Every vegitarian on Earth is a fag.

Cú Chulainn · **Posted:** Mon Jul 24, 2006 8:12 pm

Radagast wrote:

Kathaarian wrote:

Zad wrote:

Radagast wrote:

Zad wrote:

What's most ridiculous is that I'm not biologically Jewish, as my family converted. So, there's no reason to be afraid of me, DEA.

You're not a tr00 j00? Poser!

Hey, since you've cast aside religion that means I can make all the j00 jokes I like now ('cause I've been holding back lolz).

Lolz. Have at 'em.

Cept Kayla can chop your balls off.

Ever the spanner in my proverbial works, are you not? :(

I'm half jewish too.

Open Mind · **Posted:** Thu Jul 27, 2006 12:52 pm

Misha wrote:

My ignorance states that when God is the answer to everything, this is a matter of synonym and not substance or whatever form of being.

I'm having a question at your explainations, Jochen: Do you state that the absence of the law or action and reaction in spirutal form is the basis for free will?

I like meat by the way, but I respect and even look upto people who don't eat it out of principle.

Welcome back :-)

It is tempting to see God just as everything that is. Some religion and metaphysics is built on that believe.
My irgnorance states that God is the answer to everything we can ask in the dual world which is only a fleeting mirror image of the timeless truth that is beyond. So I think he is more than a synonym.

I don't think the law of actio = reactio is absent in the spiritual world. Contrary, if spiritual energy has its seeds in a perfect and eternal source it must be conservated. That is the origin of the notion of Karma.

Misha · **Posted:** Sat Jul 29, 2006 2:12 pm

Open Mind wrote:

Misha wrote:

My ignorance states that when God is the answer to everything, this is a matter of synonym and not substance or whatever form of being.

I'm having a question at your explainations, Jochen: Do you state that the absence of the law or action and reaction in spirutal form is the basis for free will?

I like meat by the way, but I respect and even look upto people who don't eat it out of principle.

Welcome back :-)

It is tempting to see God just as everything that is. Some religion and metaphysics is built on that believe.
My irgnorance states that God is the answer to everything we can ask in the dual world which is only a fleeting mirror image of the timeless truth that is beyond. So I think he is more than a synonym.

I don't think the law of actio = reactio is absent in the spiritual world. Contrary, if spiritual energy has its seeds in a perfect and eternal source it must be conservated. That is the origin of the notion of Karma.

If there is actio = reactio in the spiritual world as well, how can there excist a concept of free will, when every action is based upon a previous reaction to another action?

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