wrongly filed in state court. God would the constitute a corporation or a monopoloy involved in interstate trade and should be brough to federal court ;p.

By: Susoyev

Susoyev — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 06:07:34 +0000

I find this delightful. Authors like Sam Harris have helped to liberate mainstream Americans from the choke-hold of the insane religious right. It’s finally okay to laugh at people who claim they believe the universe is 6400 years old and that the righteous are going to be raptured bodily into heaven. Anyone who TRULY believes this nonsense is of course entitled to his or her beliefs — that’s part of the religious freedom guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution — but the rest of us don’t have to tiptoe around, treating these nuts’ beliefs as sacred.

By: sattvicwarrior

sattvicwarrior — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 15:26:06 +0000

folks LIGHTEN up .
its NEBRASKA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what did you expect???
its a place where MEN are MEN and the SHEEP are NERVOUS!!!!!
HE sounds like the ONLY one that sees it for what it is.
GO ERNIE!!!!!!! you are truly the light in a sea of darkness and ignorence which trys to control people through the shakles of RELIGION , the MOST EVIL FORCE ON THE FACE OF THIS PLANET

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