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    Athiest will be born as animals who serve the humanity without any devotion to God

    Re: Athiest will be born as animals who serve the humanity without any devotion to Go Yeah...and he's done so well that Rupert is personally moving him over to the Wall Street Journal to help clarify the upcoming economic downturn for its loyal readers. flow....:rolleyes:
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    Passings

    Hi Juan...Dan was an Illinois boy and I saw him perform in local bars around the college town where I lived back in the day, way before he was "discovered". A great and original talent in his own way. I heard this a.m. that Alan Parsons has also left this celestial reality. Death seems to pick...
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    The Devil or Lucifer

    Well my friend, one must consider the composition of fiddles. A fiddle is a resonating wooden form which is aurally animated when its cat gut strings tuned to certain frequencies are activated by drawing a bow strung with rosined horse hairs across them. A very mystical process which when...
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    Seasonal Affective Disorder

    I suppose that your daylight hours shorten there from March to September as ours do from September to March. It's the relative lack of daylight hours that triggers this stuff. As I said it's all relative. And since I've moved to the Southwest, the winter days are still shorter here and have...
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    This week in Cosmology

    Okay...are we ready for GLACIERS ON MARS ? flow....:) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7151190.stm
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    Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial

    Looking at this design issue thingy from the micro aspect instead of the macro, we find some of the same issues manifesting themselvs in this "technological age". If we can't collectively operate what we are technologically designing, then just what is this intelligent design issue about ? I...
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    The Multi-verse Theory

    This article takes us back to the subject matter of the OP. It's a good one ! flow....;) http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/18/science/18law.html?em&ex=1198126800&en=82bd02849246afa5&ei=5087%0A
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    Seasonal Affective Disorder

    I used to really suffer from this. Now that I've moved to a place which has sunny days even in the winter months, I don't have much of a problem with it in the "darker" months. I still take several vitamins and herbs which likely saved my life when I lived in colder and darker places, and...
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    This weeks Science stories

    Of all of the biological puzzles out there waiting to be solved, one of the most important is discovering just how the human immune system really works. This would alleviate much suffering in the world when you consider the susceptability of individuals to all diseases and the toll exacted on...
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    The Devil or Lucifer

    C'mon everyone. All this high falutin talk about satanic origins and all that. Anyone with half a brain (and I qualify) knows that the "devil" was created in the 60's on American TV by Flip Wilson. The devil, as everyone knows, is an amorphous, invisible, wretched presence that makes...
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    Passings

    And you're a lawyer ! For shame. flow....:p
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    Sublime Philosophical Crap Test

    And what is even more disturbing about it all it that someone felt compelled to devise a test to formalize a ratings structure for all of this "sublime philosophical crap"! flow....:p
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    Passings

    Hi Bob...My recollection is that a Father De Vaux ( or just Vaux), who was in charge of the custody of the scrolls for many years prior to Strugnell really played that role. However, while Strugnell was conservative in his approach to releasing information regarding the DSS, he did at least...
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    Happy christmas?

    Blasphemy, although a universal feature of organized religions, is always an individual choice. One may participate in declaring and living the popular dogmatic choices of the majority of believers in a sect, and then live or die with the consequences. Or one may adhere to the general precepts...
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    This weeks Science stories

    This should be interesting to anyone here who must travel across time zones very often. Thankfully I don't have to do that these days. flow....;) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7140017.stm
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    War and Pieces

    There was a multi-volume set of analyses written in the 90's regarding the nature of fundamentalism and how it arose and dominated some of the religions of the world over the centuries and millenia. The author was Martin Marty, former Dean of the Divinity School at The University of Chicago...
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    Passings

    Despite our lack of recognition of his name, John Strugnell taught us all as much as anyone else regarding the nature of the Dead Sea Scrolls. flow....;) Dead Sea Scrolls project editor lost post after anti-Semitic remarks - Los Angeles Times
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    Extinction Central

    Despite the downbeat messages from the first part of this story, it sounds as if the Scottish fish farmers have got this figured out. Now to teach it to the Canadians, eh ? flow....;) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7142053.stm
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    The "OF" Corral

    Tao...If and when I visit Scotland, and more specifically your town, I will be sure to wish to meet you for a round or two at this establishment. As an aside, why are so many "flatulence" stories published in the press over there ? The inherent "naughtiness" of the male citizenry d'ya think ...
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    Happy christmas?

    And, Jesus' (pbuh) birthday would be an important day to those Islamic believers who consider him to have been a important prophet. Salaam....flow....:)
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