From what I've read on the gather forum many people tend to believe that their concept of god is limited to a concept of love. I have to ask myself why some people have a need to believe this? Since . . . more
"Hi jerome, You hit the nail on the head. "They choose not to see that Man created his 'god' in his own image". The irony is man reduced the god concept to a single creator and then revisited the concept . . ." more
"This is another fact for you. Beliefs have consequences when your actions are based on your specific beliefs. Activating a thought or concept is making a judgement based on a thought or concept." more
"Hi Cary Cook, People don't need to get the idea (bullshit), they've already got it and have for centuries. Researching the patterns of development in different cultures over the last hundred year period . . ." more
"Footprints that stand the test of time only leave one imprint, an understanding that life always continuses regardless of it's physical form. Concepts are like dreams, a dime a dozen serving an unsustainable . . ." more
I am a retired professional soldier, security consultant, martial arts instructor, paranormal explorer/practitioner/exorcist, scuba diver, sky diver, real estate agent, barber renovations contractor and now a recently published author of The Practitioner Life, Death and the Paranormal with a lifetime of practical experience in these and other related fields.
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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.
