Re: What's with all of the weird religious page messages??
 

That would be a lovely compliment if I were a 'hot woman'. Sadly, I'm almost into the 'hot flashes' phase.

:D

(Hot teddy bear?)

Re: What's with all of the weird religious page messages??
 

Okay.

I once went to an atheist church in Cincinnati.

Many of them stood up and testified that they used to be pedifiles, robbers, murders, etc....

And that they still were.

Very weird.

Re: What's with all of the weird religious page messages??
 

Don't kill the illusion!!!! ;)

Re: What's with all of the weird religious page messages??
 

At Kathy:

Women who become hysterical old maids in constant menopause with hot flashes can still be sexy!

Just ask my mom! :)

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It's stories like this that make me glad I don't go to Ohio **OR** Michigan.

Re: What's with all of the weird religious page messages??
 

Michigan is the black hole of emotional and financial need that will suck the life out of you.

Good job on figuring that one out!

Re: What's with all of the weird religious page messages??
 

I'm in with plenty points to spare for any idiots in need... :pI disagree, and can prove to you the divinity of God's Word, the BIble, in a scientific and mathematical manner via a PM to any that are interested. I'm dying to show any doubters the light if they wish to see it. From the knowledge I've gained of God and the true religion, it is neither weird nor irrational to follow the laws of a being with infinite powers and love. LOVE is the basis of my religion, and I use the FEAR word as most old school cats like me use it. Fear [of displeasing the Almighty]= respect.

Honestly, I was raised in a religion that doesn't observe national, traditional, or Pagan-based holidays, which is nearly all of them. I'm always shocked by the "weird" things that have to do with some holiday or festival, and the ability of most Americans especially to impose their religious holidays and customs upon society in general, as if we wish to participate in their religious practices and what not, without wondering if it may be disrespectful to the faith of others.

So, yes, I did have to ask. Better than to assume. Plus, the Maemo.org guys are a funny bunch. Could've been a joke of their's.

Re: What's with all of the weird religious page messages??
 

Chris, no need for PM's. We're all interested. Just post your proof right here. Don't make us beg.

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Why should everyone's religion have a specific criteria?

As long as you're happy with your beliefs and don't critisize other people for theirs, then it's all good.

Everybody sees everything with different eyes, I don't think there shoud be a specific religion for an amount of people.

There's no proof for anything in life, deep down it's always theory.
So what's the point in fighting an endless battle of questions, when YOU as a person are the answer to everything. Only you can control what you think and that's what matters. Your mind has to rest in peace with your thoughts, so whichever religion/mentality that's supposed to be, it doesn't matter. At the end of the day we're all the same. Instead of fighting a war of different opinion, we should learn from every single one.

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That is your opinion. There is only one Almighty God, and I've seen no evidence to the contrary. He has strict instructions on how to live our lives, and this is the definition of religion as I speak it. And its for all man that chooses Him.

So if I can predict a historical event from the 20th century down to the exact year using just the Bible, would that not be proof? I'd take bets if it weren't a religious subject. I love showing people that, unlike the Quran, Book of Mormon, and other "holy" books, only the Bible is devine. Its the only one that exhibits supernatural powers no other book has.
I don't find the battle endless, and don't see it as a battle at all. I'll hush you up in a second. I'm just offering you a chance to learn. You don't have to accept, but you have to suffer the consequence of ignoring the Truth.

I accept people of all faiths, but only subscribe to the one laid out in the Bible.