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Comment on Insanity & Religion by Steve

Steve — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 04:02:38 +0000

Sometimes I google my thoughts, just to see how others feel about the same thing. I just searched ‘religion is a form of insanity,’ and found this site. A world without religion would be infinitely better than this madhouse.

Comment on Civil Rights? Whatever… by Tanner

Tanner — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 22:52:37 +0000

You are not the only one who cares. A lot of people care. The government is the one who doesn’t care

Comment on Doomsday & The Internet by Ursula

Ursula — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:23:50 +0000

There are challenges globally and the Internet is having a positive and negative impact. But no, we’re not doomed. Well at least I hope not. Much more to do in this world yet!
Ursula´s last [type] ..The Travel Bookshop

Comment on Insanity & Religion by Ryan

Ryan — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 03:41:14 +0000

To hold a belief; any belief is insanity. Religion is insanity. Athiesm is insanity. Separtaion of church and state is insanity as the state should outlaw religion. Religion is an intelectual virus. Athiesm is a belief and is therefor insanity.

Yes God is real. That is not a belief. It is Fact. Science and nature testifies to this. Every so called scientific law prooves God is a fact.

The problem begins when one believes a book is from God. or when one believes to know the mind and will of God.

The state should shutdown religion all together. How am I to live in peace with some nut case that believes a book is Gods word? This sick individual should be put in a mental institution.

Comment on Insanity & Religion by RickH

RickH — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 03:34:53 +0000

Your comment wasn’t deleted.

I apparently haven’t been paying enough attention to this blog (I have several others that are more current) and so I didn’t see your comment until now.

However, I am planning to start blogging here again, possibly even tonight.

Comment on Insanity & Religion by briana

briana — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 21:47:33 +0000

why did u delete my comment?!!

Comment on How Stupid Are We? by briana

briana — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 19:20:09 +0000

I think in general, most americans are stupid. (including myself in certain situations) I mean , we as a people control the government.. at the end of the day, we dictate what will happen with everything. Instead of knowing our worth whether it be financially,mentally,physically,emotionally, and whatever else I can’t think of at this time. We let someone put a price tag on us..which is really sad …the world starts with us anyways. so if we have no self worth..we might as well be grass or something lol

Comment on Insanity & Religion by briana

briana — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 19:11:08 +0000

I must say that I AM TRULY amazed at all the comments everyone left as far of the “christian” MBUDZI. I would like to start off by saying that I am a 17 year old girl who sees religion as insanity. When I first realized that I didnt believe in religion (period), I tried to deny it. Everyone in my family is either christian or catholic and going to church to praise a “god” was instilled in me as a child. I always had questions pertaining to christanity and other religions; such as “why are there religions to begin with?”

My parents could never answer my questions; all they could ever do is say “don’t question GOD, for it is a SIN….(ARE YOU FREAKING SERIOUS). SO let me get this straight……I can go to church every wee, pay my tides …(what I owe..pfft), and fall out in the church and beg god to help me. BUT… I cannot ask questions to better myself. THATS JUST DOWN RIGHT IDIOTIC.

I realized having been threw so many different levels of circumstance and problems that, life is about choices. That is what our life is about..(choices). We can pray all day to a higher being all we want, but at the end of the day ..OUR ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS.

I must admit that it is difficult to overcome being critized because of (being right!!!). The society in which I live in is mostly made of people who are ignorant, delusional, weak minded, and are fearful of the truth. They dont want to even take into consideration that the bible in itself is nothing more than a guide about the brain and body, and ALSO teaches us about daily morals and intellect.

Theres a great part of me who is very conerned about the future, when talking about religion. YOU HAVE MORE PEOPLE ABUSING THEIR RELIGION THEN FOLLOWING THE GUIDE TO BEGIN WITH. Second, People get very emotional when speaking of their “god” in such a way as if they know him personally.

What would happen if the world found out threw logical proof, that infact there is no god. I think the world would lose all their sanity.

At last from looking at the comments you guys left, I would like to know about the brain and how is it related to the bible. I find this very interesting. I would appreciate dearly if some of you post books that I can read for future knowlege about this.

Comment on Gratitude: Ten Things I’m Grateful for Today by SEEING TRAGEDY FROM A POSITION OF LIGHT – instead of from a place of darkness and despair « Aesthetichealingmindset's Blog

Mon, 10 Jan 2011 15:29:45 +0000

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Comment on On Getting Older by Lee

Lee — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 14:09:00 +0000

Wow, am I ever late to the party. I’ve tried to figure out the difference between the perceived passage of time at different ages and, while you make some good points, I think for me it comes down to having something to look forward to. When you’re a kid there is constantly something you’re waiting for with anticipation. The months and days until your next birthday or Christmas or summer vacation drag on forever because you look forward to them with such longing and anticipation. When you’re all grown up the number of things you wait for is reduced to almost nothing which makes one day look almost exactly like every other and they pass mostly unnoticed. Maybe that has something to do with it.