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Acharya S videos

May 5 2008 at 9:15 PM
  (Premier Login Oscar50)
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I'm not always in agreement with Acharya, I do believe Jesus existed, for example. But she makes some interesting videos and some of the reference points are good.

For anyone interested:

http://www.truthbeknown.com/videos.html

 
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JVH ^_^
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Sounds like porn

May 6 2008, 1:37 AM 

... for the mind that is.

"I do believe Jesus existed"

Really? Based on what? The abundance of firsthand accounts of Jesus the Christ as portrayed by the bible perhaps?

Or maybe the many archeological finds; the artifacts, like, you know, insignificant stuff such as dwellings, works of carpentry, self-written manuscripts etc..?

 
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Jackie
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I know what you need, you frustrated so and so........

May 6 2008, 7:04 AM 

less porn for the mind and more porn for the .............Smile!

Hey, I was told off, weren't I now. babe? I called you and pain and I was scolded. Where is the humour, I ask?????!!!


As for Jesus existing, oh gawd - Lighten UP!! Give 'em a break, honey.

BTW, I think I am turning atheist or have I been atheist all along? So if I believe the is a Absolute, and for me Absolute means First Cause, First Energy, Intelligence, but maybe a non-emotional Thingy, Just IS) - does that make me atheist or agnostic or Jackie?? !!

Cos you can have spiritual atheists' can't you?

I came across this question while googling:

" Can an Atheist have a spiritual experience and if so does that negate their Atheistic stance? ..."

One reply was:

" think that an atheist can have what theists might define as a 'spiritual experience', but the atheist themselves will alway think of it as interesting, as yet inexplicable, occurrence"

This is at:

http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=117818

An interesting read there...

Oh well, onward and upward and ever evolving.......I just LUV it!!

Jacks




We are all of 1 Spirit
and
1 Spirit is The All That Is!

 
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(Premier Login Oscar50)
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Ass is a profane word

May 6 2008, 7:28 AM 

You know, body parts are "ugh". Christians don't fart. Apparently they don't have bowel movements either. Anal retentive extremists.


 
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Based on my studies

May 6 2008, 7:27 AM 

What I've read shows a history of the "Church" getting rid of any accounts of Jesus that portrayed him as a human being, or as too human. In order to erect the myth of the God Man, and literalize this ancient myth that was known as metaphor, and graft it onto the person of Jesus long after his death.


 
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Marge
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They took a hero

May 6 2008, 8:09 AM 

and made him a superhero. I love heros, even if they are not super....so Jesus is just alright with me. (now you can start on me, JVH) Hell I'm into heroes so much I married mine. sigh

 
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Jesus is just alright with me

May 6 2008, 8:12 AM 

Yeah. Me and the Doobie Brothers.




 
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JVH ^_^
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Hey, I have no trouble with a Jesus

May 8 2008, 3:01 AM 

... I repeat; a Jesus, who studied to 'become' a prophet, preached a few years, got into trouble with the Roman authorities and was crucified.

After all, schools where one could study to become 'a prophet' were common place in the those days and the area, and, Jesus; Yeshua, Yoshua etc. was a common name. So, it would actualy be very odd when we would not find a Jesus who studied to become a prophet and preached around.


However, a Jesus the Christ as portrayed by/in the Bible is quite a different animal.

 
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Marge
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A composite animal

May 8 2008, 5:36 AM 

thinks I...a unifying object to worship...keep the people united in religion and you keep them united in state.

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All ... religions show the same disparity between belief and practice, and each is safe till it tries to exclude the rest. Test each sect by its best or its worst as you will, by its high-water mark of virtue or its low-water mark of vice. But falsehood begins when you measure the ebb of any other religion against the flood-tide of your own. There is a noble and a base side to every history.- Thomas Wentworth Higginson


 
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J

May 8 2008, 8:34 AM 

Figured out the title of that book your were telling me about?

 
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M

May 8 2008, 12:07 PM 

Still dwelling the sweet infinity of my book shelves.

(Please, can somebody show me the way out of here?)

 
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Marge
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It's a personal path

May 9 2008, 7:34 AM 

between you and the higher power.

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Love one another is the total message of God to man

 
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It's a shameless plug

May 10 2008, 1:56 PM 

for ppl to buy her books or send her money. She operates a website where she has many ppl who mindlessly follow her like the religious follow televangelists. I don't see much difference. She is against religion and says it's the religionists who are evil, they say she is. If religion was the evil she claimed she wouldn't mimic it.

