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Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile
Author: ImmortalistImmortalist Date: Apr 26, 2008 22:40
On Apr 26, 8:22Â pm, C3 aol.com> wrote:
> Different people claim to have different spiritual insights. Â If a
> ball rolls across the room, can you tell the difference between
> volition and poltergeist? Volition would indicate that the ball has a
> soul or is at least alive.
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> Poltergeist would be some other spirit (in the case of poltergeist,
> evil) that moves the ball. Â It's nice to pretend or even "make
> believe" that the ball moves by itself but if a poltergeist moves it,
> that is a whole different situation.
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> How do you tell the difference between volition and poltergeist? Is it
> something that can be explained to other people. Â I know some priests
> have spent many years in prayer trying to explain the Holy Eucharist
> to certain indiviuals and have been unable to.
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> I spent a lot of time praying for a tree once between my house and the
> neighbor's and I was shocked once when I opened the window and the
> tree semed to have "moved" like in the Wizard of Oz. It grew right
> into my house.
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> There is the theory that life is there all along, all you have to do
> is believe.
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> C3
That might get you in trouble, I mean just going along with the
beliefs.
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