...his idiosyncrasies and the many problems that he caused to others and to himself. But VP is man of destiny. There are some half dozen assassination attempt on his life but he survived and the only explanation, if ...watch the movie, :Run LOLA run... you would understand what I mean). VP may have feel his destiny. When he went to his early lifr, he acted as he was the leader, doing his own ...

On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 15:21:20 -0600, Mark Earnest wrote: What about destiny and free will being at two ends of the spectrum, and a happy meeting ground being met halfway? Can we settle on: These ends of the spectrum are the meeting ground. This ground is called one thing by some, by others another and by others still another. No matter what you call it, though, it is the ground of...

... me to thinking. What exactly is destiny? I think it is like a ... it that holds us to our destinies? And...does the existence of destiny ... which we write unknowingly. I understand destiny to be the ultimate appointment of ...the road to their own unique destiny. *****To sum up: Maybe if we...action.As we grow towards our destiny,(learning from fait) understanding grows. ...

...we write unknowingly. I understand destiny to be the ultimate appointment...road to their own unique destiny. BOfL -------------------------- Graphicly, one could describe...then determines what other dominoes [destiny] fall in a series as...to *create* an entirely new destiny, which then gets changed from...dominion over both their fate/destiny through their own free will...

... 24, 10:49 am, Michael Gordge <mikegor...@xtra.co.nz> wrote: On Feb 24, 9:16 am, "Mark Earnest" <gmearn...@yahoo.com> wrote: That got me to thinking.  What exactly is destiny? Something that is judged to have happened, or thought about, but only after it has happended. There is only the current and the past that you can know for certain, the rest is at ...

... Dr. Zaes replied dignifully, "His destiny." His destiny was the ruin of the human...got me to thinking. What exactly is destiny? I think it is like a ...is it that holds us to our destinies? And...does the existence of destiny ...), which we write unknowingly. I understand destiny to be the ultimate appointment of ... the road to their own unique destiny. *****To sum up: Maybe if we ...

..., 23 Feb 2008 18:16:36 -0600, Mark Earnest wrote: does the existence of destiny counter the notion of free will? With destiny, things are not so destined, with free will things are not so free. They are both false absolutes. What about destiny and free will being at two ends of the spectrum, and a happy meeting ground ...

On Sat, 23 Feb 2008 18:16:36 -0600, Mark Earnest wrote: does the existence of destiny counter the notion of free will? With destiny, things are not so destined, with free will things are not so free. They are both false absolutes.

... we write unknowingly. I understand destiny to be the ultimate appointment...road to their own unique destiny. BOfL -------------------------- Graphicly, one could describe...then determines what other dominoes [destiny] fall in a series as...to *create* an entirely new destiny, which then gets changed from...And that is everyone's "destiny" no matter how they go...

... that holds us to our destinies? And...does the existence of ...we write unknowingly. I understand destiny to be the ultimate appointment...road to their own unique destiny. BOfL -------------------------- Graphicly, one could describe...then determines what other dominoes [destiny] fall in a series as...to *create* an entirely new destiny, which then gets changed from...