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bring back the pics of the girlfriend so we can judge her again. good christian talking the talk but not walking the walk like so many do. preaching a way of life only lived part time when it suits them. aren't there rules against this in your copy of the bible?
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I have no religious beliefs and I believe that is what makes me truly free. |
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It is funny. I am a bit older than most here and things have simultaneously become clearer and more complex. Emotion plays a smaller part in my life, the kind of emotion that drives people to reproduce, to win at any cost, etc; those things run by hormones. These have been replaced by a desire to "understand" others, a reluctance to judge, although that seems to be a permanent part of us. It is my hope to never let a day pass without doing what some would call "a good deed". Even at my advanced age, I am "a work in progress". So many questions will never be answered. So many things cannot be defined in absolute terms. But, being uncertain really isn't all that bad. In a way, it makes me understand how much I am a part of a huge universe and am really insignificant in the overall scheme of things. It makes me both humble and proud at the same time. Maybe I am an anomoly, or maybe I am crazy. It makes no difference. I am happy with who I am!! |
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I always get confused when people say "BB". I keep thinking they're talking about me. Or am I just narcissistic? :confused:
Personally, I don't care about what other peoples' religion is. Religion can encourage many great things, but it can also encourage much evil. People can do many great things without religion, and they can commit just as much evil all by themselves. We all have our faith, be it in a higher power or in nothingness... or in something in-between. That, by itself does not define the person in my eyes. It's what you do with your particular faith that matters. Fundamentalist people of religion bother me, but then so do fundamentalist athiests, whom I believe are really no different. I won't try and convert you to anything, nor will I mock your faith. As such, I expect the same from you. BB. |
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BTW, anyone who has been in combat is usually believes in God. Funny that while you are dealing with your possible demise your values change... |
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Do these folks in combat who find a deity find a Christian god, Islamic god, thor, a rock or an old 911 springlate (for you forgotten animists!)??? FWIW, I am aware of many anecdotal stories of folks who lost their belief of god in a "foxhole" just as you probably know many stories of folks who found god in a foxhole or on death row. Best, Kurt |
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you do understand that both pray to the same God? |
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If you flip that photo correctly to portrait mode, you will see the face of God. See Him?: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1183588821.jpg Why do you mock Us, nostatic, placing His image on its side! Blasphemy! :) Best, Kurt |
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Isn't that special. Kurt |
Alot of these responses proves my initial suspicion. Liberals will use any given topic be it Islam, gay rights or corruption in the church as a vehicle to promote their secular lifestyle. Last I checked our national pledge states that we are "one nation under God". If you have a problem with this Europe is largely secular.
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just a different explanation and perhaps a different level of evolution Inquisition vs Fatwa's/Sharia Crusades vs Jihad God is love vs Islam is the religion of Peace Jahweh vs Allah both believe Jezus Christ was a Prophet and the Messiah ( unlike Jews) both accept Noah's ark, the floods , Mozes and everything in between exactly the same thing, except some things are at a different point on the time line pretty much the only thing Islam does not accept in the Christian teachings, is the concept of holy Trinity... other then that , same God... seriously.... and the pledge of allegiance , "under god" part... is that part of the Constitution or is it a violation of The 1st amendment?? |
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Very nice post! |
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I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. |
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