<r>lux77 wrote: And here I was thinking that the Esoteric mysteries were locked away and only a chosen few would have access to this storehouse of knowledge. Nice job downtown many people spend there lifetime trying to decipher some of the stuff from this site. It interesting to see some of it's fin...

The URL wasn't copied in properly till visitor numer 10. Now it is. Sorry.

<r>Dear members of this Forum,<br/> <br/> It was very difficult for me to pick a section for this topic, since it touches upon so much. <br/> <br/> I would like to introduce the Forbidden Letters here. <URL url="http://www.world-mysteries.com/PhilipGardiner/forbidden_letters.htm"><LINK_TEXT text="ht...

<t>Accountable wrote: Lion In Green asked a very interesting question. I believe in free will. I don't see how fate and free will can co-exist. If there is fate, meaning God/forces of Nature conspire to cause things to happen, people to meet, etc., then there can be no true free will.<br/> <br/> <br...

<r>Tigersmeow wrote: Okay, so I am doing this paper for philosophy class. The subject is: Do animals possess a soul? And if they do or do not, if there is a heaven do animals get to go there too?<br/> <br/> I would really like a lot of opinions on this so that I can give the perspectives of others v...

<t>coberst wrote: I don’t understand<br/> <br/> There is a great difference between knowing and understanding. Everyone can answer “yes” when asked if they know music. Of course, ‘all god’s chilin’ know music. We receive answers that go on forever when we ask a...

Accountable wrote: In that case, I suggest you learn and understand adult learning theory. It may help you with your approach to make it mor effective.


Couldn't agree more.

<t>Hawke wrote: Since we here represent a large slice of humanity, I would like to launch into a discussion of our various cultures' creation myths and origin stories.<br/> <br/> Even here in the United States, we have our own origin story. In our history books, we read that our country was started ...

Nostradamus doesn't work for me. Sorry.

<r>Explorer the eighth wrote: God created the angelic world, a kingdom of spirits of light in eternity. God Himself has aseity. That is, He is self-existent and eternal in the absolute sense in the original eternity, whereas the angels exist in a derived eternity. They are created beings and so lack...

<t>woppy71 wrote: I don't know how to put this really, but ever since both my parents died four years ago, I have had this "yearning" to find out more about god and the church.<br/> <br/> It's weird really, because previously to my parents death, I didn't used to believe in god or the church.<br/> <...

memebias wrote: Are things really that bad in the U.S.?


Yes.

sixyearsleft wrote: The Birth and saint Coca Cola

The Resurrection and the Cadburys Egg

How did this happen?

maybe someone will be turning in his grave, if he hadn't already left it.

Kabbalh is IMO a mediocre adaptation of Alchemy.

I don't think 'Judas' carries anything new really.

<t>Ted wrote: vanpress:-6 <br/> <br/> I have absolutely no reservations about the way you think of God. If God exists, and I believe s/he does, s/he is the source and ground of our being. We do not have the language anywhere on the earth that can adequately or even closely describe of define God. Th...

buttercup wrote: im so glad that my comments dident cause any riots, there's been so much unrest of late, just shows it can be done, a jew, a white witch & a non believer all accepting of each other in the same thread


Hear, hear!

The God of the Old and New do clash a lot IMO.