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Friday, 16 May 2008 |
By Robert C. Worstell
 Of all these self help books, all those self improvement tapes, all the religious dogmas, every ideology, there is a single underlying system which explains how everything works and fits together.
Woooof. That's one heady statement to make.
But I've been working this over for over 8 years now as a steady research and collecting notes the earlier 40-some - on just about everything that crossed my path. So when I say that I've been able to boil down the universe into a single system, it just might be plausible.
The basic is back on the farm. Did you know that Nature runs the same, no matter what you believe, or practice, or what party you belong to? True. Plant a seed anywhere on this planet and as long as it has enough sunlight, enough nutrients, and is warm enough to do it's job - you'll have a sprouted plant. Keep these conditions long enough and that plant will make seeds so you can make more plants.
Heated greenhouses in Antarctica prove it.
So how do all these religions say they |
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Friday, 16 May 2008 |
By David Jordan
 Mark 11:26. "Then your Father in heaven will forgive your sins." (Contemporary English Version)
We all want to be forgiven but we aren't so sure that we need to, want to, or can forgive others. Because of course, what they did to us was worse then the sins we did to them or to other people in our lives. Deep down, we know there are many people we need to forgive, even though they do not deserve it.
It is interesting to me that the key word for today seems to be the word "outraged." So many people are outraged by almost anything. The price of gas, the makeup of a celebrity, even a few about Darfur. We're especially outraged at the other political candidate, or better yet, their whole party.
It used to be more politically correct to be "disappointed" or "saddened" by someone's "inappropriate" behavior. Since trying to shame someone else into acting the way we want them to didn't work, we gave up, and went 180 degrees to "outraged." Well there are things to be outraged about, but most |
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