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The constant of everything is change.
The Moslem religion correctly recognizes that the source of unity exists outside of time. The Christian root belief is similar. The Scientific world is frozen on the steps of timelessness and cannot move forward without an initiate from those who place their truth outside of time. The Moslem and Christian religions are major influences in the world but they are a family that has flown in opposite directions. I firmly believe that the study of eternal recurrence and codependency will heal this flight of opposites to a bridge that will enable Science to finally achieve the unified theory of matter that will unite all under the common flag of Love. It is now time for the Christian and the Moslem religions to learn something new. It is time for cooperation.
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| Reviewed by Regis Auffray |
2/24/2008 |
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I firmly believe that the study of eternal recurrence and codependency will heal this flight of opposites to a bridge that will enable Science to finally achieve the unified theory of matter that will unite all under the common flag of Love. It is now time for the Christian and the Moslem religions to learn something new. It is time for cooperation.
Would that it could be so, Tom. Thank you. Love and peace,
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| Reviewed by Malcolm Watts |
2/1/2008 |
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| It is time for mankind to recgonize that there is no such thing as God and that religious dogma, particularly Extremist Islam, and evangelical Christianity, pose a serious threat to separation of church and state, indeed civilization itself. Yes, the only constant is change, and it time mankind evolved beyond superstition and created a secular and humanistic path based on fairness, justice, respect and love. Malcolm Watts |
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