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"Du mußt Amboß oder Hammer sein"
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Secret messages - goodness me.....and what do those do for friendly communication?
Anyway, since the subject has turned to anvils and hammers - and I hear music from some pop song wafting over this thread - how about upping the cultural level around here? Music and anvils and hammers - Josef Strauss and Feast of Fire/Feuerfest - played by Andre Rieu at Schonbrunn, Vienna (DVD) Absolutely hilarious..... |
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The script: Number Two: You are too strong. We'll see. “Du musst amboss oder hammer sein.”Pretty deep stuff. Maybe it means “hit or be hit”, or maybe Stephan Hermann Huller (ultra-serious academic extraordinaire) is very subtly accusing maryhelena (plumber by day, fantasy character by night) of committing the “bifurcation” fallacy. Yet we'll never know, will we? Stephan Hermann Huller no longer converses generously with all human beings, since he knows that some are more equal than others. |
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But simply because one does not agree with some portion of, premise of, idea of, or with the -speculations- being offered by another forum member, is no excuse for not presenting ones opposing views and counter-arguments politely, and in a courteous gentlemanly manner, without hurling demeaning insults post after post at the collective intelligence of all other posters on this board not agreeing with your own narrow opinions. Quote:
If you are not tolerant, you are intolerant. Anyone 'who promote(s) toleration' of any views not agreeing with your own narrow views, therefore ...'are really not that interested in finding the truth' ? This Forum is not the Holy Roman Catholic Church. Tolerance is a highly valued virtue here. (No one gets excommunicated, beheadeded, or burned at the stake for stating their opinions .) There are other posters participating in this Forum who have devoted decades of their lives, and tens of thousands of hours in the study, examination, and discussion of the contents of ancient religious documents. We endeavor to tolerantly maintain a respectful discussion of whatever subject matter is under consideration, not mount sweeping accusations and put downs, such as that other Forum members "are really not that interested in finding the truth." Quote:
in all accordance to what the words signify to -me-, personally. That however does not entail that I have to believe or accept every piece of trash that religion has invented. If I 'embarrass' and 'ridicule', it is the obviously contradictory and the outlandish IDEAS and the contrived, fabricated WRITINGS that I embarrass, not individual persons, dead or the living. Quote:
Mountainman, whom even I do not agree with, presents the opinion that he believes to be the most rational, logical, and economical explanation for the rise of the Christian religious phenomenon and structure. Quite simply his perspective is not your perspective, nor my perspective. But as a fellow human being, he is entitled to an equal measure of an equal right to be heard, and to register his opinions. No one is being forced to agree with them, or even argue them, if they really bother you too much, you can simply put him on 'ignore'. Quote:
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But simply reverted to the parroting of contradictory and discredited Catholic writings. My posts are still present in that thread, you are still welcomed to address them there. Quote:
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Why do you think it is that Toto becomes so exasperated when mountainman opens up yet another thread, or replies with -anything- to any post??? I'll be glad to further lay out my arguments for why I believe that Mani was originally 'un-Christian' in the thread this one was split from. It is not at all complicated, to understand it, all you need do is lay aside long discredited Roman Catholic polemic. |
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