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James Lavadour, example "quatrain"

I watched a backyard professor discussion about Alan Watts with some enjoyment. The proposal to avoid commitment to a particular religion to prevent the barriers to new learning that dogma creates registered as an important proposal. I might have heard it as be sure you do not let your religion beco...

The subgenius pursuit of slack left him parked on white street.

[advocate] ... It's not a religion about believing ideas. It's about getting ____ done. And I'd be willing to call religions like that primitive, because I expect that primitive religions were like that, but my point here is that maybe that kind of primitive never went out of style. It's true that ...

I thought that Physics Guys comment on the other related thread could fit here. he said; "This is most of what I was trying to say in the other thread, that the ancientness of scriptures is a crucial part of the brand identity. Wine from a dusty bottle with a fancy label actually tastes better becau...

I thought the disavowal was of the theory that dark folks in the preexistence were caught smoking out behind the barn when they were supposed to be in church. No denial or apology for past racial distinction has been made or suggested that I know of. I think the foot is stuck in the trap . That is a...

Kairos, reaching deep into my memory I believe i find that Joseph Smiths explanation was that he believed people would alter the version and then claim he could not reproduce it. He stated that he was inspired to not to play that game. The church view would be that and that it proceeded by Gods inst...

Well that is what the Book of Mormon says.It is what it is. I mean you cannot reasonably pretend it says something about beautiful dark skin. It just does not say that. The quoted comment suggesting that dark skin was divine disfavor applied only to a group of people living long ago is about as goo...

For Brodie the reason would be simple. He had no means to recreate them. Any attempt would be approximate and would show Josephs limitations.

Well that is what the Book of Mormon says.It is what it is. I mean you cannot reasonably pretend it says something about beautiful dark skin. It just does not say that. The quoted comment suggesting that dark skin was divine disfavor applied only to a group of people living long ago is about as good...