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Gift Of Design Vs The Churches.
The Gift Of Design Vs The Churches.
2/10/2002 In response to the releasing of Universal Truth, the catholic church, specifically the Conference of Bishops, answered us with a computer virus, contained within an attachment. The inquisition is still alive and well and living in cyber space. This brings back the churches history: Joan of Arc. Gallileo. Copernicus. Mary Mc Killop. But to name a few. Despite what the church thinks, free speech is alive and well and our individual communication with G.O.D., the Gift Of Design unfettered by their paranoid attempts to silence us. Standover tactics and fear are the tools of Megalomaniacs. Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely. We will now give you what the Universe, The Gift Of Design has given to us on this situation. We quote: “Customary ways are to undermine those who do not see the way of the church. To dominate, what they see as the world market, puts them into a position of power. That power, is man made, not G.O.D. made. Man, will, by nature take what will give him control and set about in his own image, NOT G.O.D.’s, to destroy the very essence of human life that gives to themselves any real chance of the True G.O.D. connection. Only with the one on one connection, will any real hope of finding themselves emerge. And the church is not about to let that happen. Keep the flock close – do not stray – as to stray will let the devil in. That is not the way of the Universe. That is not G.O.D.’s true teaching. The church will have it’s day in Court. The Universal Court. It’s ALL ABOUT TRUTH. It’s ALL ABOUT TRUST. It’s ALL ABOUT FAITH. It’s ALL ABOUT BELIEF. Only then will the churches be accountable, for they truly know not what they do. BUT THEY WILL! This is SO. Gift Of Design.” M.A.M. |
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Dear Eudaimonist.
Accident or no accident makes no difference to us. We have been the subject of scare tactics, prank phone calls and stalking by those in the catholic church when we have spoken our truth, the universal truth as to the descriminatory ways of the catholic church. When we have gone ''public'' in relation to ''local'' issues relating to the xenophobic attitudes and judgemental ways of the church we have seen the true face of the religion, so called of god. We have seen an institution ''hell bent'' on protecting itself for the reason of maintaining it's power base and in the persuit of this, closing ranks to protect itself even from the secular law. Any man made institution which puts itself above the rest of humanity is showing an arrogance of the worst kind. Not, we would say anything related to a divine power of any kind, let alone preporting to be agents of god. What hypocracy, the very antithesis of the simple message brought by Jesus. Cheers. Malai5. |
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So...G.O.D., when you write that, stands for 'the Gift Of Design'?
I didn't know that I doubt the Catholic church deliberately sent you an attachment with a virus in, if you were being literal and not metaphorical about that. When I was ill I was quite paranoid. But then I got better. Thankfully. Helen |
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by HelenM
So...G.O.D., when you write that, stands for 'the Gift Of Design'? I didn't know that I doubt the Catholic church deliberately sent you an attachment with a virus in, if you were being literal and not metaphorical about that. When I was ill I was quite paranoid. But then I got better. Thankfully. Helen Dear HelenM. Up to the age of 14yrs, I had the same ''sickness''. Then I realised the cause, a malignant case of hypocracy preached every sunday. I took the cure, went ''cold turkey'' and embarked upon the journey to the truth of self and then the ultimate truth of G.O.D. the Gift OF Design. Cheers. Malai5. |
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hi malai5
Actually I have a hereditary mental health disorder and have had two serious episodes of mental illness (to date). If you don't then I'm happy for [all three of] you Helen |
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Helen, I love you.
You make me laugh. |
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You have our greatest sympathy and respect for your battle back to ''you''. The whole area of mental illness is fraught with subjectivity and value judgements. Our ''beef'' is with the ''chemical solution'' and the way in which it is applied. Take Ritalin and ''hyper activity'' in children for instance. A very suspect diagnosis with very suspect agendas. We could just go on and on, but you get our point. Cheers. Malai5. |
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I know what you mean. I think the holistic approach is best i.e. 'try everything' It would take a lot to persuade me to put my children on powerful drugs, but I would try not to rule out the possibility that those drugs could help them. It's best not to close doors of possibility too quickly, in my opinion. Sometimes the best solution is the most unexpected one. Helen |
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Yes, try everything is a good motto, but as I have found, the intent to open up to the positive is the best way. When one has a major problem, there is never a shortage of those who will insist they know what should be done. As you know, the way the ''sufferer'' feels, is a personal experience and cannot be communicated in any real sense to those around. The personal healing journey is where one should take control if at all possible, for after all, it's your body or mind that is at stake. As I have found, survival, or the quality of survival really is up to yourself. These are very important times of growth when one gets the opportunity to face one's own physical or mental mortality and gets to decide, what is most important in one's life. A time when a perspective ''check'' can be taken. Looking back, I would not have missed that time in my life for anything. Cheers. Malai5. |
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