This is pretty funny -- it reminds me of H. L. Mencken's
adventures among the snake-handlers and speakers
of tongues. I think, though, that the political effect of
these people is beginning to fade, so they may become
more of a curiosity than a threat or nuisance. G. W.
Bush may have used them, but association with them
(e.g. Hagee) is more likely to be a liability for McCain.

On May 6, 11:24 am, Anarcissie gmail.com> wrote:

God and the Universe are identical.

"Don Stockbauer" hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:85019aeb-ac45-479a-9cfe-77e7895e7a0d@b9g2000prh.googlegroups.com...

Jesus - do you do anything but repeat and regurgitate the same old crap over
and over?
Do you ever change? Think anything new - anything different?
Let us all wait until the "Global brain kicks in".
Oh my God what utter garbage.
Xan

Xan wrote:

The Bagavad Gita says that some of what you encounter are divinely
created forms which only exist as a challenge to the fulfillment of your
kharma. Like cosmic robots, they do what they do. Just like the monsters
in a video game, the Gita calls them Avatars.

They can only, as you say, regurgitate what they've been programmed to.
They cannot learn anything new, altho you may learn from them.

On May 8, 11:17 am, Don Stockbauer hotmail.com> wrote:

So Jesus didn't make _you_ puke.

Or did he?

On Sat, 10 May 2008 11:05:19 -0700 (PDT), "*Anarcissie*"
gmail.com> wrote:

How many times have you read about some guy who survives a disaster
that kills a bunch of other people - and that guy gives thanks to God
for saving him?

If God saved him, who was watching over all those other guys?

Howard Brazee wrote:

The disaster was an act of Gawd.

It was probably the Devil that saved those people, in the hopes of
tempting them into damnation, and frustrating Gawd's plan of an eternity
of boring harp playing and such.