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Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by Krayola(m): 7:36pm On Nov 02, 2009 |
haha. I google stuff like a mutha fucka. I only go to academic sites tho (universities and think tanks) and use peer reviewed stuff . . but i use google every chance i get. It is technology that opens up a world of learning to us (as long as u don't just get info from anywhere). I think anyone dissing google as a resource just misses the plot completely. I haven't responded cause I'm working on my paper. half way done. BTW, deep sight. i have an appointment with one of my profs in 4 hours and I'm goin to question him on the grail message (a lot of stuff that i (in my very limited capacity) see as nonsense is being said about that book on nairaland and i just want to get another perspective). I'm gonna have my "hidden" camera rolling and I'll post it on youtube. If u have any specific questions u want to clear up holla back. Nothing theological though. . . here is his wiki page. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_E._Cowan |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by DeepSight(m): 7:46pm On Nov 02, 2009 |
That's really really great Krayola, i looked up the Wiki page. . . Please throw these up for me in your discussion with him - 1. What specific issues did the Nazi Regime have with Abd Ru Shin, the authour, and why was he incacerated? 2. Are there any possible links between his lifetime in Germany and the fact of the two world wars occurring during his time there. 3. Is there any relationship whatsoever between the authour and the Nazi Holocaust. 4. Does the authour have any link with Jews? I'll tell you later why i'm interested in these. But let's see what he says. Cheers. By the way - what got you interested in your field of study, why are you studying it, and what do you plan to do after the study? |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by PastorAIO: 8:37pm On Nov 02, 2009 |
I think that the original Romance of the Grail legend is rather different from the Grail Message movement of today. Quite possibly the only thing they have in common is the name 'Grail'. I wonder if Krayola's prof will be able to show us the links. |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by viaro: 8:56pm On Nov 02, 2009 |
Krayola: Haha. . depends on how 'hidden' it is. . but methinks he may not be impressed seeing his face on Youtube without consent. |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by Krayola(m): 9:45pm On Nov 02, 2009 |
viaro: haha. i know. I have about 3 gigs of footage from class and discussions with my profs just waiting to hit youtube and Nairaland. I'm scared to post them now cause i could get kicked out of school so I'm goin to wait till I'm finished in about 5 weeks. WOOOOHOOO!!! But so far I have 4 classes (almost 12 hours) from my Course on the historical Jesus, and then some discussions with My Judaism/ bible and Archaeology prof regarding how the Bible is understood by Jews, and what is historical and what is legend. He is an orthodox Jew so he knows the Old testament inside out (New testament too, surprisingly. the guy was quoting the book of acts off the top of his head the last time i spoke with him). It depends on what this guy tells me today. . .if it's controversial i won't post it yet cause some person might get angry and send him a email ratting me out. So it'll have to wait till december. Once I'm done i no send. . . they can sue me. . . i ain't got no money |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by Chrisbenogor(m): 10:29pm On Nov 02, 2009 |
Deep Sight I need your help, can you help me start the following topics anytime you find the time. [list] [li]Where should information about human sexuality be taught to youth: at home, at school, at religious institutions, or at some combination of the above.[/li] [li][/li] [/list][list] [li] Whether methods of prevention of pregnancy and/or STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) should be included in sex-ed classes .[/li] [li][/li] [/list] [list] [li]Whether abstinence should be taught alone or in addition to disease and pregnancy prevention.[/li] [li][/li] [/list] [list] [li]Whether condoms should be supplied to students in schools.[/li] [li][/li] [/list] [list] [li]Whether information about sexual orientation (particularly about homosexuality and bisexuality) should be taught in class.[/li] [li][/li] [/list] [list] [li]What beliefs about minority sexual orientations should be taught. Almost all gays, lesbians and human sexuality researchers believe that a person's sexual orientation is fixed, not inherently sinful, and not chosen. Most religious conservatives believe that homosexual behavior it is changeable, sinful, and chosen.[/li] [li][/li] [/list] Just pick anyone and give it one of those faction spins, I really love em. Thanks. |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by Krayola(m): 11:33pm On Nov 02, 2009 |
@ deepsight and pastor. I had to send him an email to cancel and make another appointment. Sorry to disappoint. I haven't finished my paper yet and It's due in half an hour. |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by Krayola(m): 12:59am On Nov 03, 2009 |
