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Religions > Atheism |
| User: |
"Sara" |
| Date: |
11 Dec 2007 01:51:46 PM |
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why did Edwin share the porter in the inherent warehouse |
it ever was a Patriarchy, it was in a time and place
where there was a balance between Death and Birth. You'd have to go back
a long, long way to find a civilisation and an era where that was true.
Life out of balance.
We are already past the point of no return. I think it is no coincidence
that the last organized attempt in this century to institutionalize
genocide (the Nazi Death Camps) constituted little more than a flesh
wound inflicted by the Death Sphere upon the Birth Sphere. Word War II
ended with the dropping of two Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I
don't, for one minute, deny the human suffering involved, the families
and cultures which were decimated by the conflict. What I am saying is
that We Have a Problem. We seem to be unable to confront the fact that
Death has become impotent. Even if we applied all of the resources of
technology to building Space Age Death Camps, even if we could arrive at
a consensus of Who has to Go (everyone with blue eyes, anyone over the
age of twenty-five anyone under six feet tall - I'll use three examples
which would include myself in the hopes that you can unders
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