AndyBaker

AndyBaker

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Beesley, thanks for those views. It's good to hear a Christian speak so openly and honestly about the issue while retaining compassion and integrity. I have a couple of questions to ask. If you choose to adhere to the Bible so passionately, then how does your model of

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But in my opinion, as humanity grows and matures spiritually, (talking in terms of decades and centuries), gays will become more and more accepted, and the principle of homosexuality will cause less friction, even in the conditioned mind Man, I can sound like such a tosser. Someone call me a twat, pleas

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What so wrong with it if hetrosexuals can talk about there sex lifes why cant we Because gays are outside the popular definition of "normality", they run against the grain, and can cause friction in some people's i

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Try looking at it in the long run. All I was pondering is could humanity pull it off and would it work One glolbal order and government? Humanity are not yet grown or mature enough. We couldn't possibly do it yet. Maybe in the future, as we have the potential. We're still a bunch of kids. Look at the si

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(I'm looking for a cuddle-buddy really. Fucking would come as a dribbly by-product. No, I'm looking for a monogomous cuddle-buddy. Hey, that sounds like a relationship). You know, you learn things about yourself while typing up these blog things. Nice one. </fon

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Brilliant stuff Claudica! I couldn't have echoed your points more clearly. It's time for the true spirit of our religions to blossom. For too long, humanity has focused merely upon the dogmatic 'framework' of religion, and has missed the Spiritual Heart of its teachings, and of the One that they have been referring to. God bless you!

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I don't think we have to worry about running out things that we don't know Good point! Maybe we won't find everything out ever. The ultimate mysteries must be "Infinite"

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You will always be you, Sal, wonderful as you are There's a core part of us that never changes, I think. We're all good people, deep down, and we can be happy with who we are. I think change occurs because of growt

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... just to make it clear what I meant by "the Word". I wasn't referring to a written word, like the Bible or the Qu'ran. I was talking about the metaphysical Word, by which all things were created. i.e. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” (John 1.1). ... "And God said, 'Let there be light'" (Genesis 1.3)

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If there is indeed one God, as so many religions testify ... then this Deity should be the same for all religions Good point Gangadhara. In my opinion, all religions are

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there will be hard times, but God is only trying to prove his glory through you Too right Ashley. Life is hard, and deliberately so. But this is because hardship builds spiritual muscle and strength. Persevere Ashlee, God won't let you down. Remember that Je

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I believe that thoughts and opinions are tools of the soul, (our self-aware essence - that which is Who We Really Are), tools that can be used to align our perceptions with Truth. Jesus came into the world to represent Truth, to testify that the Truth (or the nature of 'the Infinite') is Spirit / Person / Father in Heaven. "He that hath seen me hath seen

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... bear in mind, as the story goes, the consequence of Adam and Eve's choice was passed down to the whole human race. Thus, we are born into this crap-hole called earth, where pain and death abound. Yet we will end up in Heaven to live life eternal. Am I alone on this one? I personally believe that this interpretation is aligned with "the Truth". For some extra fodder, consider some mo

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Is there some middle ground? Are there any emotionally stable, dependable, yet sensitive and caring men in this world? Yes here! I have a teeny todger though <img src="../images/smiles/smile.gif" border=0 ALIGN="ab

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Oooh me, I'm from England I thought you might be Sally, as you'd seen the poster programme on the other thread. I'm from West Midlands. Have you been there before? I do l

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Adam and Eve were created in Paradise. Everything was good, and pain and death didn't exist. God warned Adam and Eve that if they ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, they would surely taste death, and would be banished

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What can we say about Old Testament verses such as Exodus 32:27-29, Deuteronomy 21.18-21, Numbers 15.32-36, or Hosea 13:16? How can we reconcile them with Jesus’ words in Luke 6.27? Just food for thought. My personal opinion is that God remains the same, and man’s understanding and insights have progressed. As man grows spiritually, our perceptions into the nature and will of God advances (i.e. t

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