Bob that's funny
and ridiculous
Fear(false evidence appearing real) can be eliminated through knowledge and action.
We can sit on the bench or get in the game- our choice.
Wuh??!!??
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Wuh??!!??
no problem here, right?Bob that's funny
and ridiculous
Fear(false evidence appearing real) can be eliminated through knowledge and action.
We can sit on the bench or get in the game- our choice.
I hear what you are saying but careful to judge. Many here and elsewhere use religion to further their spirituality and help provide a structure and a philosophy for life. It can be useful.
But when we think that we actually know all the answers, based on what our religion has taught us, we are very shortsighted.
I don't know the answer to your question and I never will.
For not knowing the answer, you gave a very logical, thoughtful one to the question, IMHO. The question itself is ludicrous and I do not believe there is a right or wrong answer or even a logical one. It is the individual's concept of what is important in life and it only, in the end, applies to him/her.
Why is the question ludicrous?
You're a military guy, Andy. Isn't there a hierarchy of-
unit-corp-god-country (Marines)
Are they ludicrous for taking a stab at it?
You're a military guy, Andy. Isn't there a hierarchy of-
unit-corp-god-country (Marines)
Are they ludicrous for taking a stab at it?
every business needs to know their mission. including the business of government.
Carnival 2011 - Alan Taylor - In Focus - The Atlantic
Religion gives people a reason to celebrate life and death and provides hope for those that have none. For that reason alone it has a prolific positive influence in our lives, even for those that don't believe.
As far as government is concerned, our Constitution spells out it's involvement in federal policy quite clearly. I don't see what the big deal is.
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country, duh!
The big deal is that lately some seem hell bent on changing that.
Politicians are always trying to change things. I was recently told I had to purchase private insurance because I'm not trusted to handle that aspect of my life on my own. A few years ago somebody told me I couldn't gamble online because I can't handle the responsibility. If somebody tries to tell me I have to attend church or follow a particular religious doctrine, I'd be equally offended. That's why we have a Constitution and Court that upholds it. We just have to make sure we put the right people on that court, some politicians think they can change things without a vote through who they nominate. We can prevent that as well by electing the right politicians to higher office.