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Hedonism?
What's wrong with the "flesh"? What's wrong with "carnal" thoughts? Why do Catholic make such a big deal out of sex? I don't find anything dirty about the workings of the "flesh." It's natural. It is what makes us man. I'm even tempted to say that people who surrender to their carnal desires are compassionate people. Our flesh arouses multitude of feeling in all of us. feelings of joy, feelings of pain, feelings of mortality. Our flesh makes us vulnerable...we see that in our experience, and we see it in others. We know their pain because we feel pain. (If I'm compassionate, it doesn't show. I know. ) |
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For the record though, I don't believe that the moderation policy at II actually prohibits theists from being moderators. We have considered a couple in the past. IMO, it would be somewhat problematic as it seems to me that effective moderation requires to some extent that one be a "full" member of the community. Very few theists on this board would be able to adhere to the tents of their faith and still support metaphysical naturalism. Regards, Bill Snedden |
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I am a strong atheist when it comes to the existence of man made gods and I am agnostic when it comes the actual existence of something that can be defined as a GOD. You can do a search under my name to find a whole slew of information about my atheism. I hope that clears up your confusion. Brighid |
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He DIDN'T start his own theology anyway, he started basing his views more on scripture than on tradition. [Sola scriptura wouldn't you know] |
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Banff will be beautiful especially if you've never been there. The weather will be OK, sweather or light jacket in late spring/early summer. I've never been there in June so that is just my guess. |
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OH good grief. I thought that I left the Protestant /Catholic BS behind when I left Ireland.
Catholics are wrong because they don't believe in just the magic book. Protestants are wrong because they threw half the magic book out, and made a cult out of the part they kept. Will you people quite this! There are no magic books! There isn't any Christ, for Christ's sake. :banghead: |
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