Stereotyping & Religion
« Back To Roofers TalkI'm not the only one here who it would appear like a dialogue on this and related subjects . To help clear things up a bit concerning Lefty and I having the same back ground . My back ground in my spirit life has not always beem Catholic. I have been on>>>
egg wrote: [quote]Have we tapped out?
I wondered if you were hovering on the periphary egg, bit surprised you did't share some of the wisdom and rationale that you occassionaly let go. I always like to hear it. Lefty is ri>>>
lol Except for the fact that they are dark and always tended to scare the tar out of me, I always found Grimm's tales fascinating. The Bible tends to do that to me too and for that reason I cannot quote chapter and verse as many can. I agree with Le>>>
If you are for what is truly right," One of my spiritual advisers once told me, "then everything else that is wrong--but seems like it is right---is shown up in contrast to it." egg I don't mean this as an insult or anything other than a question rega>>>
Two infants, male and female, wash up on a deserted island. They survive, have kids and are undiscovered for many years. There's no drawers with bibles in them. And no contact of any kind with the outside world.
What is their religion and what is it bas>>>
As I try to converse on this subject with you lads , I will always use Bible references of ch & vs to make my point. The Bible is where the word of life came to me from. It is my absolute. The things that it teaches harmonizes fluantly with what I feel in>>>
Hi,
The more information/experience you attain, this will answer your questions to the point that you understand/see to your present level of understanding.
When you see this you will be handed a new set of questions. This shows you how much you do no>>>
Hi Dennis,
The question that needs to be asked is "What are their rules for life that developed from their experience.
Without this you can not know.
If you believe in the Garden of Eden, then you will understand why we can not go back.
Our desicio>>>
Interesting topic. Not quite as deep and fundamentally educational as the Airplane Thread, but a good thread nonetheless.
Way back in time, there was the original BeatNik calling for peace throughout the world. His name was Jesus. I do not dispute that h>>>
I only have to say one thing....... All of us will know the answer as to the existence of God or not someday. The question is do you fell lucky? well do ya punk?>>>
Hi Lefty,
I think you just re-worded, and avoided, my question.:)
I've been thinking that the reason for god, any god, and religion, is someone's inability to say "I don't know, but I will look into it and get back to you.">>>
Hi Dennis,
That was not my intention.
You asked What is their religion and what is it based upon?
Knowing what they developed into is needed to continue. It can be anything you choose. But without this information you can go no farther.
We have hist>>>
My grandmother was a deeply religious woman. She came from a hard, alcoholic, athiest, Ukrainian immigrant family. On her own at 14, gathering worms, crickets, grasshoppers, and other live baits to sell to fishermen around Turkeyfoot Lake, near Akron, O>>>
Thank you Mike>>>
....those inter-personal moments are rare Mike, and deserve to be treasured. Lucky you.
Dennis, if you are speaking metaphoricly I think returning to the garden is a great, if impossible notion...>>>