Here's a recent post from her. One should note that when she defends Zeitgeist, she is careful to say she ONLY defends the first part of Zeitgeist. The post below shows that she doesn't agree with all of it:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Christ_Conspiracy/message/11490

There is a fabricated and stunningly mindless push within academic circles to white-wash the predatory role of Islam against Europe over the centuries, to transmute the numerous wars of Muslim nations against Europeans, the millions of European slaves taken by Muslim pirates in the Mediterranean, the gigantic wars of conquest and enslavement launched into Spain and France, and into the Balkans up into Austria, to make all of that something benign and actually helpful, as if it was responsible for uplifting primitive barbarian Europeans into the Enlightenment and Renaissance. This is like saying Hitler liberated the Jews, and that the high numbers of Jewish people winning Nobel Prizes today is due to the influence of Nazism on Jewish culture. It is the most foul and dirty lie, promulgated by clever propagandists with very clear political agendas for facilitating an Islamification of Europe in the modern time. The aim appears directed to making Western people think "gosh, those smart Muslims, we really owe them a lot" and hence to increase immigration from those "smart" Muslim lands, and not to worry when groups of punkish Muslim youths, who dropped out of school before they could get to the advanced mathematics or physics classes, much less to speak the language of their adopted homelands, are caught trying to plant terror-bombs. People should use their own eyes to see for themselves how Islam works to block the intellect, to render its believers incapable of critical thinking, and how its rules against artistic expressions -- for example, forbidding images of people or animals -- permitting only a brain-numbing calligraphy, a thousand ways to write "God Is Great" on a mosque wall, but nothing else.


"Islamic science" to the extent that it existed, was the product of conquest and acquisition, with scientifically-thinking people of other religions and cultures being the real inventors and scholars within Muslim-dominated regions -- peoples of Greek, Christian, Jewish, Assyrian, and other multiple non-Muslim backgrounds, were always the ones who made the discoveries and contributions to which Muslims are today grabbing onto psychologically, to prop up their current sorry social conditions. And in those cases where Muslims did make discoveries, in the majority of cases these were forced converts to Islam, having a sword put to their neck. The Greek Christian scholars then became "Muslim scholars", with the writings of Aristotle and so many others, giving a foundation to "Islamic science", which did not persist due to its dependence upon captured infidels, who invariably died, without any larger group of students to whom they could pass along their knowledge, given how that knowledge almost invariably undermined Islamic totalitarianism.


The whole sorry business is like the al-Qaeda bombers using cell-phones as detonators for their murderous bomb-making, and then claiming they invented the cell-phone and dynamite. Well, I suppose we can grant to them the "novel use" of a cell-phone in this case, and give them a patent on that idea. Or the "invention of the concept of zero" -- which actually came from India -- "Islamic science" is also something of a Big Zero, an oxymoron, with little more than the term itself being an invention.


The article below speaks to a new book by a Prof. Gouguenheim, breaking with this foul tradition of distortions, throwing off the "New History" being funded by Saudi petro-dollars globally, or as enthusiastically written by people who have no problems with totalitarian Islamic culture. Note the "sarcastic" statement by one of the Islam-friendly critics of Gouguenheim -- his sarcasm is the truth, but he does not appreciate it. The article also exposes some connection between the old Nazis and Islam as well -- we know this in the context of Hitler's friendly embrace of Haj Amin al-Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem, in their shared plans to exterminate the Jews and other non-Muslims of the Middle East. Also such historical tid-bits as the nation of Persia changing its name to "Iran" -- what we in the West would call "Aryan" -- as a quite voluntary supplication to Nazism and Hitlerism by yet another big chunk of the Islamic world. Or the various SS officers fled to Islamic nations after the war, to escape the hangman's noose, whereupon they converted to Islam, took Muslim names, and were absorbed into the armies of the Arab League for the multiple wars launched against the young state of Israel. Gouguenheim adds more to this history, pointing out how one old Nazi wrote an influential text about "Europe's Debt to Islam" in the post-war period. Oh, the problem is, the book is not out in English. Only in French, but if you speak French there is a copy on Amazon.com for over $100. The truth may set you free, but is rarely free by itself.
http://www.amazon.com/fausses-terreurs-lan-mil-approfondissement/dp/2708405667


Much of this has been covered previously by other scholars, such as Bat-Yeor, Andrew Bostom and Robert Spencer, and we have a long list of such books (at a more reasonable price) in the "Saharasia Today" section of our on-line bookstore: http://www.naturalenergyworks.net But it is an historical episode about which not enough has yet penetrated into the public mind. The multi-culturalist ideologues who are promoting Islam into the West do not have our best interests at heart.


Man neither chooses physical life, nor does he choose spiritual life. Both are gifts from God.

 
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Vince
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I came across an interesting animation

May 11 2008, 10:35 PM 

...the other day, showing the rise, expansions and contractions of numerous civilizations in the middle east. I found it fascinating, as there were some I didn't even recognize.

http://www.mapsofwar.com/images/EMPIRE17.swf

Tell me if YOU recognize them all!

-Vince


 
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