What is more important , ones beliefs or the religious organizations who espouse an unverifiable religious concept based on questionable scripture? Five recently posted articles by Georgiana S as . . . more
"When reading, the mind is attuned to the writer's descriptive thought process as one follows the story and allowing the reader to create their own mental images. As the readers mind is engaged so is their . . ." more
"losing sight of ouselves and the garden we're in, all that is left are the illusions we bring. creative thoughts bounce to and fro the illusion seems real beginning to growfor a time we feel, safe and . . ." more
"Hi conchodebbie * , Taking responsibility for ourselves and our actions is an admiral quality, which is slowly being eroded under the pretext of a politicly correct attitude denying any form of culpibility . . ." more
"The funny thing is I was also doubtful at first before adding my donations, then I did some research on this enterprise with his permission and found to my surprise all the organized monthly documention . . ." more
""It isn't the church that's going to bring this country down, it's the government that will". Sorry Doug, I have to disagree with this conclusion. It's the people of a country that will bring it down. . . ." more
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"non-secular spiritual ideology" Give me a hint :) "NON secular" "Spiritual" Istn't all spiritual non secular? Maybe I use the word wrong. At any rate it sounds interesting; like something I've never heard before. Well ... I just deleted this ping in order to say I see by the name of your highlighted articles you've already probably answered my questions. I just need to read them. Ha ha.
I borrowed from your footprints article for the current episode of the "Losing Your Religion" Series. if you wish to stop by for a look-see, we are here:
Richard, I looked up Lake Clear on the net,FANTASTIC! I saved it under favorites. We had friends who lived in Eganville called the Heinz family. I see Lake Clear is 10 miles west of there. Thanks for the info.
My family used to go to Eganville back in the 60's. We stayed at the Golden Bell cottages on Golden Lake. Also there was a lake called Mud lake. Brought back memories when I saw where you lived.
