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Some not-so-serious thinking about the reasons given in The Urantia Book why Jesus used clay and spittle to heal the blind man.
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What if there is no hereafter?
Text added on 1999 Mar 19
Subjects: Urantia Papers, resurrection, afterlife, salvation, eternity, commandments, faith, spirituality
Subjects: Urantia Papers, resurrection, afterlife, salvation, eternity, commandments, faith, spirituality
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The joy of working with growing things
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Seek and you will find, but what will you find?
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Cycles keep passing me by
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Admissions of limitations as a songsmith.
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Be on guard against sinister forces at work in the world.
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Comparison of revelation with discovery and theory.
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Safe enough for children and pets. Washes your clothes. Wets your whistle. Have some today.
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When some decide that UrantiaBookism is their religion, it changes the landscape for everyone else.
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The revelation gives us the power and purpose to be the spiritual leaders of the world.
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Countering common erroneous arguments for prohibitionism; the Golden Rule as the foundation for good law.
Text added on 1997 Oct 28
Subjects: Golden Rule, repeal, prohibition, socialism, drugs, human right, proper province of government
Subjects: Golden Rule, repeal, prohibition, socialism, drugs, human right, proper province of government
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Is it unreasonable to be disaster-ready in a world which has regularly seen disaster?
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Drawing on some quotations from the Urantia Papers
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Touching on the age-old question of partiality in a universe centered on a Perfect One, especially as relating to death
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Reply to Urantia Book reviewer asking not to reproduce his article.
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If at first you don't try, how can you ever succeed or not?
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You don't talk to your neighbors in the city.
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Sometimes you can't tell 'em apart
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Are we bodies, minds, or something more? A pair of parallel articles.
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A series of squibs against prohibition's tyranny
The so-called war on drugs is utterly unwinnable and in its very conception perverts the purposes of good government.
Text added on 1997 Mar 22
Subjects: repeal, drugs, prohibition, human right, proper province of government
Subjects: repeal, drugs, prohibition, human right, proper province of government
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Cause for Despair, or...? On the evolution, status, and future of news reportage and the public interest.
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That we are and we ask makes us the revelation of the I Am That I Am
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LEGAL AND SAFE! But your mother might not approve. Comics, songs, nonsense.
Verse, Cartoon added on 1997 Mar 20
Subjects: politics, drugs, marijuana, pleasure, indulgence, prohibition, proper province of government
Subjects: politics, drugs, marijuana, pleasure, indulgence, prohibition, proper province of government
A musing on the eclectic revelation.
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A bittersweet lament about life in this world
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Must have infinite patience to put up with the mortal creatures of finity.
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A meditation on being and meaning, and an early exercise in songsmithy.
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A little might be healthy for the body, but what about the mind?
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