> Fr. Ivo D'Souza wrote:
> Let us respect those who "believe" that there is no God, as well as those who
> believe,
> with Reason enriched by Faith, that God is our Creator and loving Father.
Fr Ivo
A couple of questions:
1. Is God male, hence father?
2. Is God a white European male like most
Gabe Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My Dear, dear Mario,
> Please give it up; too many people to handle! You
> have the wrong person I don't know what you are
> talking about in regard to Uganda!
> Perhaps your good adversary who has now progressed
> to 3.0 can help you out.check bel
Bonefacio Lopes wrote
"...Salus correia starts his note "SUNIL/AVERTANO" WHOEVER YOU REALLY ARE, didn't
your folks teach you how to address people. No one on the net is whoever Mr.
salus its very important you show respect towards each other while addressing..."
I have every respect for every on
Mario,
I had previously written:
> Het Mario,
> Please try and get your facts right before you
> write here. Unless, of course, there was an attack >
on Uganda that only you and George Bush know about.
> Mervyn3.0
To which you replied:
> Very good observation, Gabe!
Mario,
I am wondering if it's
Santosh wrote:
>
>>Would he feel the same about Zoroastrian
>>revelation?
>
In reponse to the above from me "Fr. Ivo Da C. Souza"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --William of Ockham did not speak about it, to
> my knowledge... Neither do
> I answer...
>
This answer or non-answer and all others
Colin is so upset that Saddam Hussain was removed from
power that he will continue to repeat what everyone
knows, that the WMDs were not found, over and over
again. I have made a detailed case of why I think the
WMDs are still hidden somewhere, but Colin has not
responded to a single point that ha
Ricardo Nunes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>If there is no norm against homosexuality, should
>there be norms against born pedophiles, born
burglars, >born arsonists and so forth
>...the utmost care should
>be exercised to prevent contagion beyond the original
>5% divine
Fr. Ivo wrote:
"...
Let us respect those who "believe" that there is no God, as well as those who
believe, with Reason enriched by Faith, that God is our Creator and loving Father"
Well said Fr. Ivo! I couldn't have said it better!!
Cheers
salus
--- halur rasho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>The comment below is why I believe secularism is
>doomed in India and among Indians.
>
Actually, these religious commentators are not proud
of their Indian heritage. Indeed, this one in
particular from down under abhors the entire ancient
Indian cultur
You needn't lament about that. Just go and fix it -- obviously with an
NPOV (neutral point of view). Wikipedia allows every to contribute. FN
[Goanet]Music of Goa: from Ovi to Fred Disko
Bernado Colaco goanet@goanet.org
It is a shame that Maestro Antonio Figueiredo the
father and protagonist of
With some Goanetters, the ignorance is so bliss or so
callous, 'tis folly to say anything more.
--- percy ferrao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes Gaby, with the knowledge Mario has on Post
> Saddam Iraq, Bushey could even
> appoint as the President of the Republic of Iraq !!
>
> Percy Ferrao
>
Hi Mr. Mario Mascarenhas,
Like you, I have also just returned after a brief gap/break from (the Goanet
postings accumulated inspite of my several requests for unsubscribing), from
an assignment in Nouakchott, Mauritania!
Whatever happened to the Saligao panch(es) in place who issued the lice
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Dear Carlos,
I thank you for that INFO
I wonder who "US" refers to
I wonder HOW you know that for a fact
I wonder WHICH Konkani you refer to
I wonder what you mean by Konkani.
North Indians PROUD to speak Konkani hanh?
I'll remember to add it to the joke section of my web
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>godfrey gonsalves wrote:
>
> > The people of Goa were shocked to learn that Ms Nirmala Prabhakar
> > Sawant ex MLA of 14- Cumbarjua Assembly Constituency, Tiswadi
> > ex Minister for Power, ex-Goa Pradesh Congress Committee, President,
> > a staunch loyalist, quit the Indian National Party
>
>S
To have a deviation you need a norm; to have a norm you need to have a human
concern. God is pure freedom, He fatherly loves all His creatures the same
and knows not sin from virtue, microbe from dying child, sun light from
typhoon. So norms are what they are, and are ours. Lots of famous Greeks
(a
One of those really rejuvenating articles. I always had hopes in Goas
development inspite of looking & hearing different tales of our land.
I totally agree with Alan Andrews views. This article shows how we
Goans can improve the present from mistakes of the past. We should not
wait to think what th
--- "Fr. Ivo Da C. Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>Can time start without Superior Intelligence?
>Certainly not.
>
What is the rationale for the above statement? How did
you arrive at this conclusion. Is it a self-evident
truth?
Objective scientific evidence indicates that the
emergenc
--- "Fr. Ivo Da C. Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>It is impossible to have "objective evidence" in this area.
Not true again. Hypotheses about the origins of the universe and of humankind
can certainly be supported by objective evidence. For instance, the 2.726
degree Kelvin cosmic microwa
Please let me know if the controversial full day school scheme in Goa has
been implemented or is the issue still pending ?
Thanks
Percy Ferrao
Ealing Road.