Deep Sight: haha. . . u wanna see my diary too? I grew up around a lot of religion (Christianity- My mum actually ran a church, and is still very involved in the Church community) but it didn't have much of my impact on me. I was a dirty rotten scoundrel headed for a premature death, Jail, or rehab ( I know thats a cliche but it applies) . Almost 4 years ago a series of devasting events, runnings with the law, and a very high speed car crash in which i walked out with nothing but bruises from the airbag caused me to start to think about gettin my act together. I decided to go back to school cause I had too much time on my hands and all i did was messed up stuff. I used to be an economics major but i had dropped out in my second year, and so i knew I had no interest in that. I had always been fascinated by religion, and i thought studying religion would be a good first step in getting my head together. It was the best decision i ever made cause though I'm not religious, i'm not the same person i was when I started. it's impossible to read this much about religion and not become a "softie". I won't even kill bugs or spiders anymore cause i don't want to harm any of "God's" creations. This is my last term so i'm done in december. I'm applying to business school (Schulich) for 2011 to do an MBA specializing in Arts and Media management. In the interim I'm goin to make music. Hip Hop Music. I'm planning to go to Naija either in Late December or early next year to see whats poppin. If betta dey, fukc school, if not, then na MBA get me. does that answer your kweshun? |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by bawomolo(m): 1:29am On Nov 03, 2009 |
see this Dbanj wannabe |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by Krayola(m): 1:32am On Nov 03, 2009 |
haha. Dbanj ain't got shit on me. Michael Jackson sef go fear!! And I said hip-hop, not disco |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by DeepSight(m): 9:55am On Nov 04, 2009 |
Deep Sight: Deep Sight: Nobody responded to these posts. I take it then that no loop holes were found. I will move speedily ahead to the next proof. |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by viaro: 12:35pm On Nov 04, 2009 |
Deep Sight: Slow down, dear senior. . slow down! Of course, there are some major objections to observe; and I for one was slow to jump in with a scimitar lest I appear before the panel for the umpteenth time! Anyhow, I was particularly interested by some inferences you arrived at - Yes guys, the abstract form of the number [1] is imbued with energy. I'm trying to be cautious here; but for the moment, I dare say that those conclusions have taken the physics out of reality and rather presented us with serious problems. The key notes that caught my curiosity are these - * the idea of a oneness of all empty infinity * what sort of energy is exhibited by the above * what is meant by an infinity that is both - (a) 'inclusive' (all empty infinity); and (b) 'vacuous' (all empty infinity) The inferences drawn from these postulations are hard, if not impossible, to defend by any dimension or stretch of imagination. By the time we begin to try to analyse each of those factors and try to synthesise them into the framework of your postulations, there would be a whole world of false mirrors against defined reality. That was most certainly why I'd wanted to slow down (here and in the other thread) and see further developments of your postulations before I could attempt to wrap up anything. So far, so interesting. Ride on. |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by DeepSight(m): 1:02pm On Nov 04, 2009 |
Viaro, i feel you, but i am not using the word "empty" in the conventional sense. I had thought i had explained before. I use it to mean devoid of matter as presently known; i.e: the singularity. |
Re: Tudor, Krayola. . . On God Again. by DeepSight(m): 12:31am On Nov 08, 2009 |
At this point before proceeding, it might be useful to reproduce a summary of the Five Proofs of the Existence of God offered by St. Thomas Aquinas: The Argument of the Unmoved Mover The argument of the unmoved mover, or ex motu, tries to explain that God must be the cause of motion in the universe. It is therefore a form of the cosmological argument. It goes thus: Some things are moved. Everything that is moving is moved by a mover. An infinite regress of movers is impossible. Therefore, there is an unmoved mover from whom all motion proceeds. This mover is what we call God. The Argument of the First Cause The argument of the first cause (ex causa), tries, unlike the argument of the Unmoved Mover, to prove that God must have been the cause, or the creator of the universe. It is therefore another form of the cosmological argument. It goes thus: Some things are caused. Everything that is caused is caused by something else. An infinite regress of causation is impossible. Therefore, there must be an uncaused cause of all that is caused. This causer is what we call God. The Argument from Contingency The argument from contingency (ex contingentia): Many things in the universe may either exist or not exist. Such things are called contingent beings. It is impossible for everything in the universe to be contingent, for then there would be a time when nothing existed, and so nothing would exist now, since there would be nothing to bring anything into existence, which is clearly false. Therefore, there must be a necessary being whose existence is not contingent on any other being or beings. This being is whom we call God. The Argument from Degree The argument from degree or gradation (ex gradu). It is heavily based upon the teachings of the ancient Greek philosopher Plato. It goes thus : Varying perfections of varying degrees may be found throughout the universe. These degrees assume the existence of an ultimate standard of perfection. Therefore, perfection must have a pinnacle. This pinnacle is whom we call God The Teleological Argument The teleological argument or argument of "design" (ex fine), which claims that everything in the Universe has a purpose, which must have been caused by God: All natural bodies in the world act toward ends. These objects are in themselves unintelligent. Acting toward an end is characteristic of intelligence. Therefore, there exists an intelligent being that guides all natural bodies toward their ends. This being is whom we call God. |
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