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Woodelves make good Assassins, High elves are made to be Mages and Nords are best as Warriors. I always use a custom class, but here lately I've been looking at the built-in classes with an eye toward using one. I'd probably use Imperials as either a Knight or Crusader with the Lady. Argonians make awesome Acrobats, and Bretons are excellent Battle Mages, especially with Autronach. Khajit are born rogues. Orcs are great Barbarians, and Redguard can be any warrior class easily.

Yeah, thats pretty strong. Imperial with the Lady is as well, if you want to go down a more diplomatic route. But if you want to throw spells around, go for Breton with Autrnach. Very sweet.

Yeah 104 is high for a fever. It's borderline life-threatening if it stays that elevated for very long. Sometimes people say and do weird things when they're feverish, I get delusional if I run a very high fever. I just hope we can all get along from here on out, since there are some very intelligent people on these boards who I have immense fun trading ideas with.

How can a topic called 'The Universe' EVER go off-topic? And I agree that a sense of civility is REQUIRED to have a good debate. If you have to resort to name-calling and insults, you've already lost the argument anyway, and only make yourself look immature and foolish.

Hear, hear.

Well, in an earlier post either in this topic or the universe one (they're starting to run together in my head...lol) I stated that I didn't necessary disbelieve evolution. I do disagree with the idea that God and evolution are mutually exclusive. I can see God using evolution as a tool in His creation. But, the main point of contention seems to be people unwilling to believe in God because there is no proof of His existence. But the same people are willing to believe in evolution, even though there is no real, solid proof of it either. I think there is room enough in this existence for all of it to be true. Yes, they can monitor your brain waves and notice changes. Now, prove those changes are thoughts.

Evolution has been proven? So, it's the Law of Evolution now, instead of the Theory of Evolution? What part of evolution was proven, 100% beyond any shadow of a doubt? I don't know, have you ever seen a thought? Can you produce one for anybody else to see in a laboratory? All you know for a fact is, you have thoughts. But maybe you only exist in your own head and we're all imaginary. Can you prove thoughts are real? It seems to me, mind is a secular term and soul is a spiritual one. It all depends on your world view, I suppose.

So, you don't believe in anything that isn't proven? It's not been proven we don't have souls either. So, by your definition you have no reason to believe we DON'T have souls. Yes, we have brains. But what is the mind? I've never seen a mind, does mind truly exist? Can you prove the existence of a mind? Mind and soul are concepts, what's the difference between mind and soul?

I believe in the soul. It's our identity, what makes me different from you and you different from Jim Bob down the street. Something has to be powering us, making us who we are. Call it the spark of life if you will, or something like that. Of course, as a Christian I believe in the soul as our spiritual half and our connection to God, but even if you don't believe that surely there has to be something inside us that makes us what we are. Soul is as good a name for that as any I can think of.

I have to agree with Ethereal on this one. I'm also a Christian, and I was against that monument from the time I heard about it. Jesus does tell us to obey the laws of our land, and seperation of church and state is one of them. I also have to say that the Founders intentions of the matter don't really matter anymore, because 1.) it's a different world today than it was 226 years ago, and 2.) they also set up the Supreme Court to be the ultimate interpretors of the Constitution, and 60+ years of judicial review have said that there must be a seperation of church and state. This is not to say, however, that I want to see a seperation of Christian values and state. Regardless of what some extremists (abortion doctor killers, etc.) do, Christianity's main doctrines are tolerance, forgiveness, loving one another and the sanctity of life. As a Christian, I also have to remember a few other things Jesus said, such as 'Judge not, lest ye be judged,' 'Let him who is without sin cast the first stone,' and the Golden Rule 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.' It's not my job to force my religion or my views on anything on anybody. It's also not my job to judge others for what they do or believe. That's God's domain and His right. I know some of you don't believe in God, and that's fine. I wish it were otherwise, but you have to go as your hearts and minds dictate to you. But I believe (being repetitive here I guess) that God will judge us all for our actions, I can't judge anybody nor do I really want to. So I guess what I'm saying is, seperation of church and state is an unfortunate necessity to avoid the abuses of power that always happen when imperfect humanity tries to assume they know what God wants. We always manage to muck it up one way or another. And it really did bother me to see how people were acting about that stupid hunk of rock in Alabama.