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[quote who="KFC Kickin For Christ" comment="10"]I believe it. I've seen all sorts of stuff up close when you get on the bad side of these homosexual activists. I've never seen such hate and disgusting things they do because they don't get their way. Right now all over the country there has been all sorts of angry demonstrations because of the outcome of the vote in CA. They don't take losing very well.The homosexuals are very angry and letting everyone know it and pay f

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[quote who="Adventure-Dude" comment="8"]Wow. I wonder how the media would have portrayed this fiasco if the Christians retaliated with a REAL game of smear the queers. Even if the acts of the gay community are unforgivable, the Christians didn't helped themselves by provoking them.Cikomyr, out of curiosity did you condemn the gays for provoking the Christians with their post election protest from overthrowing Prop 8? Or was this because the Christians didn't do anything

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[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="7"]Even if the acts of the gay community are unforgivable, the Christians didn't helped themselves by provoking them.Provoking them? Exercising your rights is now provocation? Newspeak is here! Ban all rights! They might provoke some lunatic!God save us from the thought police!You know, if they had ignored the Christians, no one would have heard about it, no one would have cared. But like most of the loons on the extreme left, they ha

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[quote who="Cikomyr" comment="4"] If that is true, Even if the acts of the gay community are unforgivable, the Christians didn't helped themselves by provoking them. [/quote] So by your own words Martin Luthur King was a provacatuer and he should have never been allowed to walk in any white community for fear of provoking the white folk? dude you are one screwed uo person.

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for those that just caznnot take my word for this, here is the much asked for link: http://michellemalkin.com/2008/11/17/anti-prop-8-mob-watch-san-franciscos-castro-district/

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On November 14Th this year a group of Christians decided to pray for gays in San franfreako, the gays responded to this peaceful demonstration by blowing whistles in the ears of the Christians; when this did not stop the Christians from singing Amazing Grace, the oh so peaceful gays started throwing hot coffee and other objects at the Christians, some of the gays showing how much class they have, urinated on several of the group. Then they started shoving the Christians around, touchi

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[quote who="Sodaiho" comment="31"] MM, my sincere apologies. In my classes at Temple, Zen Center, and colleges, people have said the same thing. I forget I am one of those "pointy heads" and that I need to remain mindful and define terms. Epistemology is the branch of philosophy which addresses how we know what we think we know. Phenomenology is a later philosophical school that argues for the subjectivity of things and asks us to investigate the thin

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[quote who="little-whip" comment="22"]Any man who thinks pussy smells like fish needs to date a better class of woman.[/quote] either that or invest in swimming nose plugs hahahahahhahahahaha how you feeling sweetheart?

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[quote who="Leauki" comment="22"]but there is the religion of God... I agree with you that humans distorted His religion in many ways but it is still there.And how do you know, not believe, _know_ which religion and which god is true? [/quote] And there is the crux of the whole situation, every "RELIGION" thinks their way is THE ONLY WAY" no proof needed. they just "KNOW!"

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[quote who="Sodaiho" comment="23"]Good Morning Everyone,MM, thank you for this article and, Zoo, for that question. And thank you, as well, Leauki, for your question. How do we "know" anything? Epistemological questions are one thing when directed at the empirical world, but a wholly other when directed at the metaphysical or religious worlds. Some of would say that our experiences in the world can be held as empirical evidence of God. When we say this, however, we

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[quote who="ThinkAloud" comment="24"]And how do you know, not believe, _know_ which religion and which god is true?That was my point in saying that regardless of which religion you believe in, it is all essentially the same ... and they all lead to the same God. So arguing about which one is the true God is really meaningless. All religions essentially say the same thing ... the only difference is "who" that God is. and to that i said He will be the judge of that ... we have n

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[quote]ThinkAloudon Nov 16, 2008[/quote] quote]You are absolutely correct. People, and of course MM here, say they "love God" .... and they dont think of how serious that statement is [/quote] First off how dare you assume you know how I think! I do know how serious my statement is, what the ramification are and how I arrived at that conclusion.

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[quote who="Leauki" comment="5"]It is my understanding that the only religions that believe they have a lock on the truth (as in their way is the only Way) are Fundamentalist Christianity and Fundamentalist Islam. Judaism has its fundamentalists, but they typically apply this only to Jews, as in the ultra-orthodox among us.I am sure you know that neither Islam nor Judaism claim that their way is the only way to G-d.A Jewish or Islamic fundamentalist who insists that His w

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[quote who="Leauki" comment="4"]How do people love someone they've never met, much less understand? I always found that very interesting...to develop such a deep seated attachment to someone whose voice you've never heard, whose face you've never seen...it's quite odd. You are assuming that those who love G-d have indeed never met Him, never heard His voice.In my experience the assumption is wrong. While you cannot physically meet G-d in this life or physically hear His voice,

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[quote]Sodaiho on Nov 16, 2008[/quote] Quote number three What wonderful explanations of how you see things. wonderful! truly you are a good man, even if we seem to disagree on everything hahahahah.

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[quote who="Zoologist03" comment="2"]I've always wondered something...so don't take this personally:How do people love someone they've never met, much less understand? I always found that very interesting...to develop such a deep seated attachment to someone whose voice you've never heard, whose face you've never seen...it's quite odd. It's like an online relationship, except you don't even get emails...just 2nd and 3rd hand accounts of how awesome that person is. Perha

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I subscribe to NO RELIGION in particular, even though I Identify with being a JEW because simply enough I was born one. I find all Religion an anthema, For one very easy reason, they all subscribe to the following " OUR WAY IS THE ONLY WAY TO G-D'S HOUSE"! As soon as I hear this one statement from any religion they lose me completely. My personal belief is there are many paths to G-D's house after death and for any ONE religion to lay claim to know G-D's mind in this matter is hypocri

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