Messages Dated July 1998
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Where are all the Chicks? 1/3
It carries better odds than the powerball lottery, and can be
nearly as lucrative if a person has incentive.
Not too bad. There has been a recent billboard campaign by a local
fundy group with the message "homosexuality is NOT a family value". One
local politician (I can't remember who) got into trouble for expressing
their view that these people should not be allowed to do that... alot of
people take the first amendment seriously around here. There has been
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It depends if they were breast fed or not.
BTW, you forgot the 't' just before the
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That is now on my list of 'must watches'!
It's sounds stupid enough to be good enough to at least rent.
I'm back! :)
Certifiable madness that's unintentional comic genius!
Some of the tribal chiefs liked to invite both Catholic
and Protestant missionaries to the same supper for yuks.
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Yep!
I already cross-posted one of Harper calling Hoffman not a
Real, True Christian for substituting grape juice for wine. Haven't
checked back for the past couple of days--too busy catching up in
here and other FIDO echos. It'll be interesting to see the
responses to my post giving evidence that a *lot*
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Semantics, semantics. 8-)
Not necessarily. Egypt was mixed race, like the US, with
the south (Upper Egypt) being much more black than the north (Lower
Egypt).
No matter. They still can't handle bog men!
I'm back! :)
Maybe the Second Coming. After all, Jesus did say the
Queen of the South would be judging people then.
Where _DO_ little gods come from?
You may find this interesting--it is a piece of an
article (itself a piece of a book) in the Atlantic Monthly
of last April. Wilson talks about the empirical approach to
cover rationalism and science and the trancendental approach
to cover the mystical and the emotional:
The Biological Basis of Morality
Edward O. Wilson
The Atlantic Monthly, April 1998, pp 53-70.
Ethics and Animal Life
Let me now suggest a still deeper significance of the
empiricist theory of the origin
Lightning Death.
Ah, I did find it, thanks.
Oops!
Secret Tunnel in Pyramids
This is true. However, many of these claims of
prehistorical astronomical expertise rest on the fact that
the "observatory" is aimed at a prominent star which often
supposedly figures in folklore. Precession tends to refute
such links.
If they want to claim accurate prehistorical "solar"
obervatory sites, that's quite a different story.
Applet's Post
My roommate, myself and Lois who lives next door. There are
only 3 houses on our road.
No, Applet. We don't "swipe" things. Why do you ask? Are YOU
inclined to 'swipe' things?
Your ignorance is overwhelming. The ACLU defends anyone whose
civil rights have been violated, whatever hir location on the
political spectrum. They recently forced the state to reverse
their position and permit incarcerated prisoners to have bibles
which they had previously been forbidden to do.
No, I
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Sure, why not?...he left his brain at the 'frontal-hole' door...
UFO's in general
Unidentified flying objects? Yes.
Unnatural? "not of nature; not conforming to the laws of
nature"? No.
No. Assumes positive answer to question 3.
No. Assumes positive answer to question 3.
Fallacious logic on your part.
Gee, I guess George lied
That and the same effect dowsers and the ouija board take
advantage of.
Shame on you limiting the options to known science. <G>
Y2K mania
Area: MILITIA
Date: 28 Jul 98 23:04:00 Public
From: BILL SMITH
To: ALL
Subject: 2000 From the pukes at JoinTogether!
Americans Buy Guns in Fear of Millennium
7/23/98
Fearing a major worldwide computer shutdown
on Jan. 1, 2000, some Americans are stocking
up on guns and ammunition and heading to rural
towns to protect themselves from war zones in
cities, Reuters reported July 17.
"I would not allow my family to be in New York
City for millennium weekend,"
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to
From the neck down, at least...
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That would make sense, as the one inside his head doesn't fluctuate.
Sunday Skool.
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No.
It is not.
It may offer some temporary diversion, but in the long run, getting a
kick out of watching people fight leaves a rotten taste in the
consciousness.... Peace Jno B. jbrawley@creation.org (GenesisNet<-->Internet Gate) jbrawley@jcn1.com (ISP account) FidoNet: 1:100/435.1 GenNet 33:6250/1.1 Origins Talk BBS M.A.C., St. Louis, MO, (314) 821 1078
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(name-scan brings up:)
it Mess with people's neural connections and give them 'visions' (or even
just 'hints' or 'preponderances' or 'intuitions'). Logically, there's
nothing around but quantum mechanics' 'nonlocality' that could be
imagined as an enabler for this very idea.... "How does he do that?" If the universe is fully nonlocalized, such that
every particle is 'aware' of every other and capable of adjusting
slightly to accommodate that info, AND if there's enough of the 'stuff'
to provide
Another Christian Heard From
Restoring the quote at issue that you, unaccountably, left
out in your response, even though you _do_ refer to it in
that response--the bit about "It is fairly central to the
religion, that is true."
Fortunately, that is not my problem, since I do not
accept that book (I _do_, however, "except" it, in your
choice phrase). But I am not the one who thinks Christianity
to be a Good Idea--you are. It is your problem to sort out
the
Ken sacrifices himself!
Yah. That word in the 'commandments' begs to be defined clearly and for
always: does it translate as "kill?" or does it translate as "murder?"
--And, of course, since WE use the same sort of waffling definitionism
in our own society (we "kill" our enemies, but we "murder" our
neighbors), what damn _difference_ does it make anyway? The dead
person's just as dead whether he got "killed" or "murdered".... Jno B. jbrawley@creation.org (GenesisNet<-->Internet Gate) jbrawley@jcn1.com (ISP account)