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CoronaVirusRelo:
smh...

CoronaVirusRelo:
Its not even as high as I expect. Still within range. Will do more research on their chances.

Kobojunkie:
I already experienced some of that... maybe a slow car instead of a donkey . LOL
I can't wait to get to it already!

Kobojunkie:

Aren't we meant to live as He lived, do the things He did, and more? You know, if I am to become a copy of Him, eventually.... lol

Kobojunkie:
I know it is a time-related in some way but is there an average on how long people take to learn whatever it is they need to learn before they are put out to work in the field or something?

gensteejay:
The download link isn't working.

saxywale1:
In other news:
Somewhere in Britain. They are still discussing about BLM.

If only Trump had said calming words, there would not have been BLM protests all over the world.

gensteejay:
Budaatum, are you saying the I's in those pyramidal structures are archetypes?

delkuf:
it sounds like that others atum guy

gensteejay:
How are those images related to the dual infinity sign in the OP?

OtemAtum:
Chapter Two
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1. The diagram above reveals the structure of the Totality of Existence. The dual infinity at the centre radiated all the 'I' symbols, thereby showing us a model of the great bang.

2. This bang occurs in all directions and it brings to consciousness all beings, all organisms and all things in Existence.

3. Therefore it can be clearly stated that the dual infinity sign is the origin of Existence. The 'I' symbols represent universes, organisms, living beings, animals, plants, solar systems and everything in Existence.

A mandala (emphasis on first syllable; Sanskrit मण्डल, maṇḍala – literally "circle" is a geometric configuration of symbols. In various spiritual traditions, mandalas may be employed for focusing attention of practitioners and adepts, as a spiritual guidance tool, for establishing a sacred space and as an aid to meditation and trance induction. In the Eastern religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Shintoism it is used as a map representing deities, or specially in the case of Shintoism, paradises, kami or actual shrines.

OtemAtum:
In a bid for Atum and Ra to teach the people the diagram called God Almighty(Totality of Existence), the pyramids were constructed both in the old world and in the new. The arrangement follows after the pattern of the arrangements of the structure of God Almighty as revealled in the BOOK OF BASOTESH.

Then to honour the king, they had to make sure that they were buried in the pyramids, with the beliefs that the kings go to rest in the bosom of God Almighty, aka inner universes.

I think it is long overdue for me to start revealling the book of BASOTESH. I was waiting for the best way to draw and arrange the beautiful structures earlier, but I don't think I should delay revealling it anymore.

Now switch over to see the BOOK OF BASOTESH by following the link below:

saxywale1:
“Defund the police” means reallocating or redirecting funding away from the police department to other government agencies funded by the local municipality. That’s it. It’s that simple. Defund does not mean abolish policing. And, even some who say abolish, do not necessarily mean to do away with law enforcement altogether. Rather, they want to see the rotten trees of policing chopped down and fresh roots replanted anew.

Some of those funds could also be better allocated to training the police instead. They need to look at some EU countries where you can't join the force without some sort of college or university degree and with continuous training on law enforcement.

In the US, the requirements for joining the police is too lax, and I do not think I know of any cop that makes less than $100,000 a year despite the low qualification requirements.

IMAliyu:
This as well.
I'd say it's something characteristic to any ideology, religious or areligious.
Something like the communist ideology seemed to had a similar thing going on.

Muurian:
Lol...

GodHead85:
Its a really disturbing trend i've come to observe on this website. Now i'm sort of an agnostic deist but i have many atheist friends in real life, and some that are much more anti-theistic. While I do agree with them on a variety of different fronts, I don't really understand the hate. I wouldn't say I hate religious people; I just don't agree with them on certain things. Isn't taking a militant approach towards anti-theism somewhat ineffective? From what I've seen, religious people tend to become even more anchored to their beliefs when you attack them, even if they are disproven from a logical standpoint.
My solution is to simply educate these people, and let the information sink in until they contradict themselves. And as I've turned by debate style from a harder version to a softer, probing version, I've been able to have more productive discussions, even with religious people, simply because they are more willing to open up to their shortcomings as well.

Xavfra:
I'm asking that why should a loving and all powerful God create humans, create evil and put the evil in humans and still send them to hell for committing evil

LordReed:
Indeed my dear buda, no more god image forming for me. I am going to keep my mind free of that particular form of nonsense. LoL

Dtruthspeaker:
Haven't you heard that you may be able to force a horse to go to the river but no one can ever force it to drink?

How much more a human being you can't force any where, especially online! It is a waste of effort and in vain and God would not count your efforts for doing, because it is a waste and if you know God, you would surely know that He HATES
VANITIES (empty results).No to talk of the fact that you now cause them to insult Him.

God is on His own, let them be on their own. Let only those who have business with God, deal with Him directly.

Leave them alone!

Muurian:
It's on then.

Xmuslim:
Not only Christian. You can't be a believer in any abrahamic religion unless you submit your rational mind.

Immidiately you begin to use your brain adequately, you begin to deviate from your religion.

Muurian:
I think it's all.

From mighty corporations to the child who cries to be fed.

Kobojunkie:
As far as that is concerned, I think I am at a 30 fold yield... i.e. about 30% of the time, I get answers within hours of asking or needing, but I know it ought to be better than this and I am trying to gain any additional understanding of what it is that I may be missing.

Kobojunkie:
I am looking for what Jesus Christ showed His disciples because that is what ought to be if I am ever to do what He did and more.

Kobojunkie:
I have been working on the testing myself, and it has not been easy at all. For it seems I have been in the waiting room on a lot of things for sometime now.

Kobojunkie:
It would have been nice to compare experiences with others who have been, or maybe are in similar situations as I find myself but you know how it goes... I know what I am told but I can't help but continue to question what I hear even though I am meant to "Trust and Obey".

Kobojunkie:
You grew up?
Didn't Jesus Christ say you have to be like a child to enter His kingdom?
Have you forgotten that we are not called to be men/women of God, but as Children of God?

Kobojunkie:
Not tremble, but maybe be in awe of Him -- His greatness!

LordReed:
Religions are, by definition, metaphors, after all: God is a dream, a hope, a woman, an ironist, a father, a city, a house of many rooms, a watchmaker who left his prize chronometer in the desert, someone who loves you-even, perhaps, against all evidence, a celestial being whose only interest is to make sure your football team, army, business, or marriage thrives, prospers, and triumphs over all opposition.
Religions are places to stand and look and act, vantage points from which to view the world.

HappyPagan:
It's my birthday next month. I'll be 32. It's crazy... I dropped religion at 21. There's been a whole lot of unlearning, weeding my mind of seeds planted carefully long time ago. It's tough, very tough...but everyday I'm grateful I stopped listening to fear.

Unfortunately, I also developed a negative/pessimistic outlook on life.. rarely taking my self or thoughts serious. My life has been a bit out of balance the past few years, hopefully I can get back on track.

I don't want to be known as an ex-Christian. I think there's more to me than that...and I'm hoping time will reveal more...


Hope you good.. my thoughts may be a bit scattered. Hope they make sense..

LordReed:
It has fully dawned on me that talking about god is pointless. While I hold out the possibility of the existence of a god, I just get no satisfaction from any of the conversations or arguments, they feel bereft of real substance. No argument is going to convince me a god exists, if one does it is going to have to convince me itself. So I am done with god talks, it was fun though, it stretched my mind and gave my mind a good work out. Thanks to all who were gracious enough to engage, I appreciate you all.