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- Bombings at the Boston Marathon - by Submitted on May 09, 2013 from Kyre AdeptWe all experienced a sadly familiar sense of shock and horror when we read or saw that two bombs went off near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Of course, it’s too early to know what or how or why; at this point, it’s all about images and anguish, sorrow for those on the scene and shock ...
Views: 1430 - Is the Pope Catholic? - by Submitted on May 09, 2013 from Kyre AdeptThese are exciting times for the Roman Catholic Church. Maybe you’re not a Catholic, or even a believer in God, so why is this important? Because there are 1.2 billion Catholics in the world, making it one of the most influential cultural-social-religious groups out there. The direction of ...
Views: 1415 - The Human Computer - by Submitted on May 16, 2009 from Kyre AdeptThe human energy system is somewhat like a computer. This does not mean that people are mechanically logical. Rather, in the same way that human are made in the image of God, computers are made in the image of humans. Every work of art is a self-portrait; creation can only be formed from ...
Views: 1399(1 vote) - Irressolutions, or What to STOP Doing in the New Year - by Submitted on Dec 17, 2012 from Kyre AdeptNew Year’s resolutions are usually about what you want to do in the coming year, but what about the reverse? What would your life look like if you stopped doing what causes you stress and failure? Instead of changing what you do, what about changing how you feel and think? It’s a lot easier ...
Views: 1386 - Obedience - by Submitted on May 15, 2009 from Kyre AdeptThe four most popular religions -- Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity and Islam, in order of their antiquity -- were all created in authoritarian cultures that rely heavily on 'rules and roles'. This type of society is hierarchical, demanding legalistic obedience to authority. There is always a ...
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