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Secret @IntrovertShy (2780) • Marikina, Philippines 7 Oct 10

What are you going to do? For example, your mother is on bed and she is going to die. She asked you a simple request that before she die, she wants you to pray for her soul, but the only problem is you are an atheist and you...

atheist

devoted christian

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FyreFox I am a pagan. So I pray anyway- but I would just tell my dying mother that I would pray for her because I would want her mind to be easy in her last hours. I would pray for her, but in my own way. I don't believe in hell... soooo. I don't know if that helped,...

7 Oct 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 7 Oct 10

Paganism has made a big comeback recently, and I was wondering how non-pagan people felt about it.

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FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox yes. But I am not christian. I have heard these kind of arguments before, and I am a Norse pagan. I believe in multiple gods/goddesses and I follow my patron Goddess, Freyja. I do not flee Christianity because I am a sinner, I flee Christianity because it...

7 Oct 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

Religion is an integral part of the lives of everyone on Earth. It effects our laws, customs, and even our careers so how do we choose (or not choose) our religions? What religion do you follow (or not follow) and why? It is a...

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7 Oct 10

OpinionatedLady @OpinionatedLady (5966) • United States 10 Sep 10

So here in America we don't have Tea in the morning or afternoon, now I do not mean we do not drink the liquid but we do not have a tea time, or maybe we just call them snacks. My Aunt and Mother where just telling me about how my...

snack

tea

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FyreFox I don't- but I have said many many times that I think that we should in my household. I like tea :) I also like the idea of sitting with people we like and chatting lightly during the middle of the day- simple joys and simple pleasures :) It's just that life...

26 Sep 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox yes, and what about all the changes between the original bible and today's versions? How does that affect the validity of the bible? Please go back and read the whole question.

26 Sep 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox I am more or less in the same place as you are. As it stands I have personally found a lot more validity and truth [for myself] in paganism. I just hope that everyone out there can find something that works for them and is spiritually fulfilling and helps them...

26 Sep 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox much applause! I very strongly agree with you here. Also, you should add the Qu'ran to your list of texts, by the way- it too is a version of the bible.

26 Sep 10

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FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox I hadn't thought of that angle. I don't deny the history of the bible- but what about the King James Version? How valid do you think that it really is? King James was one of those corrupted men that you spoke of. So why is it that so many follow a dead King of...

26 Sep 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox Thank you for your opinion- I found it to be very powerful.

26 Sep 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox No offense from my end, and your opinion is very much appreciated :) And I completely agree with you.

26 Sep 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox I couldn't agree with you more. Thank you for validating me :)

26 Sep 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox I do believe in god, dear- but I am pagan. To each his own and blessed be :)

26 Sep 10

gnomeland @gnomeland (421) 26 Sep 10

i love tea and always put the milk in last. how about you is it milk in first or last?

drink

milk

tea

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FyreFox I really love my tea also, I don't use milk though. Just black with a half teaspoon of sugar.

26 Sep 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox I understand what your saying about the changes being made before the scrolls were FOUND... but not before they were written. What I am saying is that you can take two versions of the modern day bible [pick from your list if you like] and you can find...

26 Sep 10

nereidiane024 @nereidiane024 (292) • Philippines 26 Sep 10

Me and my boyfriend loves to watch movie every sunday at their house. a while ago, he chose to watch this movie entitled "The Fourth Kind". its about the fight of a psychologist through her belief. its a superb movie since from...

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FyreFox never seen the movie, but we have found life on other planets. Not sure how you would define 'alien' exactly- but they have found bacteria present in the frozen rivers on Mars. I would say that if there are bacteria out there, that it is also likely that there...

26 Sep 10

sweetloveforeve @sweetloveforeve (13037) • Portugal 26 Sep 10

hi guys^^ did you know that bra provoques breast cancer? is true. doctors say that so people that dont wear bra wont suffer of it never :) also if we wear bra bcs most part of women use we must use not those that tighten our...

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FyreFox well, wearing an excessively tight bra may increase your chances of getting breast cancer- but I will say this much. For hundreds of years women were wearing corsets that constricted their entire upper bodies so much that it actually reshaped them. So if...

26 Sep 10

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FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

Religion is an integral part of the lives of everyone on Earth. It effects our laws, customs, and even our careers so how do we choose (or not choose) our religions? What religion do you follow (or not follow) and why? It is a...

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FyreFox I am vaguely familiar with Judaism. I have great respect for the Jewish faith and people. I have had several good friends who were Jewish and never met a Jew that was not a very good person and was kind to others.

26 Sep 10

FyreFox @FyreFox (51) • United States 25 Sep 10

The christian bible is known by millions as the highest authority on Earth. However, since its very creation it has been repeatedly translated, reworded and edited. By the very nature of language, the translated word will never...

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FyreFox hun- there are at least three versions of the modern day bible that don't even exactly match each other, much less your scrolls. I'm sorry- but you need to look closer into your research. I don't mean to offend. But I have SEEN these differing bibles in...

26 Sep 10

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