We have too!

http://mingle2.com/topic/show/287899


I'm currently re reading Kate Worley and Reed Waller's Omaha The Cat Dancer series.

I heard there was a two for one and of year sale on gods...but there's a limit...

only one per customer.

Thank you.

Getting back to your original question:



I personally don't believe that we are separate from God. In fact, it is the illusion of being separate that might cause you to feel like you'd like to be erased.

Once you realize that your true nature is divine, then you no longer feel any need to be erased, and no longer have any fear of being erased. You realize that time is an illusion to begin with. There is no time in which you can not exist.

I'd love to say you're welcome.

But I afraid I'm not the original painter of that scene.

Truly. This reminds me of the joke where a mystic spiritualist goes to heaven and looks around, and everything is perfect and beautiful. A spirit guide approaches with open arms in a gesture of welcome.

Then a new group of people appear to arrive. Suddenly the ground opens up and demons grab all the new comers and drag them down into the hole and it closes back up around them.

The mystic asks the spirit guide what that was all about and the spirit guide says, "Oh those were Christians. They won't have it any other way".



Truly. The only reason that religions appear to be incompatible is because people don't fully understand them. A religion that supposedly has a jealous personified judgmental godhead does not conflict with one that doesn't. It only appears to conflict to those who believe that their vision of God is the only way God can be.

Just like Kleisto suggests, they're trying to LIMIT God whilst simultaneously pretending that God is unlimited.

Talk about a contradiction. There you go. Any religion that puts God in a box and simultaneously claims that God is unlimited is a contradiction unto itself.

To be tortured relentlessly for all of eternity with no mercy and with no hope of ever being freed from the horror.

This is why those dastardly Christians invented the concept of hell. They knew that a gift of eternal life wasn't going to be enough. They had to toss in an extreme fear tactic on top of that. Because there are indeed quite a few people who have no fear of simply being erased from existence.

So they had to make it seem like there was a fate even more horrible than that. Thus there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth, and eternally burning in a lake of fire. You'll WISH that you could simply cease to exist, but to no avail.

That's how much God will hate you if you refuse to worship the Christians.

To say that God can only be present or felt in one belief system or another, or that His word is found strictly in one book as opposed to other books, is to limit Him. If you limit Him, then He is no longer unlimited, and I venture to guess most here would agree that He is.

So given that being the case, He would have to be able to felt and seen anywhere in the world, in any belief system, and available to anyone who seeks. One religion, one book, cannot contain God, cause He is everywhere around. If they could God would not be who He is said to be. He cannot be unlimited if He is limited in whom He is available to and how.

Fallout: New Vegas

No thanks. I don't want a shitty American remake. This is great news because it's getting a proper Region 1 release.


Too bad the sequel was lame.

Merry Christmas, Matt, and all the sci fi peeps!

Your comparing animals to people! People are different from animals. Any moron can see that!

Are we punishing the cow when we kill it to eat it? No. same thing with the bear.

No of course not. They know that I'm making perfectly valid and sensible points and they can't address them. That's why they turn to the tactics of slander.

Tell you what....

I'll convince the Christians of that if, and only if, you can convince me that what you say is true...

If what you say is true, Peter, then it's not important to believe in the Bible at all.

Convince the Christians of that and all will be well.

I already believe that this is true of any genuine truly divine God.

That's your misunderstanding, and far from the truth. Everyone who truly knows me knows that I support trusting in God 100%.

Ask any atheist on these forums who knows me.

What you are asking me to do is to NOT trust God but rather to give my support to a man-made religion that spread bigotry in the name of God.

Instead of placing my faith in God, you want me to place my faith in the ancient writings of a bunch of male-chauvinistic Hebrews who clearly exhibit extreme hatred toward everyone and anyone who refuses to accept their writings as the "Word of God".

You're confusing religion with God.

Besides, the doctrine you support makes no sense and is highly contradicting.

Not long ago you posted the accusation that God is blinding me to the truth of his word?

Well DUH?

If you claim that God intentionally blinds people to the truth of his word then what sense does it make to post Isaiah?

"Hear, ye deaf; and look, ye blind, that ye may see."

How are we supposed to see if your God is purposefully blinding us to the truth.

Clearly the fables that you support as the "Word of God" are nothing more than a convoluted set of lies that are attempting to create religious bigotry in the name of God.

If those myths were written by anyone they must have been written by Satan himself to be depicting such a hateful demonic view of God.

No, Cerise, I don't disapprove of trusting in God. On the contrary, I say, "Get your head out of that ancient book of hate Hebrew lies, and trust to God for real"

I trust in God far more than you can apparently even grasp.

I TRUST that God is genuinely divine and truly righteous in spite of what the ancient Hebrews have to say.

Now, are you going to tell me that my TRUST in God is misplaced?

If so, then you must be suggesting that God is not truly divine and righteous, because this is what I TRUST God to be.

I view God through the eyes of the Eastern Mystics because they see a truly wonderful and righteous God that is worthy of TRUST.

That God of the ancient Hebrews is untrustworthy. Even you recognize that the bible says that God will blind people to the truth of his word.

How can I trust a God who would blind me from TRUTH?

That is hideous and clearly unrighteous, IMHO.

You're the one who's portraying God to be untrustworthy, IMHO.

Your ranting and raving sounds like a broken record...

You hate that anyone else would look to God and trust Him...

Why?...

never mind

See what?

That your religion hates non-believers?

I don't believe in a hateful God Cerise, I'm sorry to here that you support and proselytize religious fables that spew such evil thoughts.

Spreading hate for Jesus' sake, such an oxymoron.