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Well, thanks for that vote of confidence, Diana, but there would first need to be some meat for me to mince.
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If anything, "man" is merely a subset of the species commonly referred to as "human." Likewise with your nonsense about "Jewsus." Jesus is a "man" because he (allegedly) had a penis; he was Jewish because his parents indoctrinated him into the Jewish cult. No duality at all. He was merely a man who believed in Judaism, if you accept his existence at all. Quote:
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Having fun trolling I see. Well, small minds are clearly entertained by small deeds. Quote:
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So, knowledge and understanding is the only way to remove doubt? Is that what you're going for? What's the "opposite" stuff all about and what would that have to do with assumed belief in a fictional being that is defined as "not knowable?" Is this your first computer and you just love the way the keys feel? Is that it? Quote:
Would you care to pick any one of Jesus' parables and demonstrate precisely what the "reality behind" it is? I withdraw the question. Quote:
Let's try this again. Look in a dictionary for the definition of the word "parable," ok? Gooood Amos. Quote:
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So, your "argument" is that the rapture--a future event--has already occurred (I suppose, in some sort of eternal time loop paradox, yes) and that our soul is already in heaven as we are here on earth, is that about the thrust of things? Thanks for participating! Don't let the URL slam you in the ass on your way out... (edited for formatting - Koy) [ January 07, 2002: Message edited by: Koyaanisqatsi ]</p> |
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My question would be: what good is it to you if your soul is in heaven while you are [still] on earth? From my view heaven and earth become one and the same when we become part of our soul and for this to happen our ego must rapture first. So unlike popular American belief that after the rapture we go to heaven, I suggest that after the rapture we remain on earth which now becomes heaven because the ego has raptured. BTW "The rapture" is not a universal event but just a personal realization of truth. Amos |
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There is no hidden code or deep, spiritual meaning and speaking the "true" name of god backwards will not uncreate reality, ok? Quote:
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Dancing around in a trippy sort of daze with etymology only leads you right back to your own mind, my friend, so, by all means, enjoy the circuitous pointlessness and read whatever you want into things that have no complexity beyond that which you inflict. Quote:
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Don't worry, it's not your fault. You've clearly been brainwashed so severely that they've removed several layers. Quote:
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I don't suppose the idea that all of this "rapture" nonsense was either the product of frightened, oppressed desert nomads desperately creating a ficticious mythology that would explain away and thus alleviate their suffering or the more probable notion that an elite faction of control freaks deliberately concocted such childishly simplistic imagery in order to manipulate people such as yourself into following their cult ever crossed your "mind," right? I withdraw the question. (edited for formatting - Koy) [ January 07, 2002: Message edited by: Koyaanisqatsi ]</p> |
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01-08-2002, 03:57 PM | #34 |
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Ding Ding! Round three?
Damn. And me without my popcorn... During the next intermission, let's all stand and sing "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy." Whee. d |
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There is no cosmic code to it all, other than poetry, which is nice work if you can get it.
Not really, the pay is lousy, and one's fellow practicioners are frequently Not All There. Michael |
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