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Why I Reinvented My God

I reinvented my God because I eventually came to see that the Bible wasn’t ‘the literal word of god’ and wasn’t, in fact, even a trustworthy translation of a trustworthy book. Quite the contrary.  An almost arbitrary collection of translations … Continue reading

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More God Stuff…

Jim Jeffries, comedian: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5TlR0K7ASA Gets a big laugh out of rubbishing people who believe in God. But he leaves something out. The existence or otherwise of God depends on your definition of God. Self evident.  But largely ignored.  I’d say … Continue reading

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New Way To Live

Some time ago I surmised we need a new way to live. I don’t have one. I don’t know. What I do know is that part of it would be the idea of taking individual responsibility far, far more than … Continue reading

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Army Of Muslim Clerics

  We are sending soldiers to Afghanistan to do what a soldier cannot do. There’s about 30 million Afghanis and 99% of them are Muslim.  See this Wikipedia page:  Afghanistan That is: 30 million people are captured by a religion. … Continue reading

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Islamic Jihadist Bombing – Truth?

It was well said that in Indonesia the clerics don’t seem to be doing enough about condemning Islamic extremists. (Saturday Extra, Radio National, 7th May). Absolutely no one is, anywhere in the world. For instance there’s a simple question needs … Continue reading

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Science and God

I’m constantly amazed by the attitude of Science and Scientists towards the question of God. Capital ‘S’ for Science and Scientists because that’s the way they see themselves: as, ironically, Godlike Gurus. But their childish attitude is that ‘There is … Continue reading

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