doppelganger
Through the Looking Glass
Why didn't Angellous answer the question in #10?
-
Welcome to Religious Forums, a friendly forum to discuss all religions in a friendly surrounding.
Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to the following site features:- Reply to discussions and create your own threads.
- Our modern chat room. No add-ons or extensions required, just login and start chatting!
- Access to private conversations with other members.
We hope to see you as a part of our community soon!
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
doppelgänger;1127666 said:
No - Angellous always has enough beer for the both of us. I buy him a round, he buys me a round. So far we've had no problems with any of this at all.
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
Yeah, I prefer Jack, so it works out nicely.
Also, we prefer Mrs A_E in different outfits, but niether one of us complain...
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
I just wish that I could frubal myself. Blue says a lot of great things...
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
doppelgänger;1127682 said:
No more creepy than this: Ask your questions about God here.
But at least I can tell the difference between Angellous and the Almighty.
doppelganger
Through the Looking Glass
If you decide to start fruballing yourself, please don't do it in a public forum.
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
doppelgänger;1127746 said:If you decide to start fruballing yourself, please don't do it in a public forum.
No one would ever know.
MiChAelThOmPsOn72
Member
Does black and blue wonder what it would be like to have a third join them? What color would the third be? Would black and blue mind? You could have a threesome.
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
See above:
Honestly, the only thing that's kept me from it is I'm colorblind (and so is Angellous). Also, it may be a bit too confusing for folks. Two's company and tolerable, but three's a crowd. The third one is my little jewel.
My love for Angellous is strictly Platonic.
robtex
Veteran Member
q1) What perceptions have changed or been altered for you about religion and Christianty specifically since attending your post undergrad work?
q2) We talked about John Spong a few times on here. What do you think of his writings and in particular "A call for a new reformation"
A Call for a New Reformation
q3) Do you feel denominations in Christianity are over-simplifications or accurate divisional lines in ideologies of the that faith? Could you qualify the answer given?
q4) You're and avid musician with a strange taste in the Dixie chicks (sorry the low blow lol) what do you feel is the relationship between music and religion and how do you feel it has positively or negatively impacted faith in general and Christianity specifically?
q5) If I am understanding your prior posts accurately you have presented the idea that secularism and Christianity can be compatible. Am I making and accurate statement when I say that is what your perception is and if so how are they compatible?
q2) We talked about John Spong a few times on here. What do you think of his writings and in particular "A call for a new reformation"
A Call for a New Reformation
q3) Do you feel denominations in Christianity are over-simplifications or accurate divisional lines in ideologies of the that faith? Could you qualify the answer given?
q4) You're and avid musician with a strange taste in the Dixie chicks (sorry the low blow lol) what do you feel is the relationship between music and religion and how do you feel it has positively or negatively impacted faith in general and Christianity specifically?
q5) If I am understanding your prior posts accurately you have presented the idea that secularism and Christianity can be compatible. Am I making and accurate statement when I say that is what your perception is and if so how are they compatible?
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
Honestly, rob, I don't remember. The most significant change was realizing that Christianity is little more than a thin layer of religion placed over whatever philosophy was popular in the previous generation. This thin layer of religion at its worst is a divorce from the philosophy in which a particular strain of Christianity was born, making Christianity simply an empty shell of a religion that is only a hierarchy or political organization. At its best, Christianity is the story of redemption that people can internalize and self-actualize in a way that leads them to live better and fuller lives, enriched by renewal.
Kinda a moot point to me. Christianity will change as philosophy does. It's inevitable.
Both. Sometimes denomenational lines are completely meaningless. In the Bible Belt, for example, I've found that most churches are the same in what they teach, how they worship, and what they believe. In other areas, people are quite serious about their divisions.
Music is a major part of my expression of faith, and it is for many Christians. People who make music exploit this by selling Christians crap.
One of my goals now that I've finished a major portion of my doctoral program is to find Willie Nelson and jam with him a bit. If I can talk him into it, I'd like to record with him or go somewhere where it's legal to smoke some weed with Willie.
Christianity is secular and always has been. The key is to take the best of secularism.
Don Penguinoini
Modi.
That is jsut scary.
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
Not for the faint of heart, o black and white flightless one.
You really have three Daddys, Penguino.
Let that sink in for a while! :biglaugh:
Don Penguinoini
Modi.
No i dont. I have one. YOU.
But, i am the Don.
But, i am the Don.
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
:foryou:
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
:foryou:
Don Penguinoini
Modi.
Yes, dear father, i have accepted it. Despite me beign the closest thing to a daddy on this forum (except you) i accepted it. I expect the same respect, call me Don, treat me as Don.
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
:foryou:
A
angellous_evangellous
Guest
Don Penguinoini
Modi.
No. lets not.