It is Dr. Tee to you and no permission has been granted to address me otherwise. First off, those who go with alternatives to the Bible are not Christians unless they are new believers and learning the difference between their old beliefs and biblical ones.
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Go live in a cave Dr. Tee. You can't bring a flashlight because science made that.
See where I'm going with this?
Actually, it's "Fuckwit" to everybody who's read your nonsense, and no, we don't need your permission.
It is Dr. Tee to you and no permission has been granted to address me otherwise.
Are you a doctor like Kent Hovind is a doctor? I've learned a good rule of thumb over the years: the more insistent someone is on everyone using their title the less they deserve it. In this case it's true, MR. David Tee. Oh, crap, you didn't give me permission to say that, did you? What are you going to do, sue me?
Science is not is not what God said to use. He said--use faith-- as that pleases HIm.
The word of God left 1/3 of the world's population dead during the bubonic plague. Science eradicated small pox. God thinks the Sun orbits the Earth. Science proved that it's the other way around. Science > God.
Hey Dave !!
You're an idiot.
Science relies on proof. Faith relies on blind obedience and unquestioning trust. One is reliable, the other is not. I'll leave you to figure out which one is better. If you reject Science, you have no right to call yourself "doctor".
"It is Dr. Tee to you and no permission has been granted to address me otherwise."
Ooh, what are you going to do, sic the Name Police on me?
Oh, you silly fool, I don't need your permission to address you as Mr T.
I have faith in the Scientific Method. Your rebuttal please, Mr T?
>Destroys his credibility by refuting that which evidence has proven in favor of that which is yet to be.
>Insists we start destroying our language by calling him a 'doctor'.
>Projects his arrogance onto others.
I don't have to acknowledge titles bestowed by Buybull schools, diploma mills, or cereal boxes, Davey.
Science is not is not what God said to use. He said--use faith
Really? By following science, obtaining BSEE and MSEE degrees, working hard for 20+ years in my field to rise to the level of senior engineer, I'm able to pull down a six-figure salary to sustain myself, my lifestyle and to pay taxes that support churches like the kind "Dr." Tee may frequent. I'm using my "God-given" abilities to the fullest extent I possibly can. Is that what God would want for myself? Isn't that what He would want for all of us?
@Skyknight : Seems he was a Korean public school teacher who self-published a couple of books. And these are the source of his Doctor's credentials:
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Also, his archaeology book was printed entirely in Comic Sans. So, yeah. He's a doctor in exactly the same sense that Kent Hovind is a doctor.
Well 'Dr', it seems that you've bought yourself some qualifications that Hovind himself would be proud of. You are, of course, a fraud, but I'm a nice person so I hope that you stay out of jail longer than Hovind managed.
Oh, and pleasing your imaginary god is not something that I'm required to do.
Excuse me, Mr. Tee, but why have all our medical advances been based on science and not the bible? Fuck your god. I'd much rather rely on hundreds of years of medical science to cure any illness I might have rather than prayer, laying on of hands, or casting out demons.
I can just see this guy saying, "That's Doctor Tee to you. I didn't pay $5000 to a diploma mill to be called Mr. Tee, thank you."
Science is not is not what God said to use. He said--use faith-- as that pleases HIm.
I wish he could convince rational people to reject science, that way he can pray for a computer and an Internet to magically appear in a world where nobody knows how to build a computer with which to post inane theological mumbo-jumbo for like-minded religious primates to agree with.
No science = no physics = no computers = no theologists posting on the Internet. Sounds good to me.
Dr. Seuss was also an author and just as much of a real doctor.
"The study of theology, as it stands in the Christian churches, is the study of nothing; it is founded on nothing; it rests on no principles; it proceeds by no authority; it has no data; it can demonstrate nothing; and it admits of no conclusion." -- Thomas Paine
There's a long, long list of things God (or rather, the authors of the Bible) didn't say to use. That includes many products of that product of science called technology. You know, things like computers and the internet.
Davey, don't be arrogant. I don't wait for permission how to address people; those customs are totally antiquated in my country. My brother-in-law and his wife both have doctorates, but nobody addresses them as Dr Pettersson.
God didn't say anything about using transistors, computers or the Internet, so stop using them right now, before you're damned to Hell, Davey-boy.
"It is Dr. Tee to you..."
Hmmm, sounds a bit like that 'pride' thingie that's on the list of deadly sins.
Can we call you Teeheeheefuckoffifeeldirtyaroundyou?
Edit: I think Dr. doesn't mean Doctor in this instance, but is an abbreviation for "don't read"
"It is Dr. Tee to you and no permission has been granted to address me otherwise."
(*Voiceover by Ralph Ineson *)
'On "Salvage Hunters"...:
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...Drew Pritchard takes the piss out of David Tee.
Whilst his sidekick John Tee...:
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...gets his big cock out. Because your 'God' did not say he could not use it. '
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