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FA: Depression Glass –in a rainbow of color including lots of cobalt blue Depression Glass, Pottery, Pressed Glass, Hubley Plane, BuddyL truck, Wooden Pinocchio circa 1940’s, too much to list!
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Author: BC
Date: Aug 13, 2008 07:56
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Re: IS EVERYTHING INEVITABLE?
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Author: Joseph Humming
Date: Jul 27, 2008 16:24
... to produce the universe we know? etc I am a determinism because I am sure that it is true whether you beleive in free will or not. Like Nils Boar who when asked why he kept a horseshoe on his wall, having stated his disbelief in "luck", said that "I am told that it will bring you luck whether you beleive in it or not"- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide ...
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Author: Joseph Humming
Date: Jul 27, 2008 16:19
... to produce the universe we know? etc I am a determinism because I am sure that it is true whether you beleive in free will or not. Like Nils Boar who when asked why he kept a horseshoe on his wall, having stated his disbelief in "luck", said that "I am told that it will bring you luck whether you beleive in it or not"- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide ...
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Author: chazwin
Date: Jul 27, 2008 04:13
... forces were required to produce the universe we know? etc I am a determinism because I am sure that it is true whether you beleive in free will or not. Like Nils Boar who when asked why he kept a horseshoe on his wall, having stated his disbelief in "luck", said that "I am told that it will bring you luck whether you beleive in it or not"- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -
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Author: chazwin
Date: Jul 27, 2008 04:07
... forces were required to produce the universe we know? etc I am a determinism because I am sure that it is true whether you beleive in free will or not. Like Nils Boar who when asked why he kept a horseshoe on his wall, having stated his disbelief in "luck", said that "I am told that it will bring you luck whether you beleive in it or not"- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -
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Author: Joseph Humming
Date: Jul 26, 2008 14:05
... kind of prior forces were required to produce the universe we know? etc I am a determinism because I am sure that it is true whether you beleive in free will or not. Like Nils Boar who when asked why he kept a horseshoe on his wall, having stated his disbelief in "luck", said that "I am told that it will bring you luck whether you beleive in it or not"- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -
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Author: Joseph Humming
Date: Jul 24, 2008 16:43
... kind of prior forces were required to produce the universe we know? etc I am a determinism because I am sure that it is true whether you beleive in free will or not. Like Nils Boar who when asked why he kept a horseshoe on his wall, having stated his disbelief in "luck", said that "I am told that it will bring you luck whether you beleive in it or not"- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -
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Author: chazwin
Date: Jul 24, 2008 16:18
......working backwards might be more productive. What kind of prior forces were required to produce the universe we know? etc I am a determinism because I am sure that it is true whether you beleive in free will or not. Like Nils Boar who when asked why he kept a horseshoe on his wall, having stated his disbelief in "luck", said that "I am told that it will bring you luck whether you beleive in it or not"
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Author: Joseph Humming
Date: Jul 23, 2008 11:02
... that is. Actually...working backwards might be more productive. What kind of prior forces were required to produce the universe we know? etc I am a determinism because I am sure that it is true whether you beleive in free will or not. Like Nils Boar who when asked why he kept a horseshoe on his wall, having stated his disbelief in "luck", said that "I am told that it will bring you luck whether you beleive in it or not"
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Re: IS EVERYTHING INEVITABLE?
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Author: chazwin
Date: Jul 22, 2008 18:09
... to happen. This means that even though we are determined, it makes very little difference if you believe in free will because none of us can tell the future. I am a determinism because I am sure that it is true whether you beleive in free will or not. Like Nils Boar who when asked why he kept a horseshoe on his wall, having stated his disbelief in "luck", said that "I am told that it will bring you luck whether you beleive in it or not"
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