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I've had my friends say "You know that dress you wore to so and so's? Burn it." I appreciate those critiques.

Shredding and deleting will start momentarily, before the next Govt finds out.

Squash is only good if it's breaded, sliced thin, and fried to a golden brown.

But you said believing was a willful choice. If you can't will yourself to believe I can fly then you are wrong.

"Then we are accountable to each other which is the foundation of true morality."

The Ontario liberals have almost trippled the Ontario debt in 15 years. The federal government led by PM Crayola has almost trippled its yearly deficits and you have the gall to say the pc's are bad?

You reply is so vulgar and presumptuous that it is not worth reading.

They say if you enjoy your work, you'll never work a day in your life. And a friend of mine on the left always told me that "If God made something better, He kept it for Himself." It's not ours to judge how a person got where they are or that they do something we would not. In Giuliani's case, something he COULD not do for a living.

Muahahaha. All knowing... i.e. they would be aware of God and so would no longer be an atheist. :) (Just sayin)

"All TRUE Christians do have the same moral code"

Insurance, you see. Our friend Creflo can deflect the demon away from us. But only for a certain length of time, of course.

We are other than God by being transcended by God. We have non-divine or sub-divine personal identities, while He alone is fully divine.

Thanks for the thoughtful response, greenpeace. Again, we are on very similar pages. I agree with your view of how the economic paradigm needs to change, I like you theological influences and share many of the same philosophical influences. I too am a big fan of Varela, Spinoza, Bohm... since you mention a holographic model... are you a fan of Bergson? I think of his approach as aligning with a holographic-esque thinking very neatly. Jung is another favorite of mine, and since you mention Transpersonal Psychology, I assume you're probably a fan as well. Yes, Heraclitus certainly fits in with process philosophy or theology, though its his view of the divine logos and cosmos is fundamentally paradoxical (very much unlike the Stoic conception of logos, in that respect). I think Heraclitus's paradoxical approach aligns intriguingly with the gospels, given the overabundance of paradoxes found in the gospel stories and teachings.