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dougsoderstrom replying on A Time for More War by dougsoderstrom 1 Sep 2004, 10:18 AM
Of course not........... Of course I am not wrong. Just wait until September 14, 2004...... and then we will see if what I have said is right or not!
Dan garcia-Black on ~YOUR TURN~ by Brandy_n_Cali 1 Sep 2004, 7:49 AM
A little too much piss or not enough vinegar, naybe some vodka would help.
nemA e m Amen. Nice construct.
sliver on How many? by rnsbreeze 1 Sep 2004, 6:54 AM
An inescapable truth. (Unless you believe in incarnation, then it's still inescapable, you just don't know it.)
sliver on Buzzards by rnsbreeze 1 Sep 2004, 6:51 AM
Now that's what I call hitting the perverbial nail on the head!
rnsbreeze on Alterpiece by Torok 1 Sep 2004, 6:30 AM
i guess
rnsbreeze on A Mid-Saturday in June by Spindle 1 Sep 2004, 6:29 AM
nice
rnsbreeze on (A)Gnostic by Nicholas Jones 1 Sep 2004, 6:28 AM
Sometimes it rhymes, sometimes it don't, it is very hard to follow and understand, and should have been edited
dougsoderstrom replying on Two Basic Forces by dougsoderstrom 1 Sep 2004, 6:15 AM
Yes........ such is a wonderful thing!
dougsoderstrom replying on Two Basic Forces by dougsoderstrom 1 Sep 2004, 6:14 AM
Such as yourself......... I presume!
zodiac replying on St. Patrick’s Cathedral by Dovina 1 Sep 2004, 4:15 AM
1) I was pretty sure you were making fun of Dovina for suggesting so in the first place. 2) Nurturing, even by a robot, is not morally neutral. There is a rather interesting and amusing note in the memoirs of Master Wellington-Beeves concering an Irish infant abandoned in a forgotten back courtyard at Cambridge and somehow allowed to grow to maturity more-or-less undisturbed, but that's hardly applicable to this discussion. 3) It's hard to say there's "very little correlation between high church-going levels and low murder rate", because the moral influence of religion extends to most nonbelievers, as Dovina has demonstrated. You can't say a moral is innate simply because the practical reason for it has been forgotten or become irrelevant. I can't imagine what reason might have been for the refrigerator thing, but the condemnation of gayishness, especially gayish monogamy, was probably at some point pretty practicaly, involving political and species-minded motivations. At any rate, gayfear still has to be learned (and unlearned).
zodiac replying on St. Patrick’s Cathedral by Dovina 1 Sep 2004, 4:06 AM
I believe all practical religions have some conception of hell, and that it's probably not possible to believe in a good afterlife without believing in a bad one. Note that the few religions which have tried to do away with their ideas of hell (e.g., modern, ecumencial, American Christianity, for the most part) are all colossal wallowing failures.
shit replying on The Distance Fighter by shit 1 Sep 2004, 3:33 AM
thanx for being so nice!
Shardik on Two Basic Forces by dougsoderstrom 31 Aug 2004, 11:37 PM
Pure smut.
-=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. replying on St. Patrick’s Cathedral by Dovina 31 Aug 2004, 8:31 PM
bow'ls
Dovina on A Usual Days Perspective by TAMARAG67 31 Aug 2004, 8:19 PM
All poems are useless drivel. The human race is useless drivel. Hey, two peas in a pod. Neither on better than the other. I feel better already.
Dovina replying on St. Patrick’s Cathedral by Dovina 31 Aug 2004, 8:13 PM
I’m a believer sometimes and in some ways, nonbeliever in others, existentialist in feeling responsible for my acts with the dread and anguish that responsibility sometimes brings, moral sometimes and in some ways, amoral in others. Another way of saying I’m wishy-washy, changeable, and justified therein by virtue of womanhood? Every issue is like a new day for me, even if it’s been hashed over for centuries. My day is ending while yours begins, a result of our positions on the globe, and its position relative to the sun. My yours reveal some new slant or freedom from a new slant, maybe the knitting of an ancient culture into your own.
Brandy_n_Cali on He by BigB 31 Aug 2004, 8:11 PM
NICE POEM!!! TRULY!!!
Dovina replying on Down With Ingenuity by Dovina 31 Aug 2004, 7:47 PM
By all means, hop on the soapbox. By the way, please vote. 10 means you want me for President, 9 and below mean you're for those bums, Bush or Kerry.
Dovina replying on St. Patrick’s Cathedral by Dovina 31 Aug 2004, 7:37 PM
While this is true for those religions that send unbelievers to hell, I was referring to the comfort of knowing your loved ones are safe and alive and that you will be reunited with them. I would like that comfort, but know I cannot have it.