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  In what chronological order do you believe our 5 basic senses evolved?

  by sabastious in

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  here's my guess:.

  1. touching.

  2. hearing.

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  sinis

  We didn't evolve, we were seeded by another race to be used as slaves.
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  "Who created the intelligent creator?"

  by mankkeli in

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  did the complexity of life arise spontaneously, or did it require a creator?christians believe that a creator is essential.

  scientists believe that the idea of a "creator" is pure mythology, and that the complexity arose through natural processes like evolution.

  you can actually answer this question yourself with a little logic.

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  OK, so WHERE did the energy come from? EVERYTHING, I MEAN EVERYTHING has a beginning and an end. Stars, planets, galaxies are being born and dieing. If I have 55 gallons of water and I will always have 55 gallons of water (matter/energy), no matter if it turns to ice or steam, the question begs WHERE did the 55 gallons of water come from, if NOTHING existed. Even NOTHING is something - the container shell exists, where did it come from. What houses the shell? Why in theory and testing does time slow down outside of earth? Is "time" the definative element? Then again WHERE did time originate?
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  "Who created the intelligent creator?"

  by mankkeli in

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  did the complexity of life arise spontaneously, or did it require a creator?christians believe that a creator is essential.

  scientists believe that the idea of a "creator" is pure mythology, and that the complexity arose through natural processes like evolution.

  you can actually answer this question yourself with a little logic.

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  Journey on - I like your reasoning. Why would God, if perfect, and intelligent create billions/trillions of stars and galaxies within our know universe? Why? Especially if most are not inhabited? Once again why? Its like building a few widgets, and continuing to build them just for your own pleasure, when in reality every widget is basically the same or in groups. Once again why? Now we start getting into the grit - if the universe came about by accident, where did that energy come from, and so on and so on? How far do we go back before we have an acceptable answer? Where did the matter/energy come, and up the ladder we go... we will never know. Maybe, this is all a hologram, like the matrix, stranger shit is possible...
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  Are we really mortal?

  by cptkirk in

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  or could we be immortal?.

  what is consciousness?

  is it not the formation and function of the organ we call the brain?

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  If matter can neither be created or destroyed than it is feasible to believe that humans and or species, ie birth/death are being replaced with the matter from the previous death. If so HOW? If one person dies in the US, but another is born in the UK how is that possible if matter is finite per se?
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  Are we really mortal?

  by cptkirk in

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  2. experiences

  or could we be immortal?.

  what is consciousness?

  is it not the formation and function of the organ we call the brain?

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  sinis

  I disagree on instinct for animals. Animals are conscious, and they can reason, and they do feel emotions. Just because they cannot communicate with us, or seem to exist on a lesser plane does not mean they are different per se...
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  Urinary Tract Infection=proof of premarital sex

  by rebel8 in

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  in the twisted jw world, that is..... http://cultprevention.blogspot.com/2011/08/ah-memories.html.

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  sinis

  Cranberry or a glass of water with a few drops/teaspoon of apple cider vinegar every day will work - can't taste it, and it actually balances out your pH. Apple Cider vinegar also works with animals, put a couple drops in their water and it prevents bladder infections and reduces the urine smell (cat boxes).
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  The Ancient Jewish CROSS and the ancient Hebrew letter Taw

  by brit-93108 in

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  the ancient jewish cross by al garza phd is a groundbreaking book just published by createspace (isbn-13: 978-1461133896; april 27, 2011).. i'm about to order this book because it means a lot to me personally.

  i was completely unaware of the history or meaning of ancient hebrew letter taw.

  shaped like a cross and avoided by various jewish rabbi today due to its ties to jesus christ's death since his execution, taw is a pictorgraph used prior to babylonian captivity meaning "mark," "sign," "covenant," "seal," or more specifically, "sign, covenant, and seal of yhwh god" -- and fulfilled when jesus the messiah finalized the covenant on it through his blood so that we could have eternal life.. is the cross jewish or pagan?

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  The cross means more than an instrument of death - it represents the four elements/corners of Earth (with a Celtic cross halo - representing the all encompassing cosmos). Its a symbol that encompasses everything known to man, and celebrating life. Its a symbol for both the dead and the living and predates the Romans/Bible etc by eons.
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  Coworker and JW's

  by sinis in

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  so i am talking religion to my coworker and freely admit i used to be a jw.

  he said thats interesting my wife grew up with some, and they are a weird set of people.

  i agreed, explained about the holidays, which he knew and called it a day.

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  I haven't seen him since we talked (might be off), but I was going to ask him some additional questions. He and his wife seem fairly knowledgeable about JW's. I asked him what religion he was and he just said Christian, no religion. He did say that most JW's he knew or grew up with were screwed in the head and seemed to have more mental issues than others in other religions. I agreed with him and informed him that they are a cult by definition.
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  Coworker and JW's

  by sinis in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  so i am talking religion to my coworker and freely admit i used to be a jw.

  he said thats interesting my wife grew up with some, and they are a weird set of people.

  i agreed, explained about the holidays, which he knew and called it a day.

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  sinis

  So I am talking religion to my coworker and freely admit I USED to be a JW. He said thats interesting my wife grew up with some, and they are a weird set of people. I agreed, explained about the holidays, which he knew and called it a day. I see him the next day and he is telling me he was talking to his wife who found out that same day that one of her best friends who was a JW (sounded like they were not as active) had just committed suicide after living with years of molestation within the JW KingDumb Hall. I was shocked. Small world...
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  Suggestions for friend

  by sinis in

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  i have a friend who lives in an apartment complex that used to be considered 5 star, very nice.

  within the past few years it has literally gone into the shit tubes.

  in fact the owners have spent 100's of thousands in solar equipment, but can't do anything for the quality of life, make sure the property is taken care of, and keep the rif raf out.

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  They are in a lease, older person on a budget. They probably will eventually leave, but in the mean time I was hoping to help their "fight" - it sucks when a neighborhood drops into the bowels of "slum"... thanks!