07 Apr 10
Originally posted by robbie carrobieHi Robbie.
"No reason to get excited," the thief, he kindly spoke,
"There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke.
But you and I, we've been through that, and this is not our fate,
So let us not talk falsely now, the hour is getting late."
All along the watchtower, princes kept the view
Bob Dylan
All Along the Watchtower
All i am interested in is pancake Tuesday 😀
Surely this is the Dyann verse for this thread.
"Disillusioned words like bullets bark
As human gods aim for their mark
Make everything from toy guns that spark
To flesh-colored Christs that glow in the dark
It's easy to see without looking too far
That nothing much is really sacred."
It's Alright Ma (I'm only Bleeding) Dylan
07 Apr 10
Originally posted by greenpawn34yes it is pawn dude, truer words have rarely been spoken. Always a delight to see you down here in the dark recesses of the spirituality forum, where even a little light cannot be overcome by the dense darkness 🙂
Hi Robbie.
Surely this is the Dyann verse for this thread.
"Disillusioned words like bullets bark
As human gods aim for their mark
Make everything from toy guns that spark
To flesh-colored Christs that glow in the dark
[b]It's easy to see without looking too far
That nothing much is really sacred."
It's Alright Ma (I'm only Bleeding) Dylan[/b]
07 Apr 10
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Originally posted by twhiteheadok, sorry, not used to you making fun of me, it is, i must admit, a refreshing diversion from the cut and thrust of the forum 🙂
I'm just teasing you.
I do genuinely believe that memory is a key part of intelligence and that the word intelligence is not just about 'original thinking' but includes the whole range of mental ability including memory, the ability to learn, the ability to do various mental tasks and original thinking among others.
08 Apr 10
I must also point out that the post we were discussing:
But the really really big differance is the others you speak of have no proof that they exist. But one would have to be blind to not see the affects that Satan has on the world. Right? Of course an intelligent person would see that.
Was an attempt to assert a claim and avoid trying to defend it. ie his intention was to insult anyone who disagrees with him and thus hoped that they would avoid answering.
08 Apr 10
Originally posted by twhiteheadi am sorry but unless you can see inside a person, his motives and intentions, you cannot make claims like this. Galvos reference to intelligence was not an insult, merely that a discerning person should be able to look at certain aspects of the system in which we live and through a spiritual comprehension attribute those deficiencies to a satanic element. The problem, that you have is that you know not of the characteristics of this element and cannot make the connection and even if you did, you may not even accept them.
I must also point out that the post we were discussing:
[b]But the really really big differance is the others you speak of have no proof that they exist. But one would have to be blind to not see the affects that Satan has on the world. Right? Of course an intelligent person would see that.
Was an attempt to assert a claim and avoid trying to defend ...[text shortened]... tion was to insult anyone who disagrees with him and thus hoped that they would avoid answering.[/b]
08 Apr 10
Originally posted by robbie carrobieSorry Rob i completely disagree, he was being condescending. Which is the way he normally is.
i am sorry but unless you can see inside a person, his motives and intentions, you cannot make claims like this. Galvos reference to intelligence was not an insult, merely that a discerning person should be able to look at certain aspects of the system in which we live and through a spiritual comprehension attribute those deficiencies to a satanic e ...[text shortened]... f this element and cannot make the connection and even if you did, you may not even accept them.
Imagine if i'd said this -
But one would have to be blind to not see the affects that evolution has on the world. Right? Of course an intelligent person would see that.
How would you feel if i directed that to you?
08 Apr 10
Originally posted by Proper KnobI truly understand what you are saying dear Noobster, but also i dont think that Galvo was being condescending. You must try to understand that the Bible really does speak of persons as being blinded (not in a literal sense but in a spiritual sense), also it takes time to get used to the forum, i myself have really struggled against being dogmatic, but little by little we adjust. You must cut Galvo some slack, he is under real pressure. If you has said that to me, i would have been thankful that it was not worse and launched into a monologue of the deficiencies of the evolutionary model (if i could be bothered) like a bull in a china shop 🙂
Sorry Rob i completely disagree, he was being condescending. Which is the way he normally is.
Imagine if i'd said this -
But one would have to be blind to not see the affects that evolution has on the world. Right? Of course an intelligent person would see that.
How would you feel if i directed that to you?
09 Apr 10
Originally posted by Proper KnobI do need to apologize as I did not say that they way I meant it. Sorry....
Sorry Rob i completely disagree, he was being condescending. Which is the way he normally is.
Imagine if i'd said this -
But one would have to be blind to not see the affects that evolution has on the world. Right? Of course an intelligent person would see that.
How would you feel if i directed that to you?
09 Apr 10
Originally posted by menace71Lol...you need to drop those superstitions dude.🙂
I suck at chess but when I stay out of this forum my rating starts to climb. When I start posting in this forum it seems to go down 🙂 must be a correlation? Problem is it's like crack to post here.
LOL
Manny
20 Apr 10
Originally posted by FMFOk the Good Friday services you are supposed to go to a big crucifix and kiss the Feet of Jesus, as for different parts, tents, T.Vs I'm not sure never saw or heard of it before now
I'm just back from Good Friday mass and there was one thing I quietly declined to do during the proceedings. Before the communion section of the mass, some men brought largish crucifixes to various parts of the church and its surrounds where the congregation was sitting under tent things, all able to see TV monitors showing the altar and choir etc., and everyone ...[text shortened]... p to kiss the feet of Jesus. Surely this falls foul of one of the 10 commandments or something?
26 Apr 10
Originally posted by daniel58It wasn't Jesus or God. It was one might call a 'graven image'. It was a 12 inch plastic doll figure of Jesus/God. The feet are plastic. The blood is red paint. You buy the doll from a shop.
Ok the Good Friday services you are supposed to go to a big crucifix and kiss the Feet of Jesus
26 Apr 10
Originally posted by FMFOf course it ws an image to them no matter what it's made of. Doesn't make much sense does it?
It wasn't Jesus or God. It was one might call a 'graven image'. It was a 12 inch plastic doll figure of Jesus/God. The feet are plastic. The blood is red paint. You buy the doll from a shop.