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  Are We Living At The End Of An Age?

  by metatron in

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  i hardly know what else to call it.

  i have felt many emotions in my life and anxiety, many times but this is different.. it's a sense of the impending, a build up of pressure like a wall of water behind a cracking dam.

  when does it break?.

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  The predominant attitudes of Humans have changed little over time . . . and the manifestations have always been the same on a local, regional, and wider landscape. OT Hebrews under the mosaic law lived in a free-market capatalist system (check it out thoroughly if you don't believe me). The so-called 50 year jubilee was a correctional mechanism, but it was a farce. It was the same as serfdom where asset and resource-holders held all the power. The religious commentators of the day didn't need to gaze into the future . . . only observe what was happening around them. And like us today . . . they hoped for divine intervention.

  We do live in unique times because these attitudes have globalised, and the world population has brought it to a climax. But divine intervention is as forlorn a hope today, as it proved to be back then.

  Vidqun . . .
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  Are We Living At The End Of An Age?

  by metatron in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i hardly know what else to call it.

  i have felt many emotions in my life and anxiety, many times but this is different.. it's a sense of the impending, a build up of pressure like a wall of water behind a cracking dam.

  when does it break?.

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  sizemik

  And if the dam breaks open many years too soon

  And if there is no room upon the hill

  And if your head explodes with dark forbodings too

  I'll see you on the dark side of the moon

  And if the cloud bursts, thunder in your ear

  You shout and no one seems to hear

  And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes

  I'll see you on the dark side of the moon
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  Mother Teresa attacked by Atheist/Anostic group -

  by james_woods in

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  2. experiences

  while i am no fan of mother teresa after reading some of the revealed facts about her life and work - i thought this was just a little out of the realm of polite conversation (but was interesting):.

  atheist group at dartmouth plans anti mother teresa event.. .

  http://www.campusreform.org/blog/?id=4503.

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  Atheists simply lack the same positive track record . . . whoeversaidit

  I would like to make a personal objection to this generalisation.

  For the last five years I've voluntered at the local prison with at-risk inmates. I currently have been visiting a man, once a week, for the last four years. He has nobody else because his adoptive parents have abandoned him. Me and my wife are all he has, and she visits from time to time with me. Twice we came within a whisker of losing him, but we're almost home, 18 months to go. For the depressed, life inside can be hell on earth.

  I also visit an old friend regularly who has mentally collapsed. He lives in a Salvation Army hostel. They're great people. I've known him since we were 3 years old so it's hard to see him like that. All his furniture is stored in my garage. I have two more sets of furniture belonging to elderly folk who left the area when their homes were quake-damaged. My van sits in the driveway. Sorting out their affairs was exhausting in itself.

  I also try to keep informed and lend support to causes on-line if I think they're important . . . like the bill in Nigeria that seeks to execute gay people for being gay, as well as things like child abuse. I send lot's of emails to various representatives/people who hold influence.

  It's not sainthood material, but I'm struggling with a terminal illness myself, so it's all I can manage.

  So I feel forced to blow a squeeky trumpet . . . but if you want to include this Atheist in that generalisation on track records. Perhaps you could point out where I'm going wrong?

  Oh and by the way . . . . fuck you!
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  Dealing with a problem, what advice would you offer?

  by ÁrbolesdeArabia in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  i got a email from a close friend "estimado arboles.

  a bastard is moving next door to me, he is a phucking lying ahole jw, him and his family are moving up the ranks in the jw holy roller world.

  i enjoy smoking weed outside, i never planned on being df'ed but i fear he saw me smoking and now i am waiting for a jc.

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  DOC . . .
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  Ever dream You could fly?

  by insearchoftruth4 in

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  happy@last . . . awesome isn't it?

  I jumped off the neighbours 2-story roof with a home-made parachute when I was 12 . . . and broke my ankle. LOL

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1PUgWLRU5E&feature=relmfu
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  Ever dream You could fly?

  by insearchoftruth4 in

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  Ever dream You could fly?

  by insearchoftruth4 in

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  I can . . . I don't need to dream
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  Dealing with a problem, what advice would you offer?

  by ÁrbolesdeArabia in

  1. watchtower
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  i got a email from a close friend "estimado arboles.

  a bastard is moving next door to me, he is a phucking lying ahole jw, him and his family are moving up the ranks in the jw holy roller world.

  i enjoy smoking weed outside, i never planned on being df'ed but i fear he saw me smoking and now i am waiting for a jc.

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  Let him ask and show him the prescription . . . and then make a point of sitting outside suckin' on a bong with a big grin on his face every time he goes past.
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  Why don't Jehovah's Witnesses Celebrate Thanksgiving?

  by God_Delusion in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  hi guys,.

  being a brit living abroad, i never really understood the whole thanksgiving business.. i think growing up as a jw didn't help either.

  anyway, i've rid myself of those jw shackles and have decided to take an interest into the goings on over the pond, especially as my favourite place on earth is bar harbor.

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  Tell them eating turkey is happifying . . . they might it a go.
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  Would this lie count as sin?

  by Knowsnothing in

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  http://edgeofcivilization.wordpress.com/2010/08/20/lies-and-politics/.

  the story however starts years earlier when themistocles, a politician and general campaigned for money to build a stronger navy against a probable persian attack.

  the athenians didnt believe him comfort, complacent and confident.

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  By definition a magician "lies" . . . uses deception. And we all get entertained . . . no sin there (unless you're a mind-f**d dubbie).