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Right on about the religious dogma! It continues to amaze me how many people fall for wolf in sheep's clothing . . . hateful individuals who recite the Bible and claim moral superiority simultaneously. When I was a little girl I use to listen to my parents and two sets of grandparents get into heated debates about doctrine - arguing over a Bible verse - did it mean drinking was a sin or that we should drink in moderation - all I could think at that age was why are these grown-ups so angry at each other? Certainly didn't sound like brotherly love to me. LOL
1:45 AMHi Veronica: I'll upload the second half of this article soon. For now the blog is sort of turned over to my friend Karen and how she's dealing with the death of her dear husband.
9:03 AM Post a CommentWhen I was 13 I died on the operating table and had the whole out of body experience. It was very shortly after that - maybe a few months later - I started saying things like, "God doesn't care about your religion - he only cares about your faith." Now I'd probably say "he-she". But you're so right - while so many people are squabbling here on earth - we're missing out on a perfect opportunity to have conscious contact with God, Spirit, Higher Power.
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