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TarBabyJim wrote:

What I know about this subject was learned by visiting candle stores in Georgia. You couldn't help but look at all the other stuff they sold. Snake eyes, toads feet, and just about every body part (inside and out) of every small creature you can imagin.


Christians eat the human flesh and drink the human blood of the son of man!

Throwing stones is unbecoming!


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cheryl wrote:
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doo dooo dooo

doo dooo dooo



"I wonder if it would be louder with bigger wires?" 8)


:lol:


DOO DOOO DOOO

DOO DOOO DOOO

hmmm, not sure Stephanie, I think the speakers may be broken...


It's possible Cheryl, but I'm more inclined to believe the trouble is on the reception end of things! :wink: 8) Goodness knows, some of the speakers in here are larger than life! :lol: The mixing is superb, but it just isn't being heard somehow. :roll:


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It would seem that Ceashel has obtained even a greater understanding of this thread and an even greater degree of clarity while describing it's importance and relevence. Will you be MY Guru? :D
Sure, but you have to go through the Enchilada Trial, as administered by PSB.
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As long as there is no rubber glove involved, I'll consider it.


It has been on my mind for sometime. Larry, what do you think one does with enchiladas?


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TarBabyJim wrote:

What I know about this subject was learned by visiting candle stores in Georgia. You couldn't help but look at all the other stuff they sold. Snake eyes, toads feet, and just about every body part (inside and out) of every small creature you can imagin.


Christians eat the human flesh and drink the human blood of the son of man!

Throwing stones is unbecoming!


No offence but, I won't dignify that with an answer.


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PSBeaty wrote:
Christians eat the human flesh and drink the human blood of the son of man!

Throwing stones is unbecoming!


Telling the truth is more dignified than sticking our heads in the sand when we don't like the truth. At least some Christian denominations say the wine and bread are transformed into the blood and body of Christ, so either they're lying or that's what they're eating and drinking, at least in their own minds--and then many but not all of them look down their noses at people whose rituals are far less gruesome.


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Christians eat the human flesh and drink the human blood of the son of man!

Throwing stones is unbecoming!


Telling the truth is more dignified than sticking our heads in the sand when we don't like the truth. At least some Christian denominations say the wine and bread are transformed into the blood and body of Christ, so either they're lying or that's what they're eating and drinking, at least in their own minds--and then many but not all of them look down their noses at people whose rituals are far less gruesome.


OK, if you REALY want to talk about this, it's ok with me. I am a protestant so I don't believe the bread and wine become the "literal" body and blood. You are thinking of Catholics. That "Christian" sect is way off base, in my opinion. Communion is a holy thing. It's the spirit of the communion act that is important not the eating and drinking.


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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_handling

How about some Pentecostals and Church of Christ (Holiness) fellers handling snakes in the name of God? Is that as icky as the Voo Doo queens Hoo Doo fixins?


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Pentecostals are entertaining Christians with speaking in tongues and the laying on of hands and all but if you go fishing with a Southern Baptist, always make sure there are at least two of them going along. If you take only one, he will drink all the beer (and he won't bring any).


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If people find peace and comfort in their beliefs and it helps them cope with life, good on them, what I don't like is the money part, like certain TV preachers and heads of religions who live in splendor.


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If people find peace and comfort in their beliefs and it helps them cope with life, good on them, what I don't like is the money part, like certain TV preachers and heads of religions who live in splendor.


I don't like the damnation! Why do so many have to damn so many to Hell? Nor do I care for the ritual slaughter when Muslims decide to kill Christians who decide to kill Jews (I can't keep up with who I am supposed to kill?). I am also not fond of the way Christians cram their beliefs down everybodies throats here in the good old US of A. (It is like the Muslims over there in Arabia with their school books teaching the children how to hate). I see no salvation in God myself!

But that is just me!
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I hear and behold God in every object. . . Why should I wish to see God better than this day? I see something of God each hour of the twenty four, and each moment then, In the faces of men and women I see God, and in my own face in the glass. I find letters from God dropped in the street - and every one is signed by God's name, And I leave them where they are, for I know that others will punctually come forever and ever.
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Being raised Christian, I always found it a bit odd too. Jesus said, "Take, eat, this is my body......." I find it difficult to accept Jesus saying " Eat me" in any literal sense. However, those crazy Pastafarians eat their god all the time, with impunity no less! I don't know how one can reconcile such things. :wink:


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As a periodic Pastafarian, I can say beyond a doubt that my (periodical) god sustains me. What better god can you have than one that literally does stuff for ya? Food gives life, gods (supposedly) give life ergo, food = god!

If you think about it, the so-called "primitive" gods that actually give you things and sustain life make more sense than a hairy dude floatin' in the sky. Earth, Air, Fire and Water all give life. "Primitive" religions are more eco-friendly, too. I mean, ya wouldn't want to make one of your gods extinct, would ya?


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In the words of some of my Pastafarian friends" Praise Cheeses!"


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