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Life is so unpredictible
We take life easy thinking that we will never die. Today I was shaken a bit. I know by tomorrow I will be back to normal but isn't this life bit screwed up? If there is a god I would like to ask him/her/it why exactly he causes so much misery in this world?
I guess he would telll me to shut up and send me a one way ticket to hell :-)
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Re: Life is so unpredictible
Originally posted by slickrenderer
We take life easy thinking that we will never die.
if you think so... first of all, nobody will live for ever. YOu think you are safe when you are at home but in the next second a airplane crashs into your house. You can't hide of the death. I have to say (I know you wont believe it) I am a very reiligios person. I go two times a week to the church and I pray before I go to bed. You won't find any non-religious people in my family. I think it is because we are polish. We grown up with the religion. I mean..here in germany where I live are .. maybe 20 % of the german public religious. If you go to the church here (doesnt matter when) then you only see a few people. Maybe 14 but not more. Maybe because the pope is polish. And you may laugh but my dream is it to visit the pope. Anyway...Oh and I am happy about that you weren't in that train. But also bad for the other people which were there. Lets pray for them...
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Sad thing the train wreck, yet it happens. We are getting killed here by the numbers anyway, I think we are starting to get inmune to human misery, seeming as we see it every frigging day around this place.
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Eagle you a religious nutter as well :-) Man what is this everyone going all religious on this board :-O
Eagle you better hurry up if you want to meet pope he is kind of fragile right now. Anyway I won't tell you that the Pope is a normal man just like you and me.
https://edition.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/eu...ine/index.html
Everywhere I look I see misery. People suffering. Eagle how does a religious man like you justify all this? Just curious :-O
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I know but do you know what he did in his life? how many people he helped? He once got shot from a turkish guy and later he went to this man in his cell and talked to him. The pope forgave what the man did. He did so many good things... I could write 4 pages but noone is interested so I won't.Originally posted by slickrenderer
Anyway I won't tell you that the Pope is a normal man just like you and me.
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I just saw your edit slick... What does god have to do with our wars and our stupid weapon and terror shit? WE created all weapons..... we dont have to discuss this...it will end in a fight anyway
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Do you imagine what would happen to the church if he didn´t?Originally posted by EagleKing
I know but do you know what he did in his life? how many people he helped? He once got shot from a turkish guy and later he went to this man in his cell and talked to him. The pope forgave what the man did. He did so many good things... I could write 4 pages but noone is interested so I won't.
The way I see it, when you talk about religion, everyone believes he has the truth, when in reality you are just basing your opinion on ONE point of view.
I remember a budist friend of mine changed the way I perceive a lot of things when after discussing some war issues, he just pulled out a piece of paper, scribbled in one side of it .. and then pulled it up as some sort of barrier between us, .. he asked me: "What do you see?" .. "A scribbled paper" was my response, .. to which he replied: "I see a blank one" (Since he was watching the blank side of it.) ..
... was either of us wrong?
Nope. We just believed in our own particular truths, since after all .. everything we took for granted pointed that way.
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Ok seriously I am sure he has done lot of good. So I leave him alone :-)
Remember the Kursk submarine disaster. It was night here when the hole was cut and it was confirmed that no one survived. That night there were some furious storms and lightning strikes. I was really shitting in my pants. It was like the heaven had opened up.
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I am sure glad you are OK. Life can take some interesting turns sometimes. You have to charish the moments. I just heard a sweet quote. "Happyness is a journey and not a destination." If you think about it, life is also that journey.
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Are you sure all those stories in the Bible are true?Originally posted by EagleKing
Are you sure that all those stories are true?
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The way I see it, they sure as hell have helped a lot of people find their paths in life when in doubt.Originally posted by GreyFox
Are you sure all those stories in the Bible are true?
Keep it light guys, do not go for flames here.
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As far as actualy being dead... your dead, what do you care?
Glad your ok though.
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