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Written by Jan
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Updated the site to the latest version of Joomla: 1.5. Working on a few new features and playing around with some others. Learning about the new features so if some things seem to not work so well, give it some time. It will likely change. |
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Religulous Movie Ending Script Sequence - A Must Read |
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Written by Jan
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This is a must read for everyone. I really believe that religion is the epitome of the issues of today, which I'm quite sure will be to the contrary of what many people have been lead to believe. ---
A lot of people in this country believe in end-times. There will be this great reckoning, the rapture.
But, if you believe that the world is going to come to an end, perhaps any day now. Does it not drain ones motivation to improve life on earth while we’re here?
Megiddo, Israel is the very spot many Christians believe life on earth will end. The irony of religion is that because of its power to divert man to destructive courses. The world actually could come to an end.
The hour is getting very late. To be able to indulge in having key decisions made by religious people, By irrationalists, by those who would steer the ship of state not by a compass, but by the equivalent of reading the entrails of a chicken. George Bush prayed a lot about Iraq, but he didn’t learn a lot about it.
Faith, means making a virtue out of not thinking. It’s nothing to brag about. For those who preach faith, and enable and elevate it, are intellectual slave holders, keeping mankind in a bondage to fantasy and non-sense that has spawned and justified so much lunacy and destruction.
Religion is dangerous because it allows human beings who don’t have all the answers to think that they do. Since there are no gods actually talking to us. That void is filled in by people with their own corrupts, limitations and agendas.
Anyone who tells you that they know, they just know what happens when you die. I promise you they don’t. How can I be so sure? Because I don’t know and you do not possess mental powers that I do not.
The only appropriate attitude for man to have about the big questions is not the arrogant certitude that is the hallmark of religion, but doubt. Doubt is humble and that what man needs to be. Considering that human history is just a litany of getting shit dead wrong.
This is why rational people, anti religionists. Must end their timidity and come out of the closet and assert themselves. And those who consider themselves only moderately religious really need to look in the mirror and realize that the solace and comfort that religion brings you, actually comes at a terrible price.
If you belong to a political party or a social club that was tied to as much bigotry, misogyny, homophobia violence and sheer ignorance as religion is. You would reside in protest. To do otherwise, is to be an enabler, mafia wife with the true devils of extremism that draw their legitimacy from the billions of their fellow travelers.
If the world does come to an end, here or wherever, or if it limps into the future, Decimated by the effects of a religion inspired nuclear terrorism.
Let’s remember what the real problem was.
That, we learned how to precipitate mass death, before we got past the neurological disorder of wishing for it.
Bill Maher Religulous Movie Ending Script Sequence
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 January 2010 12:59 |
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Spirituality as the development of inner strength |
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Written by Jan
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Spirituality as the development of inner strength. Religion as the means of spirituality. My religion needs no God, nor no Deity. For my religion is my day by day. I need no scripture to tell me this or to guide me to the right and the wrong. These things are inherent truths. My inner strength guides me. My spirituality.
Live each day with the will to improve some aspect of your life. Reflect upon yourself and your actions and your surroundings surely will change. Is it only once one is able to become truly introspective that one can expect change to facilitate its self, not by the hand of another 'being'. See the actions of others and note the dislike, not to identify downfalls, but rather to take note of what one would like to change about ones self. Carry on each day as if what happened yesterday is a thing of the past, learn from these days, yet move to the next.
View the beauty where others do not. Listen when others will not. Have compassion when others have lost theirs. Pull from your inner strength when you feel you have nothing left. For it is you and only you, who makes you who you are today.
Carpe diem quam minimum credula postero.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 January 2010 12:44 |
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