-------------- /+==============================+\ Anarchy Inc. and || Rhadamanthine Dungeonwriters || :--------------: \+==============================+/ : Daredevil, :--: : Ruby Tuesday, :-----: Present....... : Modem User, Surf Rat, :------------------: : Dark Shadow, Senator Bunker, Havoc Chaos :--: Something to say about... : Moon Roach, Lord Omega, The Misfit, Eric C. : : Thompson, and Alexander of Atlantis (enuff!): [Religious Experiences] :---------------------------------------------: Now, before we begin, realize that this is in no way supposed to sponsor a feeling of biast or hatred against any one party or religion--this is just an absolute scientific and physical look at what we use to lead our lives. [Religion: Is it worth the Effort? /Asked by Dr. Judrea Frinx, Psychologist/] Is it? Let's take what the more popular religions do. Most people go to this big house, sit down, read this book, and stand up sometimes. How could that possibly be a religious experience? They might as well be reading "Gumby goees to college" to all these little kids at the public library. But wait--There is a reason. A concept. We believe that there is something greater then ourselves that is responcible for ALLL this. That means we can have someone to look up to, and have someone to blame things on. No problem. But thats emotional. What about physical?? We read out of this book, I believe called a bible, and it tells us to behave, essentially. But who wrote the bible? (For you Jews: Who wrote the Torah?) They say Mozes or some prophet played secretary to god and got the 10 commandments, but men who were speaking to god Via an astral phone or something wrote down the bible. Who's to say that they didn't just get drunk one night, just ordinary men, and say "Hey! What a blast! Let's sit down and write something and really screw people up!" For all we know, Christianity and Judaism as we know it today, started as a group of MOONIEs. ["Actions are just actions--it's the feeling that counts." Ted Undre, Doctor] Interesting point. Guru's have gone up to mountaintops to really think about how to make their mind whole with the universe. That could be bullshit. May be they got popular, wanted to make some do, so they had a revelation, and decided to go sit on a mountaintop and decide what shit they're going to say next to get some more dough. Just a thought. Coming back to the Drunk men part, of course any religious person is going to say we're off our rocker, because it tells us how god recited to the men what to put in there. But notice the bible is what tells us that god did that. How do we know the men just didn't put that in to get us less suspicious? If some other book talked about the making of the bible, we'd be convinced. But none other does! Another thing: About moonies. Don't get caught. The moonies are NAZI'ism at its worst. They play to your emotions when you are in a rough period, and over 83% of college students get approched by someone from the occult. It's a horrifying lie. Think about it. The moonies, all they do, is use Hitler's famous propaganda law: "If they hear it enough, they'll believe it." And what's worst, is the millionaire behind it starts believing it, too! It's a sad case of bitch in the basket. People fall for this guy as if he were Jesus. What about Jesus? Did he -really- exist? Maybe there was a story of a doctor, who was sent to die, and it was furiously modified?!! What about the Messiah? Orthodox jews failed to believe in the new state of Israel because the Messiah had not brought it about. If there really was a messiah, which was supposed to be some supernatural force, who's to say it hasn't come and gone many times...Jesus has returned to earth to save us...Many many times.. But he has returned thru MAN. And man has his only faults but living. Who can tell one man from another? Just cuz one has Jesus living in his brain with him doesn't mean he has to go and lead everyone to estasy. With those things in mind, go out and prove living wrong. Someones already don e that? Really? Darn. Prove your flesh invalid, then.