On 14/05/05, Alfred de Tavares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> My good great Gabe,
>
> Your above request is, at best, as ambiguous as beavies fluttering in yonder
> skies
>
> What IS your preference in this matter?
>
> Without bikinis do they offend you?
>
> Or, do addaed apparel diminish the enha
No catholic can and has ever become stronger after reading criticism on the
net . Its hope against hope. Such issues are to be handled very carefully on
the net. No doubt religious is dogmatic belief and a faith which inspires but
when you splash muck on religion one may not want to be associate
http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/001200505142169.htm?headline=Soft~drinks~to~be~banned~in~trains:~Lalu
Soft drinks to be banned in trains: Lalu
Chhindwara (MP), May. 14 (PTI): Continuing his swadeshi drive, Union
Railway Minister Lalu Prasad, today announced that sale of soft drinks
would be
The author's attempts at spin are laughable. I have
watched this debate for the last 6 months, and his
tactics are simple: just routinely repeat points, and
indulge in gross generalizations (example: if you are
against the war in Iraq, you must be pro-Saddam).
Mario: do you have a poster of Bush
--- Nasci Caldeira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In coments made about Hindus, and or Muslims and Sikhs; it is their religion,
> and shows in their
> religious practices; in these cases it is not their human failure; but a
> practice of their
> religion; or so they say. These controversial pract
On 14/05/05, Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Very good observation, Gabe! It was a mistake for me
> to mention Uganda. I should have said Tanzania, which
> was attacked on the same day as Kenya.
RESPONSE:
My Dear, dear Mario,
Please give it up; too many people to handle! You have th
http://news.indiainfo.com/2005/02/08/0802guru.htmluesday
Secularism - A tool of dividing politics -- Indiainfo.com
By S Gurumurthy
Why did the Karnataka Chief Minister and other seculars proudly
participate in the mass proselytising event of Benny Hinn, who abused
Hindus and Hindu Gods?
H
--- Gabe Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How could Saddam show WMD's that are not there?
Even a primary school kid could be foxed by such a
preposterous question that you put to us.The WMD's
were decommissioned and in reality were not of such a
magnitude as made out by the USA. That he used it
a
Very good observation, Gabe! It was a mistake for me
to mention Uganda. I should have said Tanzania, which
was attacked on the same day as Kenya.
However, this correction in a long list of attacks on
the US and US interests throughout the 90s, none of
which were responded to by the Clinton ad
Colin,
You are distinguishing yourself on Goanet by routinely
spewing generalizations that have no basis in fact.
Can you please cite me one example where I have said
that the Bush administration can do no wrong?
You obviously cannot deal with the specific points
that I have made, so I don't blam
From: Gabe Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: goanet@goanet.org
To: goanet@goanet.org
Subject: Re: [Goanet]Goan Bird Festivals
Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 22:01:03 +0100
On 12/05/05, Frederick Noronha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
http://www.a2mediagroup.com/?c=55&a=4926&sid=64023d329c2ea84084f3ede20
From: Gabe Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: goanet@goanet.org
To: goanet@goanet.org
Subject: Re: [Goanet]Re: NEWS UPDATE - another Saddam mass grave found in
Iraq
Date: Fri, 13 May 2005 23:43:32 +0100
On 13/05/05, Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mario replies:
> Gabe, it would help
Bernardo Colaco wrote:
Come to Goa, come to Goa and become a Goan!
Why not? Goa needs them to keep Konkani alive.
Keralite Goans and North Indian Goans speak better Konkani and are
proud to speak Konkani than many of us. At least they will keep the
language alive.
Carlos
The comment below is why I believe secularism is
doomed in India and among Indians. When majoritarian
elements indulge in religion based bigotry, it can
perhaps be understood (but not excused) as a means to
power. When minorities, whom secularism is designed to
protect, indulge in blatant religious
--- Nasci Caldeira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>In coments made about Hindus, and or Muslims and
>Sikhs; it is their religion, and shows in their
>religious practices; in these cases it is not
>their human failure; but a practice of their
>religion; or so they say. These controversial
>practices
Today's featured article
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
The Battle of Aljubarrota took place on August 14, 1385, between Portuguese
forces commanded by King João I and his general Nuno Alvares Pereira, and the
Castilian army of King Juan I. The place was Aljubarrota, between the towns of
I have been making inquiries on shipping books to Goa/India for many years.
It is not easy. The problem was (it may have changed recently) the Indian
customs and India's strict regulations.
As a student in 1960's some of us helped a South Indian Jesuit and a
Professor pack scores of boxes with bo
Anju finishes poor fourth
Our Correspondent | May 14, 2005 08:06 IST
Anju George, looking for a kick-start to the season, had a bad outing in
the IAAF Qatar Super Grand Prix, finishing fourth in the women's long jump
in Doha on Friday.
The World Championships bronze medallist and defending cha
Paes-Zimonjic in Hamburg semis
May 14, 2005 10:57 IST
Leander Paes and Nenad Zimonjic beat the third seeded American pair of
Mike and Bob Bryan in a thrilling contest to make it to the last four
teams of the Hamburg Masters doubles on Friday.
