Webworks and Offsite Comments,
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theology

Like the man who dropped the coin inside, but went looking for it outside where the light is better.

Photo, Remix added 2013 May 22 — theology, education, skepticism, Will Rogers

An in-law is the world's foremost authority on Nietzsche. I'm glad she was able to have a living in academia; she might've starved in the real world. But I never read anything by N (like the God is dead quote above) that I didn't think, don't know about the rest of his fillossifies, but theologically, what an idiot!

Read... On Ace of Spades, as a mindful webworker (bDqG/). Offsite Comment added 2013 Mar 22 — theology, faith

Ol' Iknaton (forgive my politically incorrect Egyptian spelling) gets a bad rap because he elevated the Sun God to represent Supreme Deity, but that crazy, starry-eyed dreamer was trying to impose the outlandish idea of One God "before all others," in one generation, to an entrenched polytheism. Yes, the media reported it as his "trampling on the religious rights" -- monotheism threatened the myriad vested interests in other deities, and when Ik was gone, they quickly got back to business as usual. Seriously, force was how things were done, one way or another back then.

Read... On PoliNation, as A Mindful Webworker. Offsite Comment added 2012 Oct 31 — Egypt, theology, Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Nefertiti

Oboy! We can has theological debates on Weird Univerts! Whatz nxt? Polyticks?

Read... On Weird Universe, as A Mindful Webworker in case anybody cares. Offsite Comment added 2012 Jun 13 — theology, afterlife, good and evil, humor

My understanding is that a more appropriate translation of the commandment would be do no murder, rather than killing. [As I discovered Chrissy had already noted.]

Read... On PoliNation, as A Mindful Webworker. Offsite Comment added 2012 Apr 16 — scripture, commandments, theology, Golden Rule