Clash,
Is this for real? When was this article written, 1902, 1802?
Imagination is more important than Knowledge. Albert Einstein
Sargon
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Girls Playing Sports (good or bad idea)
by clash_city_rockers ini found this really informitive artical by doug wilson at http://www.cradena.org on parinting are daughters who might play competitive athletics in high school or college.
maybe this would be a good topic to kick around in our discussion board.
all are welcome to give thier take on the matter in this round table discussion on parents raising thier daughters who may be athleticly gifted.. doug wilson artical can be found here at cradenda agenda, i think this is one of the best articals on the subject that is full of wise counsal and i hope you too can benifit from this artical that has a cultural impact and hopfully restoration in it's ramifications.. http://www.credenda.org/issues/13-6childer.php.
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Tonite's Do or Die. Go Leafs Go!!!!
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Political Compass Test
by Spartacus inthis is a neat little test, there aren't any wrong answers, only what you think, after answering the questionaire it tells you approximately where you stand on political and economic policy.
(numbers below 0 are to the left, numbers above 0 are to the right).
http://www.politicalcompass.org/.
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Sargon
Interesting test. I ended up in the same quadrant as Maggie Thatcher and Adolph Hitler (interestingly maggie was further right than Dolph), right next to Tony Blair and Jack Straw (that's not Jack Straw from Wichita who the grateful dead sang about is it?)
Anyway I'm right: 2.5
Authoritarian: 0.87Again no major surprises.
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Your Political Colours.
by Englishman inhow left or right are you?
are you a libertarian or an authoritarian?
which political party comes closest to your views?
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Sargon
No real surprise here. Very right-wing non-libertarian:
Labour 13
Lib. Dem, 13
Cons. 74
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canada area
by orbison injust wondering if any here are from the vancouver bc canada area?.
if so, drop me an email.
orbi
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Sargon
Hamilton... Steeltown, Canada's pollution and lunatic center. Wonder if there's a connection?
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shadow boxing
by almostwhole ini have watched the discussion on this forum for some time,have never been able to commit to a response.. my question is this , while recognizing the catharsis of discussion and debate ,when do we say enough is enough and get on with it?(life).
how do we,why are we so drawn to the process of yelling at a community who largely will not hear.
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Sargon
Like Nathan, I too left 25 years ago. I wish that a forum like this had been available back then, maybe I would have understood better my sense of loss and insecurity. The only reason I'm here now, is not to box my shadow or chase my tail; but to help others I Know rid themselves of the shackles imposed by their association with the borg.
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No "Salaried Executives" Deception
by metatron inthe may 15, 2002 watchtower pg 11 contains the following .
statement:.
"such funds (the worldwide work box) are not used to.
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Sargon
It all sounds like 'newspeak' to me.
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Opening the Door
by trevor inopening the door.
in order to make the reasoning mechanism of a witness function, the facts you have must reach the mind.
if the wall cannot be penetrated, how do you reach the mind of the witness?.
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Sargon
Hooberous,
Save one and you save the world.
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Christians, what's so great about Jesus?
by sleepy inchristians, what's so great about jesus?.
why do so many people feel the need to base their life on a person, they have never met, did not write any of the works on his life, and has enormous claims made about him that can not be proved to be true?.
sounds just like following the governing body of jehovahs witnesses to me.. can anyone give me a good reason for me putting trust in this man?
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Sargon
WOW!!!
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Christians, what's so great about Jesus?
by sleepy inchristians, what's so great about jesus?.
why do so many people feel the need to base their life on a person, they have never met, did not write any of the works on his life, and has enormous claims made about him that can not be proved to be true?.
sounds just like following the governing body of jehovahs witnesses to me.. can anyone give me a good reason for me putting trust in this man?
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Sargon
Thats what i'd thought too, but it turns out that it was written by Rabbi Hillel. One would think a perfect person would not have to resort to borrowing theology from a mere mortal.