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lovemedofr: Bonjour unlaoised
Yes, you are right, let's keep this beautiful Freedom of choosing to practice or not any form of religion or beliefs, unless it's again the Laws and the Democracies.
But, let's never forget our origines, where we come from. It's fundamental even, in these troubled times.
Yes, you are right, let's keep this beautiful Freedom of choosing to practice or not any form of religion or beliefs, unless it's again the Laws and the Democracies.
But, let's never forget our origines, where we come from. It's fundamental even, in these troubled times.
Bonjour loveme
I hope you're warmer than I am today 
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Note 1: The end of the Constitution records the year of its ratification, "the Seventeenth Day of September in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven." Although, indeed, it uses the word "Lord", it does not refer to Jesus but rather to the dating method. Incredibly, some Christians attempt to use this as justification for a Christian derived Constitution. The term simply conveys a written English form of the Latin, Anno Domini (AD), which means the year of our Lord (no, it does not mean After Death). This scripted form served as a common way of dating in the 1700s. The Constitution also uses many pagan words such as January (from the two-headed Roman god, Janus), and Sunday (from the word Sunne, which refers to the Saxon Sun god). Can you imagine the ludicrous position of someone trying to argue for the justification of a pagan god based Constitution? The same goes to any Christian who attempts to use a dating convention as an argument against the Constitution's secular nature, and can only paint himself as naive, or worse, as dishonest and deceiving
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stringman: yep we forget that we are all human and can be easily tempted, most of all when you have all the power of leadership.
after,a long winter,indians showed them,to smoke hemp in pipes,when supplys ran low,now u get reefer madness,lol.------ This thread is Archived ------
unlaoised: Bonjour loveme I hope you're warmer than I am today
Oops, hit the enter button before I meant to. Good post, lady, I like
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Conrad73: Note 1: The end of the Constitution records the year of its ratification, "the Seventeenth Day of September in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven." Although, indeed, it uses the word "Lord", it does not refer to Jesus but rather to the dating method. Incredibly, some Christians attempt to use this as justification for a Christian derived Constitution. The term simply conveys a written English form of the Latin, Anno Domini (AD), which means the year of our Lord (no, it does not mean After Death). This scripted form served as a common way of dating in the 1700s. The Constitution also uses many pagan words such as January (from the two-headed Roman god, Janus), and Sunday (from the word Sunne, which refers to the Saxon Sun god). Can you imagine the ludicrous position of someone trying to argue for the justification of a pagan god based Constitution? The same goes to any Christian who attempts to use a dating convention as an argument against the Constitution's secular nature, and can only paint himself as naive, or worse, as dishonest and deceiving
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nokundi: do you know god? who is it, tell me please.
i dont expect an answer, coz i know that you dont know.I am always cautious if someone says "I KNOW " doesnt matter if hindu, jew moslem or christian...
i dont expect an answer, coz i know that you dont know.I am always cautious if someone says "I KNOW " doesnt matter if hindu, jew moslem or christian...
God is the creator of all things, he controls everything.you can not see him in person but you know he is there. yes I was taught there is a GOD and have faith in GOD.
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Still, Christianity is dominant religion across NorthAmerica.
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unlaoised: Bonjour loveme I hope you're warmer than I am today
It's still around 15°C here mon Amie
but i saw the wild birds in the sky yesterday night (and heard! what a beautiful and lasting noise!) .. that means we are going to get a wave of cold in the next days.. first cold, first fog maybe first freeze .. ou la la 
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pedalguy59: Still, Christianity is dominant religion across North
America.
America.
i would say also in south-america, australia, new-zealand and europe.
But the world is bigger than this.
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lovemedofr: It's still around 15°C here mon Amie but i saw the wild birds in the sky yesterday night (and heard! what a beautiful and lasting noise!) .. that means we are going to get a wave of cold in the next days.. first cold, first fog maybe first freeze .. ou la la
brrr!!!
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lovemedofr: It's still around 15°C here mon Amie but i saw the wild birds in the sky yesterday night (and heard! what a beautiful and lasting noise!) .. that means we are going to get a wave of cold in the next days.. first cold, first fog maybe first freeze .. ou la la
same here,geese flew over,been cold for 2 days.------ This thread is Archived ------
Conrad73: Note 1: The end of the Constitution records the year of its ratification, "the Seventeenth Day of September in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and Eighty seven." Although, indeed, it uses the word "Lord", it does not refer to Jesus but rather to the dating method. Incredibly, some Christians attempt to use this as justification for a Christian derived Constitution. The term simply conveys a written English form of the Latin, Anno Domini (AD), which means the year of our Lord (no, it does not mean After Death). This scripted form served as a common way of dating in the 1700s. The Constitution also uses many pagan words such as January (from the two-headed Roman god, Janus), and Sunday (from the word Sunne, which refers to the Saxon Sun god). Can you imagine the ludicrous position of someone trying to argue for the justification of a pagan god based Constitution? The same goes to any Christian who attempts to use a dating convention as an argument against the Constitution's secular nature, and can only paint himself as naive, or worse, as dishonest and deceiving
well I wish I could whip out my history book and show you what I was taught
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reb56: same here,geese flew over,been cold for 2 days.
Goose flights are absolutely amazing.. majestuous .. the latest before real cold. I live near two natural reserves and most stay there for part of winter then fly to Africa for about 2 or 3 months.
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stringman: God is the creator of all things, he controls everything.you can not see him in person but you know he is there. yes I was taught there is a GOD and have faith in GOD.
god is the creator,and who created god?
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nokundi: god is the creator,and who created god?
no one he always was and always will be.
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should watch this clip it is really good IMO.
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tomcatwarne: I agree governmants should stay neutral on religion, but just as evil is the politically correct saying our christian societies should not observe Christmas, Easter etc. These are a fundamental part of our culture and should not be influenced by those masters of control the politically correct, these decisions should be left to individuals and families. Ok tell me you don't want Santa Clause to come
Santa doesn't comes to Spain, are others who bring the toys.
But I understand you. My idea of neutrality in religious matters is Laissez faire, and this doesn't contradict the separation between church and state, it reinforces it.
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stringman: http://www.wnd.com/2013/11/sarah-palin-booting-god-only-leads-to-ruin/?cat_orig=faith
I haven't laughed this loud in a long time... thanks!!! (gosh and I was a republican !!)
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stringman: no one he always was and always will be.
ok,the world is there somebody must have created it.You call the creator god.But do you see the implication? If the world is created, there can be no evolution. Evolution means creation continues.
The cristian story is that after six days the world was created, on the seventh day god rested. The world was completed.
Now from where does evolution comes? If the world was finished created? God did not do anything more as these six days creating.
We HAVE evolution here, but evolution implies that the creation is not complete. God cannot create a incomplete world. That would be against his nature.He is perfect.
Darwin says that the world is incomplete,imperfect, thats why there is evolution. The priests dont like darwin coz of this.
I also see a contradiction between the creation(god) and darwin.
Can you get me,stringman?
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Yes, you are right, let's keep this beautiful Freedom of choosing to practice or not any form of religion or beliefs, unless it's again the Laws and the Democracies.
But, let's never forget our origines, where we come from. It's fundamental even, in these troubled times.