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1) The word "devil" is in quotations.
(Learn to understand better what it is you read before commenting.) 2) The God of the church is but a shard of the fragmented truth. (Nobody owns a definitive explanation of God; the closest is Einstein.) 3) Athiests are in severe denial. (Ironically, they consider themselves to be the most free.) ___________________ A typical Christian (or any typical religious devotee) knows no more about God than an atheist. |
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In severe denial of what exactly?Who says that what you bang on about is 'The Truth'?Do you want that other injection or what?What are these semi-religious,seed of doubt-like patterns of thoughts of yours?
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09.26.2006, 07:06 AM | #63 |
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You people should read something other than the internet...like maybe more actual books.
I can't keep banging my head against this wall with a bunch of obstinate ne'er-do-wells. |
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The "individual" members of the human race are all in denial to one degree or another concerning their eventual personal deaths. All denial and all fear springs forth from this source.
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What I'm trying to say is, that I don't understand why people have to defend themselves or make an issue about being gay, black, short, fat, whatever. This isn't even about being gay. It's about the urgent need to prove a point, that has already been dealt with... at least in a lot of western progressive countries, that is. You live in London, right? Do you feel that you have to watch your words and back as a gay man in London? I can't imagine that the average Londoner still has difficulties regarding this issue. It's a different story in other places though, and if gays there have to go out and protest, it would make sense and have it's purpose. You bring it up a lot on this forum, and to me, it says more about the way you feel personally, than the average Londoner does. You might have your reasons for that. I don't know. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you're victimizing yourself when there's no reason too. I'm not trying to attack you, by the way. I'm just asking questions, ok?
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If one didn't live in denial of death with fear then they would ___________. (fill in the blank) They would actually BECOME who it is that they really are in POSSIBILITY.
Since we don't address our fears because it is too painful to do so, we live lives that are not our BECOMING. We are literally slaves to our fears that our conscious minds will not even allow us to address. You think you are growing impatient. That's a fucking hoot! Ever hear of obscure (haha) things like EXISTENTIALIST PHILOSOPHY or MODERN PSYCHOLOGY ??? By the way, if it helps to pique your interest, the first existentialist is Socrates, who was a gay man. |
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You're a tosser to end all tossers.
Existentialist philosophy has only in the middle of the last century come to light as the most evolved philosophy that there is. It is the historical continuation of the philosophy of self-knowledge espoused by Socrates. Your statement is completely false and one that is simply made up because you have an axe to grind. There are various forms of modern psychology, but the most accepted is Jungian psychology and that's what I mean. You people should stop and read and get it all in context before you hone in on one word like sonicl just did to start a point of contention about...you'll find you have much more in common than you have differences. __________________ Read a book. Don't be Afraid. - Vanessa Briscoe of Pylon You're funny and you don't know why You're funny and you can't even cry You're funny and you don't know why You're funny and you don't even try Cause your head's shaking cause your arms are shaking And your feet are shaking cause the earth is shaking You're hungry and you don't know why You're hungry and you can't even cry You're hungry and you don't know why You're hungry and you don't even cry You take a walk and you try to understand Nothing can hurt you Unless you want it to There are no answers Only reasons to be strong You take a walk you take a walk You take a walk and you try to understand You're in love and you don't know why You're in love and you can't even cry You're in love and you don't know why You're in love and you don't even try - Vanessa Briscoe of Pylon |
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I'll take your word on that Sonicl. Why all the fuss about being gay then? I don't think that it's important for people on this forum to know what sex turns me on. It's irrelevent.
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Still,you haven't answered my question atari.Fair play or no playing at all.
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Yeah, why all the hoopla, people?
You're gay. So fucking what? You people that go around mentioning your gayness every day, in many cases, multiple times a day, are like a bunch of hypocritical, disingenuous Christians that always say "Jesus" over and over to convince themselves that they believe something. I guess gayness is your religion. Guess what? You're a human being first and gay second. ________________ "in the name of Jesus"..."in the name of Jesus"... |
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Wow you really told me something that: 1 - I don't know already 2 - I haven't been told already 3 - I'm not totally happy and comfortable with already Christ,atari,you really are made of bricks! |
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You seem to describe yourself a lot and attribute those characteristics to me. You do this with others as well. It's a trick you learned that you somehow think always works. It's not my fault if you are too obstinate in your perceptions to understand what I've already explained.
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