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Old 01-14-2008, 07:21 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Mankind realized that he could kill himself - that he could make himself die - but that in the end, he could not make himself live. This began an unending conflict between God (instinct) and our objective knowledge of existence. I think that this is the reason for so much of the struggle between human beings. Am I making any sense???

I think you are way ahead of the game, honestly. I'd recommend watching Monty Python's, The Life of Brian. It's not only hillarious, but it has a feeling of realism and agnosticism(sp) through the whole movie. The main statement is basically: as Brian quotes, " You don't need anyone!! We have the power to control our own lives. Who says we MUST listen to a messiah? Think for YOUR -SELVES!" and then the crowd replies " Yes, we must think for ourselves" and it shows the stupidity, or as you put it , the fall of man.

I believe the fall of man would be: People depending on others instead of believing in themselves, and having confidence that , however hard it may seem, the mass majority of people are RETARDED. Sorry if I seem to rabble on forever , but your topic really struck a cord with me. I just hope that some day people won't have to ask a mass majority of people how to live their own lives.

If every brick did what it wanted ... we would have no buildings.

Nobody can fool me like myself.

When people stop asking others to teach them ... growth will stop.
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