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In my view, we all feel the Holy Spirit when we're stoned. Jesus kept talking about all this knowledge that will come upon you, when you receive the Holy Spirit, and now we're finding out about pot's brain (cell)-multiplication talents. You'll talk to everyone, about anything stoned.
Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.
-Albert Einstein
did Albert Einstein really say lame?
nope
I don't quite understand what you mean, but there are plenty of BETTER books that are just as old, if not older, that contain more wisdom in one passage than in the entire Bible. The Odyssey, the Illiad, the Aenead, the Epic of Gilgamesh, the Dao de Jing, the writings of Confucius, Plato, Aristotle, Euripides, Socrates....Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
Man I barely scratched the surface with all of those.
BTW, Confucius said, "He who goes to bed with an itchy bum wakes up with smelly fingers."
I, totally, have to disagree with Confucius on that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by F L E S H
My ass is cleaner than a whistle, and I had a bug bite.
So what's the story with Jesus then? Is he the only man in history to say he's the Son of God?
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Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
that's a different Mary...
All women are born full of Grace.
Jesus was not God, he was one with God.
Who said he was God? He didn't.
Some people think he was/Is.
Is that what some people consider Christians? As those who worship Christ as God?
Do some people view Christians different than Catholics?
Obviously they do or else there wouldn't be war in Ireland over the same religion!
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Originally Posted by Roadking
Let he who is with out sin cast the first stone...
They all left, and so did that style of religion, however there are some who want to keep it around. This was the first time there were rules about how to treat woman, and it blew the menā??s minds how well Jesus treated woman and exalted them in high places. This Mary was just that type. One who was picked up out of the muck and lifted high. Great thing to think about.
Folks, dont be IGNORANT! and dont be so easily led by people calling a good thing a Lie.
By the way.. I see some here found the on_line source of twisted anti logic, there are many and I've seen all they have to offer. Only Fear.
I still haven't seen your rationalization for worshipping a genocidal child-killer...
Jesus was not a child-killer. You can take his words, but you can't show me anything by saying this stuff. If you quoted me, like people quoted Jesus, you'd say that I was a pedophile because once I said, "if that girl was older, she'd be hot".
No, not Jesus. His dad, who killed all the first-born children in Egypt because of something their parents did, and then killed forty-two more kids for making fun of a bald guy, and ordered his chosen people to commit genocide.
And...huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by ermitonto
Worship?
Hmmm, I never thought about worshipping anyone other than Jimi Hendrix.
And then Jesus' Dad (God) killed the Dinosaurs, too. Such a shame.
Oh, are you talking about the President?
You don't worship God? Then surely you must at least believe in him and have some sort of respect for him. And paying even the tiniest bit of respect to a genocidal child-killer is, in my opinion, wrong.
First of all, the Bible says nothing about dinosaurs. It claims to hold the entire history of the world from the beginning but somehow it left out the dinosaurs bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
Secondly, how can you even compare killing children and committing genocide to killing dinosaurs? If I killed some reptiles, most people wouldn't have too much of a problem with that, but if I killed a whole bunch of kids I'd probably be jailed for life if not executed. Even if we assume that killing dinosaurs is morally identical to killing innocent people, that just means that killing off the dinosaurs is just as hateful a thing to do.
Ermontinto- You don't know who God is.
Jesus Christ was the son of God and people still can't get his words straight, because he was the son of Pot.
There you go again, looking into the Old Testament.Quote:
Originally Posted by ermitonto
I don't believe in the apple of Sin, it was a parable, Moses wrote it and intended on his children learning it. His birds and bees might have been apples and snakes.
Oh, and because the Dinosaurs had children, too.
I do know who God is. God is a fictional character in an ancient book. In the book you're quoting which describes the stuff he does, he kills children and orders genocide. That, in my opinion, makes him a very cruel and heinous fictional character.
Explain our origin.
If the Old Testament wasn't meant to be taken seriously because it's a bunch of fiction, why is there no disclaimer that says "don't take this stuff seriously because it's a bunch of fiction"?
The Big Bang occurred. Who's putting these thoughts into your head?
How are you coming up with the freewill to think these things, as well as eat you're breakfast, and remember your girlfriend?
Why are thoughts created?
I don't pretend to have all the answers on how the universe and life originated. Nobody does, and certainly the writers of some ancient book of lies didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
Genesis Chapter 1 Verse 11
And God said “Let the earth bring forth grass, the cannabis yielding seed,”
Genesis Chapter 1 verse 29.
And God said behold, I have given you every cannabis bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth and every tree, in which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed: to you shall it be for meat.
Why is it that everything, in the Universe, works out mathematically? Why doesn't Haley's comet run into us on schedule? Why is every place in sight of our planet, barren?
Thoughts are created because it is evolutionarily beneficial for us to have thoughts. Nobody is "putting" these thoughts into my head. My sensory organs do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
I don't have the answers to those questions, and neither does the Bible. The Bible just says the universe was created by some big invisible murderer, and can't explain where that thing came from. That doesn't answer the question; it just brings up a plethora of new questions.Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
E-tito, who created thoughts of evolution, or who created evolution? Your mother and father gave you those sensory organs, so they are your God.
I have a question, have you read the Bible, every word? Cause I sure the Hell haven't.
Organisms which have mutations that help them survive in their environment live longer and are more successful at passing on their genes. Nobody "created" that phenomenon; it just happens. The Bible certainly doesn't mention my parents anywhere, so I don't see why I should consider them as a God and not just as my parents. I love them but I don't worship them as omniscient, omnipotent creators of the universe.Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
No. But if you're going to believe in it so fervently, you probably should.Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
What I'm saying is that they created your Universe, you can't deny it. But, it's something you can hold against them. But they're Our immediate Gods and we have to be accepted by them before we can attain other Gods.
Saying that Jesus was the Son of God to explain everything that happened in his lifetime, for 2000 years, must have something behind it and we can't see it, because we're the future people, the ones who God, Himself, had planned for all along. Our time's up, I think. It's time to change the World. Jimi Hendrix said the Earth flips axis every 2,000 years or so, and I believe Him. Oh, and by the way, I think God was within Jimi Hendrix.
All I'm doing is quoting it. Can't you tell? :stoned:Quote:
Originally Posted by ermitonto
edit: sometimes I'm adding a "pot" flavor to it.
I've browsed the Bible.