Paes- Zimonjic defeated the Americans 3-6, 7-6 (5),
Come to Goa, come to Goa and become a Goan!
B. Colaco
>
> and Mallika Dhillon, 16, of
>
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Response to George down after.
From: George Pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Goanet]Re: CATHOLIC ???
Date: Fri, 13 May 2005 10:16:14 -0700 (PDT)
there ought to be no limits on religious and ideological criticism on
Goanet". In the 6 years I
have been on Goanet, I have read justified and fact
On 13/05/05, Mario Goveia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The objection by the Democrats to Bolton is that he
> may actually call a spade a spade and induce the
> feckless UN to change its corrupt ways.
>
> People like you are afraid of him because he will
> shake up the currently useless and corrupt
On 14/05/05, Cecil Pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Gabe,
>
> Thanks for the information. I have heard of finings used as clearing agents
> for beer and wine but have never heard of GLYCERINE being used as a fining
> agent in BEER.
> Cecil
RESPONSE: All in good time Cecil, I have given y
Gabe Menezes wrote:
Goa Bird Festivals
RESPONSE: Could we have pictures of these bevy of beauties Goan birds
- preferably in bikinis?
Ever since a law dating back to Portuguese times (pre-invasion in some
perspectives, post-invasion by others) that banned "inadequately" clad women
and non-Wester
Cornel asked:
Are there untouchables among the
Catholics or indeed among the Hindus normally resident in Goa today?
-
Dear Cornel,
To the best of my knowledge there are no untouchables in Goa but those who
indulge in Multi Level Marketing come pretty close. People try to keep away
from them a
--- "Fr. Ivo Da C. Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>Can time atart without Superior Intelligence?
>Certainly not.
>
What is the rationale for the above statement? How did
you arrive at this conclusion. Is it a self-evident
truth?
Objective scientific evidence indicates that the
emergence of
It is a shame that Maestro Antonio Figueiredo the
father and protagonist of the now Kala Academy is not
mentioned in this report.
B. Colaco
--- "Frederick Noronha (FN)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_Goa
>
> Goa is a part of India, and has had
Oscar C. Lobo wrote:
The resort had regular shows i.e. Magician, Indian dancers, duo's etc.
which were very exciting. However, one evening my heart broke into two
when a group of Non-Goans came to sing Konkani songs. They sang songs
like Undra magea mama and others. For me to listen to them wa
Gabe Menezes wrote:
Glycerine or finings is used to clear the beer, traditionally made
beer will have the yeast settle at the bottom of the bottle or barrel.
The beer we get has been cleared of the yeast to the best possible
extent using finings and sometimes glycerine.
--
Dear Gabe,
Thanks for
Fred,
I think Konkani editor, similar to MS-word editor, with spell-check,
grammar help, thesaurus, English to Konkani translator, will be a very
useful tool to learn and write in Konkani. It will standardize the
spellings and create new breed of writers.
Fred, can you throw light on the feasibil
Cornel wrote:
Akin to this, another possibility is to ship 'discarded' library books to
institutions in Goa. Such discarded books are invariably not that old at
all. They are simply discarded to make space for newer stocks. Clearly,
there is the cost of sending them across to different destinations
Cecil Pinto wrote: The term 'audience' in fact is curious. One is a
'participant' in an
e-group. An audience on the other hand is expected to be kept entertained
in the manner of their taste. If more devout GoaNetters participate, and
stop considering themselves an audience that can quit, then per
--- "Fr. Ivo Da C. Souza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>The scientists are trying to find the origins of
>the Universe and of humankind. In this process of
>research Science has recourse to conjectures,
>assumptions, opinions, probabilities, beliefs,
>guess...
>
Fr. Ivo,
Do you have any reason
godfrey gonsalves wrote:
The people of Goa were shocked to learn that Ms
Nirmala Prabhakar Sawant ex MLA of 14- Cumbarjua
Assembly Constituency, Tiswadi ex Minister for
Power, ex-Goa Pradesh Congress Committee, President, a
staunch loyalist, quit the Indian National Party>>
She must be regrettin
In an op-ed piece titled "The Pinocchio Economy [of West Bengal]" in TOI
yesterday (May 13), a leading economic journalist, Omkar Goswami, tossed out
the following national and state level stats.
"Statistically between 1993-94 and 2003-04 the average [inflation adjusted]
GDP growth for India has b
Dears,
The Food & Nutrition Extension Centre, glovt. of India, located at House
No.1120, Old Housing Board Colony[ Teen Building stop] Alto Porvorim [ Phone
0832-2414713 ] regurlarly conducts hands-on courses to teach fruit and
vegetable preservation as pickles, candies, syrups, squashes, sauces,
BY ELECTIONS IN GOA.
So the by-elections in Goa are announced and the candidates have been filing
their nomination papers. Once again all the old faces are seen queuing for
contesting the elections to get themselves re-elected and once they are
re-elected, what will be their decision? That t
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