OT: Review of 2012
Thin White Duke
Tashi
> See:
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1JmJa8Ifns&feature=sub
Fr Barron, is pissed because Roland Emmerich left God out of the
Apocalypse, and what's an Apocalypse without God. It's like a party
without girls. Fr Barron forgets the title of the movie is "2012",
based on the Mayan calender, and not the book of Revelations.
The one religion that is mentioned in a good light is Buddhism, Fr.
Barron complains.
Fr Barron also mentions, Roland Emmerich has a life size painting of
the Pope, reading his own obituary in his house.
I liked "Independence Day" and the "Titanic" I think I will enjoy
this film, minus the real story concerning the Mayan Calender.
Thin White Duke
Your listening and comprehension skills really are appalling.
Tashi
Your are right, I have a low attention level for one more Catholic
Priest who thinks he is important, on the world stage.
Ken Whisler
> Your are right, I have a low attention level for one more Catholic
> Priest who thinks he is important, on the world stage.
It's not up to you to decide who is important on the world stage. If
you think Fr. Barron is irrelevant, ignore him. If enough thinks him
irrelevant, he will dissipate into the ether.
Tashi
Okey Dokey Ken. Apparently I'm more important, I have far more hits
on my YouTubes than Fr Barron. That's just me.
Thin White Duke
Tashi
> Also see this review:
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> http://decentfilms.com/sections/reviews/2012.html
I'm going to see it tomorrow night, with my wife, and another girl who
wants to talk to me about UFO's.........
Tashi
> Also see this review:
>
> http://decentfilms.com/sections/reviews/2012.html
Jackson, if you are honest, don't you think the world needs a paradigm
shift right about 2012?
Thin White Duke
> Jackson, if you are honest, don't you think the world needs a paradigm
> shift right about 2012?
Been reading Kuhn, have you? Or are you unaware that this chic term
"paradigm shift" has filtered down from him?
In any event, the fundamental "paradigm shift" has already occurred;
indeed we measure time, as best we can, by it: 2,012 years since what?
Since the Incarnation of the Logos.
Thin White Duke
Tashi
> On Nov 19, 7:13 pm, Tashi <dewachen1...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Jackson, if you are honest, don't you think the world needs a paradigm
> > shift right about 2012?
>
> Been reading Kuhn, have you? Or are you unaware that this chic term
> "paradigm shift" has filtered down from him?
I would call it something else, but yes, this is a word I thought
you could relate to, it appears I'm correct.
> In any event, the fundamental "paradigm shift" has already occurred;
> indeed we measure time, as best we can, by it: 2,012 years since what?
> Since the IncarnaLogostion of the.
A date by any other name is just a day. Krishna's death 5000 years
ago, marked the beginning of the Kali Yuga.
Brad Anders
"Paradigm shift"? How boring and '90's. Update yourself, and start
jabbering like Ray about the upcoming Singularity.
Brad Anders
Tashi
Okey dokey Brad.
Tashi
> See:
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1JmJa8Ifns&feature=sub
Just saw this stupid movie. If you like non-stop unrealistic disaster
effects go see it. John Cussak has to be the most boring actor on the
silver screen.
I have know idea why all these guys are so offended by the religious
stuff, it is so brain-numbingly dumbed down, that you have to be
actually looking for a fight, which I guess they are.
The only people who survive are the elite, how's that symbology for
you?
Fr. Jackson, don't get yourself too worked up over this stupid film,
you have bigger fish to fry Brother.
Thin White Duke
Now watch/read the materials I've posted here about it and see if you
understand them in a new light.
Tashi
> Also see:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zBqRLK_ESs
Fr Jackson, I couldn't make it through that youtube sorry. I'll look
for some better material to describe the Mayan calender, later in the
day.
Mentals like to share their delusions with others. It gives them a
feeling of being in the group, which usually they don't get because
society tends to reject them.
Augustine
> Mentals like to share their delusions with others. It gives them a
> feeling of being in the group, which usually they don't get because
> society tends to reject them.
True. Those wacky 9/11 conspiracy theorists are a model example.
Agreed?
Tashi
"Wacky 911 conspiracy theorists" sounds quite fashionable and chic.
Augustine
Not really. But do you agree with me that these are excellent examples
of mentals who like to share their delusions with others?
Tashi
No! It does remind me of how you share your religious delusions
with others.