Do you "believe" in hocus pocus ?

Velvet Elvis

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Jun 28, 2002, 4:30:49 PM6/28/02

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Simple minds need simple answers. Sorry folks, I cannot "believe" in magic
and hocus pocus. Poof ! ... man was created by a god... Poof ! .... Jesus
was resurrected from the dead... Poof, Poof, Poof.... STOP THE MADNESS.

Oh...to the faithful followers of "scripture", I anxiously await your quotes
& rantings....See, all the whack's can only reply with someone else's
writings and ideology, very difficult to think on their own. ( also very
dangerous ).

Cleo

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Jun 28, 2002, 7:39:25 PM6/28/02

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You poor deluded person. Now does that satisfy you need for ranting? :)
Cleo
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Velvet Elvis

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Jun 28, 2002, 7:59:30 PM6/28/02

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How am I deluded ? Because I choose not to believe in mystical, magical,
supernatural idiology ?

Chuck Primerano

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Jun 28, 2002, 8:23:49 PM6/28/02

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Velvet Elvis wrote:
How am I deluded ? Because I choose not to believe in mystical, magical,
supernatural idiology ?

Sorry to disappoint you, but I just want to say (not rant) I shall pray for
you.

Chuck

Velvet Elvis

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Jun 28, 2002, 8:31:40 PM6/28/02

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Oh my god....you know Elvis too ?

Cleo

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Jun 28, 2002, 8:47:58 PM6/28/02

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Elvis skates for Canada.

Cleo
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Velvet Elvis

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Jun 28, 2002, 8:54:28 PM6/28/02

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Sorry, that would be Elvis Pachenko, and he is a midget.

Cleo

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Jun 28, 2002, 9:01:14 PM6/28/02

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NO that is Elvis Stoyko (sp ?).

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Velvet Elvis

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Jun 28, 2002, 9:09:24 PM6/28/02

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Ouch !

Cory Briggs

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Jul 6, 2002, 12:36:33 AM7/6/02

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>What ideology do you pocess that has never been thought of before? Are you
able to post without insulting??

Rev. Christopher C. Hamilton

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Jul 29, 2002, 12:02:25 AM7/29/02

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Then what do you believe in?

--
Adopted son of the Great God Jehovah,
Christopher C. Hamilton

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Booty T

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Jul 29, 2002, 5:47:20 AM7/29/02

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I believe that hot dogs taste great with mustard...you may not...who's right
? I believe that one's personal belief system is simply that...if it's true
to you, than that is your truth. That is what Democracy is all about...the
freedom of choice.

Unknown Entity

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Aug 5, 2002, 10:27:08 PM8/5/02

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Yes! They also taste great with ketchup! It is a wonderful universe,
is it not?

Marcos Jardim

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Aug 17, 2002, 10:30:35 AM8/17/02

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Believing that if something is true to you then it is your truth has nothing
to do with democracy. It has to do with the filosophy of relativism. It
clearly rejects any absolute truth, making everything relative to your
opinion.

If you follow through this line of thinking, thank you can't condem
homosexuality, abortion, violence, sex, or anything you can think of. It
all comes "freedom of choice" like you said. Just remember, that if someone
decides to go out and shoot one of your relatives dead because he or she is
having a bad day, that too can be excused as "freedom of choice".

God has established moral laws and unfortunately you can look around
yourself and see the consequences our deliberately disobedience. As far as
"hocus pocus", let's just don't make the same mistake. Whether you believe
it or not, God has commanded us to stay away from it (Dt. 18:9-14)

Jesus loves you, and so do I.

Marcos Jardim
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Marcos Jardim

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Aug 17, 2002, 10:37:06 AM8/17/02

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Believing that if something is true to you then it is your truth has nothing

to do with democracy. It has to do with the philosophy of relativism. It

clearly rejects any absolute truth, making everything relative to your
opinion.

If you follow through this line of thinking, you can't condemn

homosexuality, abortion, violence, sex, or anything you can think of. It
all comes "freedom of choice" like you said. Just remember, that if someone
decides to go out and shoot one of your relatives dead because he or she is
having a bad day, that too can be excused as "freedom of choice".

God has established moral laws and unfortunately you can look around
yourself and see the consequences our deliberately disobedience. As far as
"hocus pocus", let's just don't make the same mistake. Whether you believe
it or not, God has commanded us to stay away from it (Dt. 18:9-14)

Jesus loves you, and so do I.

Marcos Jardim
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