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I agree.

I have this theory that water is symbolic of emotions.. For example Posideon was the god of the sea and was notoriously emotional...Jesus used the analogy of living water welling up from inside of us. Many of Jesus' miracles involved water: water into wine...walking on water...calming the...

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The American Vice-President Spiro Agnew got frustrated with some reporters and called them nattering nabob's of negativism...one definition of nabob is: 1.any very wealthy, influential, or powerful person.

I was in the same place as you and a small part of me said that I should go out and perform specific acts which would benefit others vice myself...I understood that each act done for others brought me that much closer to God like the steps of a ladder...soon I was spending all day doing things...

*stops staring and put's underwear back on* :D

Post your favorite bit of one line wisdom: Mine...The secret to happiness is being satisfied with who you are and what you have.

I received two Gears of War for Christmas so my wife is returning the extra copy and is going to exchange it for Red Steel ( heard wonderful reviews about that game) for the Wii...I familarized myself with Gears of War but am waiting to finish Halo 2 before I begin it in earnest...the Wii is...

No...but I do tend to natter...

Wii Sports, Halo 2...

This sounds like the choices some Jews had to make during the reign of Spain's Catholic monarchs...I am guessing that this is not a coincidence?

I love it when I'm REALLY tired and I lay down to a long sleep.

Thank you very much and to the Deity that animates you I humbly bow.

I was out looking for a forum that has more than one room dedicated to religion and mythology and that's when I found this place...it seems very diverse and populated by reasonable people...I feel very comfortable here. :)

In my view the key aspect of western dragons is that their main characteristic is covetousness or desire...the etymology of the word dragon is Greek (derkomai) "to see clearly"...the serpant in the Garden of Eden appealed to the covetousness of Eve and so we have the phrase "apple of my eye" to...