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Thanks for the posting Nicky.
I've read about the PGA before in Jeremy Lee's books. He saw them as
something sinister. I must admit that while I have grave reservations about
their scheme and certainly have a bone to pick with them for abusin
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Hello BD,
The Committee of 12 to Save the World are the most powerful resistance
composed of former and present Intelligence agents and other people who
actually know what is going on and I'll get you some more info.They are
opposed to the NW
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That all sounds pretty wild, especially the "Committe of 12 to Save the
World".
I wonder, though, about this Constitution for the Federation of Earth. Who is
putting this up? Is that group Parliamentarians for World Order or some other
global
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In other words, the Golden Rule.
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:-D
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By "knowing" that all is connected and that by harming others is truly
harming your Self. And on that note, I would like to take back something
that I said earlier...I do have faith, I have faith in Karma.
;-)
andy
www.bluehoney.org
You tell
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Well one last word before I give up. There is a big grey area between
many Christians who know nothing about the occult/ufos/mind control etc
and those Christians who do know whats really going on. Lets just put
these in the category of 'aware
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<< So for those who feel faith is not healthy...what drives them (us)
to do good?>>
You tell me.
Regards, Tenorlove
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Good works do not come from faith...at least not in my case. There is a
difference between a man who is moral because he fears evil, and a man who
is moral because he knows he is perfectly free to be immoral. So for those
who feel faith is not
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On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, nessie wrote:
> > Everyone believes in something.
>
> I believe in doubt. I've counted the times I believed and it turned out it
> was the right thing to do and I counted the times I doubted and that
> turned out to be the
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My problem with the "if you do that, you'll go to hell" scenario is
that it makes one's salvation dependent upon "good works." And people
use that as rationalization for just about anything. "I can do
whatever, because I can make it up doing '
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I know that you aren't trying to convert me; knowing that, I appreciate the
time you have taken to sit and type what you did. When you said that telling
a child that he/she will burn in hell for doing wrong is a lie, I agree,
that isn't what C
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>Christians also do remote viewing
Lemme tell you about my dog. I adopted him because his previous owners,
who had found him as a stray, couldn't handle him. He was rambunctious and
disobedient. I taugh
ary.html
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eagle 1
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and it is from experience.
eagle 1
http://www.lambsheart.com/fourwinds/hell.html
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Hi Andy etc,
20 years ago - You're going to hell - that's now passe. It's obligatory
for any cutting edge interpreter of prophecy to now know the latest
technology, inc mind control, Blue Beam holograms, weather control,
HAARP, satellite tra
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Well Nicky,
You started off on the same subject, but you started to stray just a bit
into time machines, ETs, and UN foreign troops, however I will comment on a
couple of remarks you made.
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This is news to me, are you speaking from experi
n't blame you to some degree)... But, If you haven't experienced it,
> you cannot logically judge someone who claims to have experienced it. One
> cancels the other.
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> eagle 1
I have experienced it and it's total bullshit.
It's exactly what Marx said it was
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Well Andy,
The drawback of the psychedelic 'we are one/divine/there is no
separation' experience is it only lasts for the duration of the high.
You have only opened one of the top chakras artificially, by the drug
burning holes in the barrier
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> Everyone believes in something.
I believe in doubt. I've counted the times I believed and it turned out it
was the right thing to do and I counted the times I doubted and that
turned out to be the right thing to do. Doubt wins hands down.
s the other.
eagle 1
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... But, If you haven't experienced it,
you cannot logically judge someone who claims to have experienced it. One
cancels the other.
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A bit of humor on the same subject:
Kissing Hank's Ass
by Jim Huber
This morning there was a knock at my door. When I answered the door I found
a well-groomed,
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blue honey wrote:
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> That's a very interesting post, as you can probably tell I'm reading that
> book too. My concern is the mind set of today, why grown adults blindly
> believe something that is obviously untrue.
Consider the following sc
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That's a very interesting post, as you can probably tell I'm reading that
book too. My concern is the mind set of today, why grown adults blindly
believe something that is obviously untrue. Then these same people make
their new found religion
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blue honey wrote:
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> But aside from snakes, think about this - Horus
> from Egypt (was prophesized to be great, born of a virgin on Dec. 25, taught
> in a temple at the age of 12, had 12 deciples, was slain on a cross between
> 2 thieves, of
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No I didn't consider that. But aside from snakes, think about this - Horus
from Egypt (was prophesized to be great, born of a virgin on Dec. 25, taught
in a temple at the age of 12, had 12 deciples, was slain on a cross between
2 thieves, ofte
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